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The head of the Prison and Probation Service has been asked to step aside following recent strike action and a rise in prison violence.

Police have arrested two boys in Kent on suspicion of preparing for terrorist acts.

The new director for the next James Bond film has been announced, with shooting due to begin in March next year.

A three-year investigation into hundreds of reported cat mutilations in south London has been closed, with police revealing the likely culprit is foxes.

The takeover battle for Sky plc, the owner of Sky News, will be decided in a three-round auction to conclude on Saturday evening, it was announced today.

Basketball star LeBron James is to appear in a sequel to the 1996 film Space Jam which featured Michael Jordan and Looney Tunes characters.

New Order's Bernard Sumner believes the "underfunding" of mental health services for young people is "disgusting" and a ticking time bomb for this country.

Mercury Prize nominee Lily Allen says winning the award would help ditch her "caricature image" and make a huge difference to her life.

Sky and Netflix have announced details of their partnership, creating what they say will be the UK's "biggest on demand TV service".

North Korea dictator Kim Jong Un has vowed to permanently dismantle a missile test site and a launch pad after talks with South Korea.

Debris orbiting the Earth at more than 17,000 mph has been snared by a prototype "junk hunting" satellite for the first time.

Gloucester fly-half Danny Cipriani has been left out of England's 36-man squad for their training camp in Bristol, which begins on Sunday.

Joseph Parker admits it will be a frustrating experience to watch Anthony Joshua at Wembley, but remains determined to earn a rematch with the world champion.

European airports have privately warned that a "no-deal" Brexit would cause "major disruption and heightened safety risks", Sky News has learned.