One woman tells the BBC she cowered in her home waiting for gunmen to enter and "decide whether we should live or die".
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More River Pollution, More Anger
Serious pollution incidents by water companies rise by 60% in a year.
UK's asylum hotel bill down 30%, government says
The Home Office's annual accounts show £2.1bn was spent on hotel accommodation in the year to March 2025.
UK sanctions Russian spies for malicious activity
Three Russian intelligence units and 18 officers have been sanctioned, the Foreign Office says.
Usyk plays mind games with Dubois at weigh-in
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Arsenal complete £48.5m signing of Madueke from Chelsea
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Mohammed Amaaz tells jurors he was acting in self-defence when he struck out at three officers.
Police drop investigation into Kneecap's Glastonbury performance
Police said there was "insufficient evidence" for a "realistic prospect of conviction of any offence".
Court orders former Brazilian president Bolsonaro to wear ankle tag
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UN says it has credible reports of summary executions during Syria fighting
The UN human rights chief says those responsible for violations and abuses "must be held to account.
Sub-postmistress conviction referred to appeal court
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Serious pollution incidents by water companies up 60%
Last year saw record levels of pollution incidents in England, such as the release of untreated sewage, the Environment Agency says.
Officers attacked at asylum seeker hotel protest, say police
The hotel, which is used to house asylum seekers, is damaged and police vehicles are targeted.
Officers attacked at asylum seeker hotel protest, police say
The hotel, which is used to house asylum seekers, is damaged and police vehicles are targeted.
Mbeumo 'proven quality' - but Man Utd still have striker dilemma
Bryan Mbeumo has joined Manchester United to boost their forward options but does Ruben Amorim still need to sign a striker?
'There were bodies everywhere': Druze residents describe 'bloodbath' in Syrian city Suweida
One woman tells the BBC she cowered in her home waiting for gunmen to enter and "decide whether we should live or die".
My focus was on saving lives after Afghan data breach, Shapps says
The former defence secretary says erring on the side of caution was "entirely justified" after the 2022 breach.
What is Trump's vein condition and how serious is it?
The US president has been diagnosed with chronic venous insufficiency, according to the White House.