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A leading public health academic has said that the UK faces a harsh winter due to Coronavirus.

Fife's wildlife is set to play a starring role on national TV.

Around 1.4 million people in South Yorkshire will face living under England's toughest coronavirus restrictions, mayor Dan Jarvis has announced.

Coronavirus restrictions in Scotland are being extended for another week, taking the nation into a new tiered system.

France's government is considering extending its state of emergency until 16 February next year.

Mesut Ozil has accused Arsenal of a lack of loyalty after being left out of their Premier League squad, but vowed to keep "fighting" for his chance.

Leaked plans for a lucrative European Premier League have sent the footballing world into frenzy and left the game on the precipice of generational change.

Manchester United have announced a loss of £70m in annual revenue due to the effects of the coronavirus pandemic.

A one-year spending review has been announced by the Treasury to "focus entirely" on tackling the coronavirus crisis - as official figures show borrowing records continue to be smashed.

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Manchester United have revealed the extent of coronavirus disruption on their finances, reporting an annual loss and doubling of the club's debt pile.

Sky History has axed its new woodworking show The Chop while it investigates a contestant's tattoos after viewers reported they appeared to have links to Nazism and white supremacists.

Forty years ago, a reality TV queen was born.

Singer and musician Spencer Davis, who founded The Spencer Davis Group, has died while being treated for pneumonia, his agent has said.

Coronavirus restrictions in Scotland are being extended for another week, taking the nation into a new tiered system.

Around 1.4 million people in South Yorkshire will face living under England's toughest coronavirus restrictions, mayor Dan Jarvis has announced.

I have been thinking a lot about my identity of late.

Storm Barbara is bringing gale force winds and heavy rain to southern parts of the UK with forecasters warning of the potential for flooding.

Coronavirus will be around for "evermore" and is unlikely to be eradicated, a scientist advising the government on the pandemic has said.

Sky History has axed its new woodworking show The Chop while it investigates a contestant's tattoos after viewers reported they appeared to have links to Nazism and white supremacists.

Nigerian forces have reportedly opened fire on protesters in Lagos after 12 days of demonstrations against police brutality.

The fiancée of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi is suing Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed Bin Salman over his "brutal execution".

Seven people - including two minors - are due to appear before an anti-terrorism judge as part of the investigation into the murder of French teacher Samuel Paty.

A key ally of Brazil's president has been arrested after anti-corruption officers discovered a wad of banknotes in the underpants he was wearing.

A bungling burglar who left behind a rucksack containing his name and address at the scene of a crime has been jailed for four years.

A woman who found a rare two-headed snake in her sunroom has found the reptile a new home.