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Tributes are being paid to two 17-year-old boys stabbed to death at a house party in Milton Keynes.

When the clock strikes midnight tonight, same-sex marriage and abortion will become legal in Northern Ireland for the first time.

Spikes in air pollution trigger hundreds of heart attacks, strokes and acute asthma attacks in English cities compared with days when the air is cleaner, new research has found.

The Duchess of Sussex says British friends told her not to marry Prince Harry because the tabloid press would "destroy" her life.

The police are going to be given new powers and more resources to tackle illegal drone use.

Boris Johnson is set for a showdown with Commons Speaker John Bercow today, with the prime minister expected to push for a so-called "meaningful vote" on his Brexit deal.

Thirteen migrants have been intercepted in the Channel by the Border Force.

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Doreen Tipton has joined health professionals to urge patients across the Black and West Birmingham to get their free flu jabs before the winter sets in.

Work to replace part of an historic wall at Stevens Park in Wollescote has been completed.

Bosses at Dudley Zoo are excited to announce the arrival of four Arctic foxes – a species not held at the attractions for at least three decades.

A further four more people have been arrested in connection with a series of break-ins across the Black Country.

Sycamore Adventure is gearing up for a Spooktacular themed October half term!

Street food, children’s rides and festive craft markets will feature at Christmas lights switch-ons in Dudley, Stourbridge, Halesowen and Brierley Hill next month.

The family of a 54-year-old man who died after being hit by a car in Wolverhampton has today paid tribute to him.

Nine markets and shopping centres have today joined forces in a pledge to stamp out fake and counterfeit goods being sold in the borough.

Arnold Schwarzenegger has said he "always" hated politics and as a former Republican governor of California "never did what the party wanted".

"I guess it feels necessary," says Loyle Carner. "I would hope that if someone else was in a similar situation to myself… that someone in my position would help out, because I think it's just what you're supposed to do."

Bill Bailey is running 10 minutes late for our interview for the most perfect Bill Bailey-esque reason.

Canadian comedian Katherine Ryan has said a masked man broke into her home in the UK this weekend.

The eight squads are in - but who won The Hundred draft?

Andy Murray has won his first ATP Tour-level title since 2017 after a thrilling final against Stan Wawrinka at the European Open in Antwerp.

David de Gea is fit to start for Manchester United on Super Sunday, but Mohamed Salah is not in the Liverpool matchday squad.

West Bromwich Albion have announced that a deal has been to sell the club to a Chinese investment group headed by Guochuan Lai.

Cradley head to the Isle of Wight tonight looking to make it five National League wins in a row

Walsall Football Club have signed Cyprus striker Andreas Makris from Anorthosis Famagusta for a club-record fee.

Following discussions over the last few days, Wolves Director, Jeff Shi, has made the decision to relieve The Head Coach of his duties.

Boris Johnson is set for a showdown with Commons Speaker John Bercow today, with the prime minister expected to push for a so-called "meaningful vote" on his Brexit deal.

The pound fell by up to a cent against the US dollar as financial markets gave their first reaction to Saturday's events in parliament that saw MPs demand a further Brexit delay.

Suspected Russia-linked hackers have attacked dozens of countries, including Britain, disguised as Iranian cyber spies, UK and US intelligence agencies have revealed.

Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) long-serving retail banking chief is preparing to step down after a turbulent decade at the state-backed lender.

Britain is neglecting deep problems with its economy because of its fixation with Brexit, former Bank of England governor Lord Mervyn King has told Sky News.

Boris Johnson is set for a showdown with Commons Speaker John Bercow today, with the prime minister expected to push for a so-called "meaningful vote" on his Brexit deal.

There were two pieces of received wisdom about the vote on the first Saturday sitting of parliament since 1982 - one factual, one political.

Boris Johnson could be in contempt of court for asking the EU to delay Brexit, Labour's John McDonnell has told Sky News.

Boris Johnson has asked the EU for a three-month delay to Brexit, which would extend the Article 50 negotiating period to 31 January 2020.

It was meant to be Boris Johnson's big moment.