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Quarantine rules end today for people travelling to the UK from more than 70 countries and British Overseas Territories.

COVID-19 is not under control in most of the world and is actually getting worse, according to the head of the World Health Organisation (WHO).

More than 200 serving police officers in the UK have convictions for criminal offences including assault, burglary, drug possession and animal cruelty, Sky News can reveal.

Police forces across the UK employ at least 211 officers and PCSOs who have been convicted of criminal offences, a Sky News investigation has found.

Former Glee star Naya Rivera is presumed dead after emergency teams said the effort to find her has now been classed as a "search and recovery operation".

Bison are being introduced into British woodland in a £1m project to restore an ancient habitat and its wildlife.

A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with being a member of banned neo-Nazi group National Action.

There is a "serious risk" some parts of England will run out of water within 20 years, a committee of MPs has warned.

After four long decades, the families who campaigned for justice after taking the pregnancy test drug Primodos finally had their apology in parliament.

There are concerns that illnesses are being missed and that patients are being misdiagnosed following criticism that mainstream medical resources fail to show signs and symptoms of skin conditions on people of colour.