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Labour's deputy leader has warned more groups of MPs could quit the party unless Jeremy Corbyn takes stronger action to address concerns over Brexit and antisemitism.

Yemen's warring parties have agreed to withdraw their forces from Hodeidah - providing fresh hope for the fragile ceasefire in the city.

Honda is preparing to announce the closure of its factory in Swindon, dealing a devastating blow both to its 3,500-strong workforce and ministers' hopes that the UK will remain an elite manufacturing economy after Brexit.

Radio host Maajid Nawaz has said he was "racially attacked" outside a London theatre.

Former hard left politician Derek "Degsy" Hatton has told Sky News he has been readmitted to the Labour Party.

Home Secretary Sajid Javid has warned Islamic State recruit Shamima Begum of "consequences" as she attempts to return to Britain.

A former British IS bride has urged the public to show Shamima Begum "mercy" - but says the teenager is immature and should be asking for forgiveness.

The government is planning to make social networks liable for the content on their platforms, but will stop short of giving them the same liability as traditional publishers when it announces its plans within the next few weeks.

The daughter of a soap star who died of a drugs overdose at a music festival had a "very good chance" of surviving with early medical treatment, a court has heard.

Police in New York are investigating claims that officers were ordered to shoot the rapper 50 Cent "on sight".