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Theresa May looks to Europe to throw her a lifeline over her Brexit deal
Theresa May has headed back to Europe in a desperate bid to win concessions from EU leaders after her Commons retreat over her big Brexit vote.
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'Babes in the wood' murderer Russell Bishop found guilty 31 years after acquittal
Convicted paedophile Russell Bishop has been found guilty of murdering two nine-year-old girls in 1986.
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How billion-to-one DNA match led to Russell Bishop's murder conviction
After 32 years, paedophile Russell Bishop has finally been convicted of the "babes in the wood" murders after advanced forensic techniques revealed his DNA linked him to his young victims through a discarded sweatshirt.
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French taxes cut as Macron caves in to rioters, admitting he is 'partially responsible'
Emmanuel Macron has promised to raise the minimum wage as he acknowledged he was partially responsible for weeks of nationwide protests.
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Easter Island mayor says Polynesian statue should stay in the British Museum
Easter Island's mayor has said the British Museum might be a better home for a massive native Polynesian statue taken by British sailors 150 years ago.
Showbiz
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Mel B breaks ribs and needs three-hour operation after mystery accident
Spice Girl Melanie Brown says she has broken two ribs and badly injured her right hand after suffering an accident.
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Harry Redknapp crowned king of the jungle on I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!
Former football manager Harry Redknapp has been crowned king of the jungle on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here!
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Dr Who will be back - but not until 2020
Doctor Who fans will have to wait until 2020 for the next series, although there will be a special episode on New Year's Day to keep them happy.
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Mark Ronson on Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, and reaching wedding status with Uptown Funk
Shades on, the recognisable quiff a little less coiffed than usual but still present, Mark Ronson is sitting in the library room of a central London hotel, speaking to Sky News amid a whirlwind of promotion for his latest single.
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Emmerdale actor Mark Jordon pleads not guilty to attacking pensioner
Emmerdale actor Mark Jordon has pleaded not guilty to attacking a pensioner.
Videos
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Rafael Benitez calls for VAR to be introduced to the Premier League immediately after Newcastle defeat
Rafael Benitez has called for the Premier League to introduce VAR immediately after Newcastle were beaten 2-1 by Wolves.
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'Babes in the wood' murderer Russell Bishop found guilty 31 years after acquittal
Convicted paedophile Russell Bishop has been found guilty of murdering two nine-year-old girls in 1986.
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Theresa May looks to Europe to throw her a lifeline over her Brexit deal
Theresa May has headed back to Europe in a desperate bid to win concessions from EU leaders after her Commons retreat over her big Brexit vote.
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Chelsea suspend four supporters over alleged Raheem Sterling abuse
Chelsea have suspended four supporters from attending matches pending investigations into alleged racist abuse of Raheem Sterling.
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European Court of Justice rules UK can unilaterally revoke Article 50 and halt Brexit
The EU’s top court has ruled the UK can revoke Article 50 and halt Brexit without the permission of other member states.
