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Four people are known to have died and a further four were tonight still missing in freezing temperatures. Four children, including an 11-year-old Afghan boy, were on board, but victims were adults

The training is being run in Ukraine by British judge, Sir Howard Morrison, who worked at the International Criminal Court Yugoslavia and Rwanda

Disgraced broadcaster Chris Smith has lost his roles with Sky News Australia and Sydney's 2GB over drunken acts at a work Christmas party.

Smith says he is sorry ‘to the women I upset’ as he checks into mental health facility

The Royal College of Nursing will stage its first-ever national walkout on December 15 and 20 from 8am to 8pm - and some NHS patients may get treatment at private health providers

The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) offered to suspend the proposed action if Health Secretary Steve Barclay would agree to negotiate properly on pay.

Foreign Secretary James Cleverly says independent review process will determine pay increases

Any peace talks in Ukraine cannot be a fig-leaf for Russian rearmament, British foreign minister James Cleverly said on Sunday, adding that he had not seen any signs that Moscow would enter into negotiations in good faith. Cleverly said that, while Britain wanted to see peace talks "sooner rather than…

Company says it has ‘a zero-tolerance approach to inappropriate conduct and take these allegations very seriously’