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A US Army officer has been arrested in the UK over "allegations of espionage" related to Russia, according to British and American officials.

Seven people have been taken to hospital after a car collided with a "number of pedestrians" in Glasgow, police say.

The driver of a London-bound train on which 10 people were stabbed told a court he "heard someone screaming" through a door microphone that a knifeman was attacking people. 

Poundland's owner has released millions of pounds of funding to pay the discount retailer's suppliers - a breakthrough in talks about saving the company and its 10,500 staff.

‌Trinidad and Tobago's ‌law criminalising consensual sexual ​relations between male same-sex couples has been overturned ‌by a ​UK court.

Prince Harry has delivered a keynote address to the European parliament on online child safety, a day after his wife, Meghan, pulled out of what should have been a joint speech.

Clothing like that worn by women and girls who suffered rape and sexual assault will go on display as a "powerful reminder" of such attacks.

Several people have contacted police with allegations and information about Russell Brand during his trial and after it concluded.

Pupils at Edinburgh Academy suffered "dreadful abuse" over four decades while the school sought to protect its reputation and ignored complaints, the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry has found.

Hundreds more prisoners are being released early this morning, as part of a scheme to ease overcrowding in Britain's jails.