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‘I’m going to be brought down by a Daffy Duck GIF? I felt anger,’ one person told The Independent. Nadine White looks at how people can fall foul of social media memes

The actor and filmmaker, who would have turned 80 next week, had fallen into relative obscurity by the time of her death in 2018, defined by her toxic breakup from one of Hollywood’s most famous men. But her fascinating life and career, writes Adam White, is worth revisiting

Chad Daybell was a self-proclaimed prophet and the patriarch of his family. Yet he’s trying to convince a jury that he let the women in his life make all the decisions. Andrea Cavallier reports

Festival now attracts around 60,000 revellers over two days in June

Footage from inside Fontana Police Department showed Thomas Perez Jr crying, pulling out his hair and ripping off his shirt, and lying next to his dog – who officers threatened to have put down

Police said they could not take action because the man was not doing ‘anything illegal’

Letter warns the film’s producer not to pursue a distribution deal

Legal experts tell Gustaf Kilander what the 12 jurors will be looking at as they decide whether to make history and convict a former US president on criminal charges

Exclusive: ‘It is vital the government ensures that barriers to growth are removed’ – Sally-Ann Hart, MP for Hastings and Rye

Save the Children official calls on Britain to do more to protect children in the besieged enclave

A compromise for the rainbow design on one of Bristol’s most iconic views has been dismissed by local council officers – and now it will be removed