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A lorry driver wanted in connection with the discovery of 39 bodies in a refrigerated container in Essex is to be extradited from Ireland to the UK.

An "arrogant and remorseless" machete attacker who left a police officer with skull fractures and deep gashes to the head has been sentenced to 16 years in prison.

Tests for the coronavirus on 14 people in the UK have come back negative, the chief medical officer has announced.

A man has been charged with the murder of one of Britain's worst paedophiles, police have said.

The Metropolitan Police is to begin using its controversial live facial recognition (LFR) technology on a standard basis, despite concerns about the impact of the surveillance software and its legality.

Harry Dunn's mother has told Sky News they were "prepared" for the US to turn down an extradition request for the woman charged over the 19-year-old's death.

The coronavirus that shut down two cities and killed more than a dozen people in China has sparked fears of a global outbreak.

The slate mining landscape of northwest Wales could soon be ranked alongside the Grand Canyon and Great Wall of China.

Tesco is to stop selling shrink-wrapped multipack tins in a move it says will save the environment from 350 tonnes of plastic a year.

Sajid Javid has dismissed airline chiefs’ complaints about the government-backed rescue of Flybe, insisting that the regional carrier has not received state aid to secure its future.