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The sun is burning in the morning sky, the heat is intense, the humidity suffocating.

Mohamed al Fayed was a "monster enabled by a system that pervaded Harrods", lawyers representing his alleged victims of sexual abuse have said.

The family of an NHS pharmacist who took his own life after suffering paralysing complications from a COVID jab are calling for urgent reform of the government's compensation scheme for vaccine damage.

A Hungary-based company remains firmly in the spotlight after the pager attacks targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon.

The UK's public sector debt has hit 100% of the value of the country's annual economic output for the first time since the 1960s, according to official figures released ahead of the chancellor's maiden budget.

Sir Keir Starmer's top adviser is "getting the right pay for the job" despite reports she earns £3,000 more than the prime minister, former Labour MP Harriet Harman has said.

A woman has pleaded guilty to causing the death of a baby girl by dangerous driving.

This election is about the big and the small - as small as anything can be in the USA.

A police officer in Kentucky is accused of fatally shooting a district judge, following an argument inside a courthouse.

Large parts of England and Wales are braced for gusty winds, heavy rain and frequent lightning from midday - as thunderstorm warnings come into effect.