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Up to 14.2 million people could each receive an average of £700 in compensation due to car loan mis-selling, the financial services regulator has said.

The man injured by a police bullet in the Manchester synagogue attack feels so unsafe he no longer wants to live in this country, his ex-wife has told Sky News. 

In the 11 months since Kemi Badenoch has become party leader, the Conservative Party has dropped from 26% to 17% in the polls.

A woman has been filmed cutting yellow ribbons tied to a gate in London, put up in commemoration of Israeli hostages.

The Crown Prosecution Service says it will appeal against the chief magistrate's decision to throw out the terrorism case against a member of hip hop trio Kneecap.

UK steel manufacturers are to be hit by another round of tariffs, even higher and more impactful than those levied by the US, representing "an existential threat" to the industry.

A teenager and a man have been arrested in connection with reports of a cyber attack on a chain of London-based nurseries.

One of Stephen Lawrence's killers has begged the victim's family for forgiveness in a bid to be freed from prison - but he refused to reveal who stabbed the teenager to death.

Michael Heseltine rolled back the years with a blistering onslaught at the Tory conference on Kemi Badenoch's new policies on human rights, asylum seekers and climate change.

Robert Jenrick should apologise for his "disgraceful comments" bemoaning the lack of visible white faces in a part of Birmingham, the Mayor of the West Midlands has said.