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A leading Reform figure has told Sky News that Robert Jenrick's defection to the party is a "really important milestone" and "makes it more likely that we win the next general election".

Doctors and medical experts have warned of the growing evidence of "health harms" from tech and devices on children and young people in the UK.

Donald Trump wants countries to pay $1bn to be permanent members of the US-backed Board of Peace, according to reports.

Eight people have been killed in a series of avalanches in Austria, authorities say.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman was found seriously injured in the street last night, police said.

Thousands of people in Kent are once again experiencing water supply issues days after similar disruption.

At least 16 people have been killed and nearly 20,000 people have fled to safety after wildfires, as a "state of catastrophe" was declared in Chile.

Unai Emery declared Aston Villa are "not top five contenders" in a bizarre interview following their 1-0 defeat to Everton.

Crystal Palace want Oliver Glasner to see out his contract until the end of the season despite his outburst on Saturday.

Crystal Palace are considering the future of manager Oliver Glasner.

Prince Harry and six other household names are taking the publishers of the Daily Mail newspaper to court tomorrow over alleged unlawful information gathering dating back 30 years.

Actor Timothy Busfield, who starred in the hit shows The West Wing and Thirtysomething, has been charged with child sex abuse.

Julio Iglesias has denied abusing two former domestic employees behind a criminal complaint against him, calling the accusations "completely false".

Prince Harry is expected to appear at the High Court in London next week to give evidence in his privacy case against the publisher of the Daily Mail.

The private equity firm which owns a controlling stake in Asda is closing in on a £275m deal to buy a division of the listed cybersecurity company NCC Group.

The government will this week unveil plans for a radical overhaul of the way mergers are scrutinised in Britain including reforms that observers say will entrench the power of the competition regulator's boss.

Rolls-Royce Holdings is to hand its chief executive a multimillion-pound annual pay boost, even as he nears one of Britain's most lucrative ever public company payouts after overseeing a spectacular revival of the industrial manufacturing group.

It's hardly a Love Actually moment of brave UK defiance in the face of a domineering US president - but Sir Keir Starmer has clearly decided it's time to start pushing back.