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More than 100,000 students are attempting to sue their universities over disruption to their studies because of the pandemic and strike action.
More than 100,000 students are attempting to sue their universities over disruption to their studies because of the pandemic and strike action.
Illness is rife in the I'm a Celebrity jungle, with stars including Nella Rose, Fred Sirieix and Sam Thompson taken ill
Two years ago, after yet another couple of nights of rioting in the banlieues, twenty retired French generals wrote an open letter to Emmanuel Macron, then about to run for a second term, warning that the divisions between communities and increasing “violence and nihilism” in France would eventually cause a social breakdown, with a risk of “chaos” leading to a “civil war” that would then “require” a military “intervention… in a dangerous mission to protect our civilisational values and safeguard
A father’s last moments protecting his son before he was murdered in the street by a gang armed with machetes and zombie knives has been caught on CCTV. Kelvin Ward, 50, was stabbed after leaving a KFC with his son, who the gang had been trying to kill, on 18 April. The armed gang launched themselves at Mr Ward as they chased him across the street, before he was fatally stabbed.
Boris Johnson's wife Carrie has a fun way she maintains her toned post-baby figure after welcoming children Wilfred, Romy and Frank
The Var at the centre of the PSG-Newcastle penalty controversy has been removed from Champions League duty after authorities concluded both he and the referee were at fault.
How’s Brexit working out? There have been some marginal positives, but in terms of the economy, it’s been mainly downside, and on the issues that really matter to voters – particularly immigration and a better functioning health service with more money behind it – Brexit has so far manifestly failed to deliver.
The Strictly judge said the Bad Education star did not stick to the rules of ballroom in his American Smooth.
Posing for the new issue of WWD, Megan Fox wore a turtleneck sweater dress featuring a *huge* leg slit extending all the way up past her pants.
The actress stepping out of her fashion comfort zone by trying one of the most controversial trends of the year, and we love to see it.
A paedophile who was jailed for eight-and-a-half years for raping a child is now behind bars again for failing to sign the sex offenders register.
Even as some Tories are getting real about the issue, Labour is doubling down. It could try just being honest with the public, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff
CCTV footage shows a patient assaulting a paramedic - leaving him such pain he thought he had broken his arm. In the footage - released by the London Ambulance Service (LAS) - a man can be seen pushing the worker out of the door of an ambulance. The 30-year-old victim lands on top of his arm and is seen writhing in pain.
The United Kingdom should rejoin the European Union to “fix” Brexit, Ursula von der Leyen has said, after Labour pledged to forge closer ties with the bloc if elected.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are an “impatient” couple who “ran hot” while negotiating their exit from the Royal family, biographer Omid Scobie has said as he attempts to distance himself from the label of “Meg’s pal”.
Movie star Jennifer Lawrence has denied having had plastic surgery.
A Ukrainian drone has struck a Russian aircraft factory more than 200 miles behind enemy lines.
As Eurocrats-in-chief go, Ursula von der Leyen has generally been relatively inoffensive to British sensibilities. Most of us were dimly aware that she was one of those people who excel at “failing upwards”, with her emergence as President of the European Commission following a chequered spell as Germany’s defence minister.
Moscow has encountered several complications since India insisted on paying for Russian oil in rupees rather than dollars.
The mom of three celebrated her twins on the special day
Lord Cameron is under pressure to finally tear up an agreement with Europe amid intensifying anger that £2.34bn of “world-changing” funds from the sale of Chelsea FC are still in limbo after 18 months.