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Six people have been arrested on suspicion of being members of the banned neo-Nazi group National Action. But the group is not the only extremist far-right organisation in Britain

Tony Blair has accused Labour of making a mistake by supporting Brexit, which will lead to a departure from the EU designed by the "Tory right".

World-renowned royal harpist Danielle Perrett is accused of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old boy with her lover in 1984.

A 22-year-old man from Lancashire is said to have breached the Public Order Act at a demonstration by a group called the North West Infidels in Blackpool in March 2016.

Andrew Macrae, 43, also secretly wore a female colleague's underwear and admitted to filming up women's dresses on the train on his way to and from work.

The Metropolitan Police want to trace three people who appeared to engineer the brazen theft of £1,000 from a woman queuing up at a bank in Barking, East London.

Cocaine users have warned against the rise of super-strength product sold on the dark web for just £40 a gram.

The former journalist has been appointed as a member of the new Office for Students - but some have questioned his suitability for the role

Shocking footage has emerged of a mass brawl between mourners at a funeral outside the Craigton Crematorium in Glasgow.

Michelle Marshall was paying tribute to her son on what would have been his 12th birthday when she plummeted into the wet, sandy ground above his grave at Ballyvester Cemetery.

Five men and a woman have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences and being members of the proscribed neo-Nazi group National Action.

Members of the London Fire Brigade have hit out at the BBC for their use of the word 'fireman' rather than firefighter in a children's television show.

The accused, Marvyn Iheanacho, was found guilty of murdering Alex Malcolm at Woolwich Crown Court and was sentenced to life on 25 July, 2017.

The NHS's chief nurse has criticised patients who miss appointments, saying "we are asking patients and the public to use the health service responsibly."

The ASA took the clip down citing it as an "irresponsible" advertisement that makes the new mothers feel vulnerable about the physical changes

Sauce sachet removed from bowel of woman "suffering from Crohn's disease" during surgery, according to British Medical Journal report.

PCSO Jacqui Fairbanks, who works with prostitutes in Hull's Hessle Road, said that many women working in the red light district, had been physically and mentally abused.

An intoxicated couple was dragged off a Thomas Cook flight to Turkey after they spat on each other during a fight minutes before take off.

Theodore Johnson, 64, killed his former partners in 1981 and 1992, and was twice convicted of manslaughter only to be freed in 1995 to kill Angela Best in December 2016.

Kasim Lewis, 31, has been charged with murder of 22-year-old Luliana Tudos he body was discovered in Finsbury Park, north London, on 27 December.

Three people who forced Vietnamese women and girls to work for nothing in nail bars around the country have been jailed for human trafficking and modern slavery offences.

Celebrated children's author JK Rowling now has a pub named after her in Edinburgh - but only for a short while.

Couples are trying some strange methods to get pregnant, including feasting on McDonald's chips, drinking pineapple juice and wearing frozen underwear.

Rail commutes got on average 3.4% cheaper from the start of 2018, which sparked protests at stations across the UK. It is often cheaper to nip over to Europe than get to work.

76-year-old Florence Myerscough from Bolton was found by neighbours after being left in the freezing rain and unable to get into her home.

The clip shows the Labour leader meeting and greeting his adoring supporters on the campaign trail, outside homes and even at Glastonbury festival while a big tune blasts out.

Former England footballer Trevor Sinclair pleads guilty to drink driving and racially abusing police officer at his home in Lytham, Lancashire.

John Struthers, a Scottish professor, met his wife Justina at the Glasgow University in 1970s; and despite criticism over the years, he said they haven't "wavered".

Across the northern hemisphere a few brave (or foolhardy) souls celebrated the festive season by diving into frozen lakes or paddling in frigid oceans.