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Blair 'not straight' with UK on Iraq

The man who headed the inquiry into Britain's role in the invasion and war in Iraq speaks.

Lions fans bring winter bonus to Napier

British and Irish rugby supporters keep the local tills ringing as they pass through.

UK retailer fights back against Amazon

For retailers, the fear of Amazon has never been stronger.

McLaren wrecked after smashing into house

A $250,000 McLaren supercar reduced to a charred wreck after smashing into house.

125 threats to police, then woman stabbed

In 2009, Joseph Wills asked Helen Pearson on a date. She declined. Then the stalking began

BMA vote leaves doctors 'very disappointed'

UK doctor leaves BMA after vote favours decriminalising abortion, others set to follow.

London must come first in Brexit, May told

Theresa May risks crippling the UK economy unless London is prioritised in Brexit talks.

Sideline banking and Brexit will fail

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Restored yacht sinks within minutes

Pensioner Richard Ogilvy spent five-thousand man hours restoring a 40 foot yacht.

Kiwi falls to 3-week low against pound

The New Zealand dollar fell to a three-week low against the pound.

London fire: Baby found dead in mum's arms

Six-month-old baby, her sister and mother found dead in the stairwell of Grenfell Tower.

London Bridge attack: 'I fought off 3 jihadists'

Policeman who bravely fought off 3 terrorists says if felt like "a scene from a film".

America claims it's invented sausage rolls

They've wrapped sausages in pastry and called them Puff Dogs. Nice try, America.

Massive cyberattack spreading globally

new cyberattack similar to WannaCry is spreading from Europe to the US and UK.

Accept it, humans: robots make better decisions

Evidence is solid that human biases mean computers are often better at analysing facts.

Labour: Visa problems for two interns

An intern scheme for foreign students has likely left Labour with debt, Little says.

Did twisted murderer kill 60 women?

Police uncovered a secret 'trophy cabinet', close to where Halliwell buried his victim.

British Govt faces $1b cladding bill

So far 60 tower blocks have failed tests, with cladding to be replaced .