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Donald Trump has nominated Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

Amy Coney Barrett has been announced as Donald Trump's pick for the vacant seat on the US Supreme Court.

A problem that prevented tens of thousands of people from logging the result of their coronavirus tests on the new NHS contact-tracing app has been fixed, according to a Department of Health spokesman.

Game Of Thrones stars Rose Leslie and Kit Harington are reportedly expecting their first child.

"He's not what he used to be, is he?"

Selena Gomez has revealed a scar on her inner thigh, which was left following a kidney transplant three years ago.

Evel Knievel's son is suing Disney over a daredevil character in the animated film Toy Story 4.

They're one of the biggest pop bands on the planet, with millions of record sales, number ones, awards and sold-out shows at arenas around the world under their belts.

Four addresses are being searched by detectives investigating the fatal shooting of a police officer in a custody suite in London.

A problem that prevented tens of thousands of people from logging the result of their coronavirus tests on the new NHS contact-tracing app has been fixed, according to a Department of Health spokesman.

Another 6,042 lab-confirmed cases of COVID-19 have been recorded in the UK in the latest 24 hour period.

At least nine police officers and three demonstrators have been injured during clashes at an anti-lockdown protest in London's Trafalgar Square - which saw 16 people arrested.

The Duchess of Cambridge has talked about Prince George's obsession with dinosaurs in the past - now her eldest son is the proud owner of a shark's tooth from the time of the prehistoric giants thanks to Sir David Attenborough.

A six-year-old girl has died after police were called to a report she was hit by a falling tree at a school.

The number of global coronavirus deaths could reach two million before a vaccine is found and widely used, the World Health Organisation has warned.

Boris Johnson has urged the world to unite against coronavirus, suggesting it had made nations seem "selfish" and apparently warning against the comparison of countries' death rates.

Hundreds of women have taken to the streets of Belarus' capital to demand authoritarian leader Alexander Lukashenko step down - with a great-grandmother who has become an icon of the protest movement among scores of people arrested.

Mexican authorities have issued dozens of arrest warrants for police and soldiers they believe were involved in the still-unsolved disappearance of 43 college students six years ago.

Donald Trump has nominated Amy Coney Barrett to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

A Canadian man who claimed he was an Islamic State killer has been charged with lying about his terrorist activity.

Labour have moved ahead of the Conservative Party for the first time since Boris Johnson became prime minister, an opinion poll has indicated.

The government has said MPs will get to vote on the "rule of six" as it attempts to see off a rebellion by Conservatives who want more scrutiny of coronavirus regulations.

Boris Johnson has urged the world to unite against coronavirus, suggesting it had made nations seem "selfish" and apparently warning against the comparison of countries' death rates.

A minister has denied that the chancellor's message to "live without fear" during the pandemic was a suggestion people do not have to follow the coronavirus rules.

A group of more than 40 Conservative MPs are bidding to force the government to give parliament a vote before the renewal of ministers' coronavirus powers.

Three men have been accused of creating a "man cave" underneath New York's Grand Central station.

Evel Knievel's son is suing Disney over a daredevil character in the animated film Toy Story 4.

Scientists studying the world's deepest diving mammal were left twiddling their thumbs when timing a dive off the coast of North Carolina.

A problem that prevented tens of thousands of people from logging the result of their coronavirus tests on the new NHS contact-tracing app has been fixed, according to a Department of Health spokesman.

Remember those early days in the COVID journey, where everyone talked about "following the science"?

Patients with sufficient levels of vitamin D are less likely to experience complications and die from COVID-19, according to a new study in the US, while another has found it also reduces infection rates.

The Treasury borrowed the third-highest sum for any month on record in August, according to official figures - as the chancellor prepares to unleash his latest support for the coronavirus-hit economy.

French terrorism authorities are investigating an attack that wounded two journalists near the former offices of satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo in Paris.

A minister has denied that the chancellor's message to "live without fear" during the pandemic was a suggestion people do not have to follow the coronavirus rules.

The government has said MPs will get to vote on the "rule of six" as it attempts to see off a rebellion by Conservatives who want more scrutiny of coronavirus regulations.

A problem that prevented tens of thousands of people from logging the result of their coronavirus tests on the new NHS contact-tracing app has been fixed, according to a Department of Health spokesman.

Four addresses are being searched by detectives investigating the fatal shooting of a police officer in a custody suite in London.