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Theresa May is defiantly sticking by her Chequers strategy for Brexit, despite the EU insisting a key element of her plan "will not work" and issuing a four-week deadline to agree a deal.

A prime minister left isolated in a place and at a moment where she badly needed some friends.

More than 200 people are feared to have died after a ferry sunk in Tanzania's Lake Victoria, a senior local official said.

Britain is significantly increasing its ability to wage war in cyberspace with the creation of a new offensive cyber force of up to 2,000 personnel, Sky News understands.

Death Row Records co-founder Marion 'Suge' Knight will serve 28 years in jail for running a man over during a fight in Los Angeles.

UKIP have admitted there are "similarities" between the party's new stance towards Muslim migrants and the policies of US President Donald Trump.

Wolf Alice have won the 27th annual Mercury Prize for their album Visions Of A Life.

French far-right leader Marine Le Pen has attacked a "crazy" court demand for her to undergo psychiatric tests after she tweeted pictures of Islamic State brutality.

A suspected gang using illegal immigrants to sell miniature Eiffel Tower statues around Paris has been smashed.

A female suspect and three other people are dead following a shooting in the US state of Maryland.