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Police forces across Britain are failing victims of hate crimes.

A Spanish banker who died whilst confronting armed terrorists during last year's London Bridge terror attack is among those who have been honoured for their courage by the Queen. 

Donald Trump has said he accepts the view of US intelligence that Russia is continuing to meddle in elections.

British Airways has apologised after IT issues caused dozens of flights in and out of Heathrow Airport to be cancelled, described by one passenger as "complete chaos".

An immediate threat to Theresa May's premiership appears to be subsiding after a Tory MP withdrew his letter of no confidence in the prime minister.

Boris Johnson has savaged Theresa May's "miserable" blueprint for leaving the EU, telling MPs it is "not too late to save Brexit".

An alleged Russian spy is said to have offered sex for a position within a US special interest organisation.

An Islamic State terrorist who wanted to bomb the gates of 10 Downing Street and behead Theresa May has been convicted of plotting a suicide attack.

Medicine supplies could be interrupted or run out in the event of a no-deal Brexit, the pharmaceutical industry has warned.

Sir Cliff Richard has won £210,000 in damages in a privacy battle with the BBC.