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Bill Clinton asked about hot tub photo and testifies he knew 'nothing' of Epstein crimes
The former president told the committe that he would never have flown on Epstein's plane if he "had any inkling of what he was doing".
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The Bolivia Air Force plane reportedly hit vehicles on a nearby motorway.
The Papers: 'Starmer on ropes' and 'nightmare for Labour'
The results of the Gorton and Denton by-election and the fallout for Sir Keir Starmer and the Labour party dominate Saturday's papers.
Rent tops £1,000 a month in more areas - find out where
The cost of renting privately has surged in the last five years, but tenants may now see a slowdown.
Animal charity reported to police after concerns
It comes after former Drone to Home volunteers raised concerns about the charity with the BBC.
Formula 1's new golden age of celebrity may have just begun
As the eighth series of Netflix's hugely popular Drive To Survive is released this weekend, has Formula 1 become one big celebrity playground?
Resident Evil is back - can it redefine the survival horror genre once more?
Director Koshi Nakanishi says balancing action and horror within the game has been a huge challenge.
Six things to look out for in tonight's Brit Awards ceremony
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The strange British phenomenon of the snatched backseat picture
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is the latest in a long line of famous people photographed in the back of a car.
Emery's title 'dream' over - but will Villa salvage top-five hopes?
Aston Villa boss Unai Emery concedes his Premier League title "dreams" are over, but will the club resurrect their Champions League hopes?
Target to pull cereals with synthetic colours from its shelves
The US retailer's announcement follows commitments from several food companies to phase out artificial dyes.
Neil Sedaka, singer of Breaking Up Is Hard To Do, dies at 86
A skilled pianist nominated for five Grammy awards, Sedaka wrote hits through the 1950's and 60's.
Target to pull cereals with synthetic colours from its shelves
The US retailer's announcement follows commitments from several food companies to phase out artificial dyes.
These filmmakers know exactly how to get you hooked on bizarre one-minute dramas
The business depends on packing a punch right away because the first five to 10 episodes are free.
Inside the £3.25m castle bought by Celebrity Traitors winner Alan Carr
The property in the Borders is described as one of Scotland’s "most important historic houses".
Mahmood to press on with immigration reforms despite by-election defeat
The home secretary is to double down on plans for Danish-style restrictions on asylum seekers.
Wolves beat Aston Villa to avoid Premier League fewest-points record
Watch highlights as Wolves dent Aston Villa's Champions League qualification hopes with a 2-0 home win, ensuring they better the worst Premier League points tally set by Derby County.
Wolves beat Aston Villa to avoid Premier League fewest-points record
Watch highlights as Wolves dent Aston Villa's Champions League qualification hopes with a 2-0 home win, ensuring they better the worst Premier League points tally set by Derby County.
Trump 'not thrilled' with Iran after latest talks on nuclear programme
President Trump said he was not happy with Iran's stance, but had not yet decided whether to attack.
Boy assaulted by birth parents wins campaign for UK child cruelty register
Tony Hudgell, who lost both legs after his birth parents assaulted him, has fought to protect children.