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Seven men have been given life sentences of up to 34 years for the murder of a law student killed during a botched drive-by shooting.

The intended target of a drive-by shooting in which a law student was murdered has told Sky News in an exclusive interview he "can't believe so many people would try to kill someone over tyres".

Sir Keir Starmer and Nicola Sturgeon have led criticism of Boris Johnson after he said Margaret Thatcher gave the UK a "big early start" in its battle against climate change when she closed coal mines in the 1980s.

Lionel Messi is set to leave FC Barcelona after his club said a new contract "cannot happen" in line with financial fair play rules set by LaLiga.

An "uncaring" mother and her former boyfriend have been found guilty of killing her three-year-old daughter, days after she threatened to do so in a text message.

The sister of a fit and healthy man who died from COVID-19 says her brother was "beating himself up" over his decision not to get vaccinated during his final days, as she issued a warning over jabs misinformation.  

Changes to the travel list have caused huge frustration this summer, with holidays cancelled and plans shattered at short notice.

People will be able to go on holiday "without looking over their shoulders the whole time", Grant Shapps has said, as he promised that the next set of travel changes will not come "for another three weeks".

Jack Grealish has become the most expensive Premier League footballer after completing his move from Aston Villa to Manchester City for £100m.

Police investigating a reported rape of a 15-year-old girl in the sea off Bournemouth beach have released an e-fit of her suspected attacker in a fresh appeal for information.