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Jeremy Corbyn will round off Labour's conference with a blistering attack on "greed-is-good capitalism" and promises of more free childcare and a "green jobs revolution".

Theresa May has rejected Labour's demands for an early general election, saying a snap vote "would not be in the national interest".

Television actor Bill Cosby has been jailed for up to a decade for sexually assaulting a woman in 2004.

Shock waves from bombing raids on Germany during the Second World War were powerful enough to alter the atmosphere at the edge of space, scientists have discovered.

Students are being warned not to cook while drunk, after a survey revealed half of them admit to firing up their ovens after a night out.

The Duchess of Sussex has completed her first solo engagement, looking every inch the modern royal.

A rare beluga whale which has been spotted in the River Thames could be "in trouble," marine wildlife experts have said.

President Donald Trump, a man who talks so often about the importance of being treated respectfully, will not have enjoyed the spontaneous giggles erupting from diplomats and heads of state as he addressed the UN.

A woman has been killed after the Moroccan navy opened fire on a speedboat carrying migrants.

A manhunt is under way after two armed men in balaclavas poured a "corrosive substance" on a car outside a Manchester primary school.