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Liz Hurley hits back at 'leak' suggestions and claims phone was bugged, during intense day at High Court
Elizabeth Hurley hit back at suggestions of "leaks" among her friends as she gave evidence in the privacy trial against the publisher of the Daily Mail - and became tearful as she spoke about the impact of articles written about her private life.
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Man accused of rape answered Barron Trump video call during altercation, court hears
A man accused of raping a woman answered a video call from the US president's son Barron Trump during an altercation, a court has heard.
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Pensioner killed in 'ritual sacrifice' was 'failed on every level', family says
The family of a pensioner killed in a "ritual sacrifice" by a woman who escaped from a mental health unit said authorities "failed on every level" to protect him.
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Paul John Lumber: Bristol man died after falling from ladder while tying Union flags to lamp posts at night
A man in his 60s suffered fatal head injuries after he fell from a ladder while tying a Union flag to a lamp post, an inquest has heard.
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How quickly could the UK ban teenagers from social media?
The UK just got much closer to banning under-16s from social media. So, how long could it take for a ban to come into force?
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The group fighting back amid Kent's 'water limbo' - which they blame on South East Water
Water fights are supposed to be fun - but the anger, indignation, and exasperation in Tunbridge Wells mean this one will be feisty.
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Asylum seekers moved into Crowborough Army Camp despite local opposition
Asylum seekers have started moving into a military training camp in East Sussex despite opposition from the local council and residents.
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£20,000 reward offered to catch 'Beast of Birkenhead' who murdered Diane Sindall
It's a brutal crime that's haunted the streets of Merseyside for decades.
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Warning issued after three deaths in 18 months at popular waterfall spot in Wales
The death of three people at a waterfall spot in Wales over an 18-month period has prompted a warning about the safety of the popular location.
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Huge rise in UK adults using ADHD medication
The use of medication to treat Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has risen sharply in the UK, largely due to growing prescription rates among adults - particularly women.
