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Tony Blair: Britain will need Article 50 extension for more Brexit negotiations or a second referendum
Tony Blair will say that Europe should prepare itself for the 'probability' that Britain will need an extension to Article 50 - either to renegotiate or have a second referendum.
- NewsEllen Manning
Disastrous night for Theresa May as EU leaders refuse to renegotiate Brexit Withdrawal Agreement
Theresa May travelled to Brussels for a summit with 27 EU leaders over Brexit.
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The catch-up: Your daily 5pm round-up of today's top stories
Including a police officer jailed for raping a 13-year-old girl and Theresa May's warning over Brexit.
- NewsMatilda Long
Homeless man left with burn injuries after his tent was set on fire while he was inside
The man, who has not been named, was treated in hospital after the incident on Queen Street on Cardiff.
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Twenty one men sentenced in huge drug bust
The men have been sentenced to a total of 154 years and 6 months behind bars for their involvement in a large-scale drugs conspiracy which stretched across the UK.
- NewsAndy Wells
‘Insatiable’ police officer who raped 13-year-old-girl in the back of his car jailed for 25 years
Ian Naude, of Market Drayton, Shropshire, had an ‘insatiable appetite’ for preying on young girls.
NewsYahoo UK News VideoWho were Google's most-searched for people of 2018?
The search giant released its list of the most-searched for famous faces from the last 12 months, so who made the list?
NewsYahoo UK News VideoInstant karma for defiant mobile phone driver
Footage shows a motorist arguing with a cyclist about how he can 'safely' use his mobile phone while driving - only to crash moments later.
- NewsAndy Wells
Man who stole phone then indecently exposed himself to victim on a video call jailed for a year
Andrei Ilea, of Leagrave Road, Luton, exposed himself when his victim called the stolen phone.
- NewsRob Waugh
Russian cosmonauts stab Space Station with a knife to investigate 'hole drilled in wall'
Is a saboteur really on the loose?
- NewsRob Waugh
Up to 120 shooting stars an hour to blaze in the sky as Geminids meteor shower peaks
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NewsYahoo UK News VideoBaby bump kissing orangutan dies
One of Britain's most famous orangutans who was widely known for kissing mothers baby bumps has died.
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Evil US mother who starved stepson and kept him in cupboard under the stairs jailed
Tammi Bleimeyer has been jailed for 28 years after starving her five-year-old stepson and kept him in a cupboard under the stairs.
- NewsEllen Manning
Shovel linked to murder of British backpacker Grace Millane found by New Zealand police
Police investigating the murder of British backpacker Grace Millane have found a shovel they were searching for in connection with her death.
- NewsRob Waugh
‘Hi-tech robot’ shown off on Russian technology show unmasked as man in suit
People got suspicious after the broadcast
- NewsAndy Wells
Five foreigners - including one Brit - 'could face death penalty' after being held for drug smuggling in Indonesia
Police paraded the citizens of Britain, Peru, China, Malaysia and Germany at a news conference in Denpasar, Bali.
- NewsRob Waugh
CIA created ‘remote controlled dogs’ using brain surgery in secret experiments
The creatures were never used on the battlefield
- NewsRob Waugh
Heart attack risk shoots up at Christmas (but it doesn’t peak on Christmas Day)
It peaks at 10pm
- NewsRob Waugh
America to use new assault rifle which hits targets ‘like a battle tank’
It's described as the most powerful in the world
- NewsRob Waugh
NASA’s Mars Insight lander snaps incredible selfie on Red Planet
It's going to drill deep beneath the surface
- NewsDavid Harding
Forecasters warn Britain could be hit by up to eight inches of snow this weekend
Get ready as forecasters warn that parts of Britain could get eight inches of snow this weekend and temperatures will drop
- NewsAndy Wells
Man ‘extracted’ from restaurant grease vent after being stuck inside for two days
Emergency services responded to reports of ‘a faint voice calling for help’ from the building in San Lorenzo.
- NewsDavid Harding
Mother praises doctors who saved her baby as the family get ready for their first Christmas
The mother of a baby boy called Harvey who stopped breathing for five minutes after his birth has lavished praise on the medical teams who helped save her son's life and described their fears as he was born.
- NewsEllen Manning
'Believe in yourself': Actor and dancer is first person with Down's Syndrome to get honorary university degree
Sarah Gordy received an honorary Doctor of Laws from the University of Nottingham.
- NewsAndy Wells
Two charged with assault over video showing men kicking tent with homeless people inside
CCTV captured a man taking a running jump into a tent in a shop doorway in Whitefriargate, Hull.
