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Evidence scandal: 'All live rape' cases in England and Wales being reviewed after trials collapse

The Crown Prosecution Service is reviewing every rape and serious sexual assault case in England and Wales.

Secret talks to extend Brexit transition period as UK ministers clash again

Theresa May Jean-Claude Juncker handshake

UK government in secret talks with senior EU figures in Brussels to extend Brexit transition period as Theresa May's leadership under threat from Eurosceptic MPs.

Teenagers killed in 'horrific' crash as Audi ploughs into bus stop

Three teenagers believed to be about 16-years-old died after a black Audi slammed into a London bus stop.

Jimmy Tarbuck is allged to have assaulted a young boy in the 1970s (wikicomms)

Jimmy Tarbuck compares conduct of men at Presidents Ball with 'bad behavior' of women at a hen-do

Jimmy Tarbuck responded to criticism of the President's Ball saying it was unfair that money raised would not go to charity.

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This five-year-old's adorable letter is the reason Pizza Express will stop using plastic straws

A five-year-old girl named Ava wrote to Pizza Express asking for them to stop giving out plastic straws with every meal. The restaurant chain has vowed to switch to paper straws.

Julian Assange's hopes for arrest warrant to be dropped dismissed as 'strange and absurd'

Wikileaks founder launches fresh appeal in court to have warrant for skipping bail dropped as he enters sixth year inside Ecuadorian embassy.

Authorities investigate Leeds crash scene

Teen who killed 5 people in stolen car joyride crash sentenced to four and half years

Five people, including a 12-year-old and a 15-year-old, were killed in November last year in a catastrophic crash.

Woman charged with murder of toddler who was stabbed to death

Magdalena Lesicka due to appear in court charged with the murder of 23-month-old James Chilvers in Wythenshawe.

Top BBC presenters take pay cut amid gender pay gap row

The broadcaster has said Nicky Campbell, Jeremy Vine, John Humphrys, Huw Edwards and Jon Sopel have agreed to take a pay cut.

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Doctors remove LED bulb from 7-year-old's lungs after she swallowed it while playing with toy phone

Doctors in India's Mumbai have removed an LED bulb from the lungs of a 7-year old girl named Ariba Khan.

Jeremy Corbyn urged to apologise for not mentioning Jews during Holocaust memorial message

Campaign Against Antisemitism accuse Labour leader of cutting Jews "out of the story" in message in book of the Holocaust Educational Trust.

Presidents Club scandal claims first political victim as Labour peer is fired

Men-only gala accused of sexual harassment at its fundraiser after an undercover investigation by the FT.

UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson admits affair with colleague 'nearly destroyed' his marriage

UK Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson admitted that an affair with a colleague in 2004 'nearly destroyed' his marriage with his wife Joanne.

Manchester’s Minshull Street Crown Court

Fetish club DJ who collected animal and child porn caught when he left images on USB stick

David Dawson known by his DJ name 'Dave the Butcher' ran 'Kage Club' events in Bury, Greater Manchester, before a USB stick was found that contained disgusting images.

Gavin Williamson Announced As New Defence Secretary

Russia wants to attack Britain's energy supply and 'cause chaos' says UK defence secretary

UK defence secretary Gavin Williamson says Russia is looking to target British energy infrastructure rather than a military invasion.

Teenager, 17, promoted jihad after extremist material found in two hospital prayer rooms, court hears

Extremist material including lectures by the banned al-Qaeda preacher Anwar al-Awlaki were discovered in prayer rooms at the Royal London Hospital and University College Hospital

Philip Hammond in firing line after he riles Tory colleagues by publicly pledging a soft Brexit

The prime minister Theresa May has rebuked chancellor Philip Hammond for his public call for a soft Brexit.

Ex-Manchester City player turned crime boss jailed over 'professional' money laundering ring

Ryan McDowell, 33, from St Helens in Merseyside, who was a youth player at Manchester City has now been jailed after police made cash seizures in 2014, totalling over £230,000.

Russian banker exiled in London pays lobbying firm $200,000 for US visa

Andrey Borodin fled Russia in 2011 before buying Britain's most expensive home and being granted asylum.

'Tits make tips': Waitresses reveal the sexual harassment they face on a daily basis

Scandal-hit Presidents Club closes after sex harassment claims. But former waitresses tell IBTimes UK such behaviour comes as no surprise to hospitality staff.

London has a 'Hezbollah problem', says top counter-terrorism expert

Under UK laws, the terrorist and military arm of the group are banned but the political wing remains legal.

Modern slavery raids: 13 people arrested accused of forcing Polish nationals into servitude

Nine men and four women arrested following morning raids by West Midlands Police during investigation into modern slavery

Futuristic 'golf ball' concert venue planned for London's Olympic Park

Designs for a futuristic concert venue shaped like a giant golf ball which will sit next to London's Olympic Stadium have been commissioned.

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Rough sleep figures hit record high - but government still 'underestimating' true number

Total of homeless sleeping on streets of England rises - again - to record high of 4,751 but charities fear true figure is higher.

Hear Boris Johnson's bumbling interview meltdown over Tory policies

Boris Johnson is 230-year-old Swiss mummy's direct descendant

Scientists' DNA tests on mummified body in Basel church uncover startling link with UK's foreign secretary.

Libyan commander 'executes nine suspected Islamists' outside a mosque in shocking pictures

The UN has demanded that Mahmoud al-Werfalli be handed over to them after images surfaced online appearing to show him carrying out the extrajudicial killings.

Giant python called Tiny strangled owner to death in act of 'affection'

A 2.5 metre long African Rock Python was "shocked" when its UK owner dropped dead from "affectionate" suffocation.

Disgust at Guardian job advert that requires 'ability to deal with male banter'

A job advert on LinkedIn and Guardian Jobs received accusations of everyday sexism after listing an ability to deal with male banter as a skill/personality requirement.

Presidents Club: Children's minister Nadhim Zahawi given dressing down after attending 'grope' gala

Nadhim Zahawi hauled up in front of chief whip Julian Smith to explain further about attendance at controversial PresIdent's Club dinner.

Animal rights extremists sentenced over fake paedophile and Aids virus blackmail campaign

Sven Van Hasselt and Natasha Simpkins guilty over decade-long harassment against those suspected of being associated with Huntingdon Life Sciences.

Boris Johnson's dad defends his son over embarrassing NHS funding row

Stanley Johnson believes his son was the victim of an unwarranted leak, which led to a humiliating rebuff by the cabinet.

Vlogger Elle Darby says she got death threats after asking for free hotel room

Video blogger Elle Darby says she received death threats and cancer wishes after being exposed for asking for free accommodations at a Dublin hotel.

Emirates business class air steward tried to smuggle £100,000 of heroin on flight from Dubai

An Emirates air steward, Zohaab Sadique, who was caught attempting to smuggle £100,000 of heroin into Manchester was jailed for eight years.

Upskirting: Porn sites are hosting videos of women secretly filmed in public

There's been a rise in upskirting cases on public transport, and porn sites are even showing videos - but it's still not illegal.

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