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Axel Rudakubana is jailed for 52 years for his assault on a dance class in Southport.

Prince Harry declares "monumental victory" over Rupert Murdoch's newspaper empire

He says the UK must rethink how it protects its citizens, after the Southport murders.

President Trump has been sworn in for his second term in the White House.

A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is now in force.

The first hostage exchange is due to take place tomorrow.

The Israeli government meets to vote on a Gaza ceasefire deal.

Yvette Cooper has announced a three-month review of gang-based child sexual exploitation

The ���˿��� is told Israel and Hamas have signed up to a deal. An announcement is imminent.

Treasury minister resigns after being named in corruption probe in Bangladesh.

Sir Keir Starmer outlines plans to harness artificial intelligence

Donald Trump has described the response of officials to the fires as "incompetent".

Chancellor Rachel Reeves says deals worth £600 million were agreed on a visit to China.

The US President-elect receives an unconditional discharge.

As the Pound slides against the Dollar, the government defends its economic plan.

Californian authorities say the fires are '0% contained'.

Disagreements continue about whether a new investigation is needed into grooming gangs.

The prime minister accuses activists of "spreading lies" over grooming gangs.

Elon Musk has said Reform UK should replace Nigel Farage as party leader.

The British victim of an attack in New Orleans was Prince William's nanny's stepson.

The Health Secretary, Wes Streeting, has defended the timeline.

The FBI says the man who killed 14 people in New Orleans acted alone

The FBI is investigating after a vehicle was driven into people celebrating the New Year.

The Radio2 DJ Johnnie Walker has died at the age of 79.

Ukraine and Russia exchange hundreds of prisoners of war

A South Korean passenger jet has crash-landed -- killing almost everyone on board.

A rare apology from Vladimir Putin for the Azerbaijan Airlines plane crash.

NATO is increasing naval presence in the Baltic, after the cutting of an undersea cable

The head of the WHO says he was waiting at the country's main airport when it was hit

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