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A man has been charged more than two years after a crash that killed six people.

A vinyl forger made £2.7 million by selling thousands of fake records of artists including the Beatles, Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift - made in an industrial site in London.

Three pensioners were killed on the same day in their own homes during frenzied attacks in Devon, joint inquests have heard.

It's said that a cup of tea solves everything - but there are now warnings of supply shortages for our nation's much-beloved brew.

TalkTalk Telecom Group, one of Britain's biggest consumer broadband suppliers, was on Monday evening scrambling to find a new buyer for its wholesale network amid growing doubts over the company's future.

Specialist courts to deal with rape and sexual offences are to be introduced across England and Wales, the prime minister has said.

Southport killer Axel Rudakubana allegedly threw boiling water mixed with sugar at a prison officer and punched another while at HMP Belmarsh.

Two further suspects have appeared in court charged with murder after a man was shot dead in West Lothian.

Normandy veteran Ken Hay, who survived capture just weeks after D-Day and dedicated years to educating children about the war, has died aged 101.

An SNP MSP has written to King Charles "seeking clarity" on whether he will be paying higher council tax rates on royal properties in Scotland.