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Duke of York gives ‘no holds barred’ interview on Jeffrey Epstein relationship
The Duke of York has spoken about his relationship with paedophile Jeffrey Epstein in a “no holds barred” interview.
England not taking foot off gas against Kosovo as they aim to be top seeds
England have sealed Euro 2020 qualification as group winners with a game to spare, yet boss Gareth Southgate insists the trip to Kosovo is anything but a dead rubber as they look to finish as top seeds.
Johnson denies offer of peerages to ‘buy off’ Brexit Party
Boris Johnson has dismissed as “nonsense” claims that the Conservatives offered peerages to senior Brexit Party figures in a bid to get them to stand aside in the General Election.
Water levels rise again in Venice as state of emergency declared after flooding
Waters have been rising again in Venice, just three days after the Italian lagoon city experienced its worst flooding in more than 50 years.
Weekend respite for flood-hit areas as communities feel impact of rainfall
Heavy rainfall has continued to cause disruption but flood-hit communities are set to get some respite this weekend with drier conditions predicted.
Hong Kong condemns ‘barbaric attack’ on official in London
An alleged attack on a Hong Kong government official in London has been condemned as “barbaric” by the country’s leader, but demonstrators say the incident had been overplayed.
In Video: Regent Street sparkles as Christmas lights mark 200 years
Crowds descended on London’s Regent Street on Thursday evening to see the Christmas lights switch-on.
Man who tried to murder Fife police officer by stabbing him in chest sent to prison
A man who tried to murder a police officer in Fife by stabbing him in the chest has been sentenced to 10 years and three months behind bars.
Break-up of union would be a shame, says Sir Rod Stewart
Sir Rod Stewart has said it would be “a shame” if Scotland became independent when asked about the UK’s political situation.
Long-term calls to reopen rail lines closed in Beeching cuts
Rail campaigners have long called for many of the lines axed following the 1963 Beeching Report to be re-opened.
