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Although the ad aims to promote a message of inclusiveness, some people criticised the company's choice to include Muslims, arguing that they don't celebrate Christmas.

100 years since the first communist government was formed, a new exhibition at the British Museum looks at Communism's unusual relationship with money.

Cambridge University Professor Eugene Terentjev criticised for email in which he warned natural sciences students that degree would leave no time for social life.

WMP's Assistant Chief Constable Marcus Beale to appear in court accused of offence under the Official Secrets Act.

Attempted murder investigation launched after 34-year-old man attending birthday BBQ in Hackney's Daubeney Fields shot.

Union workers stage 24 and 48 hour walkouts on Southern, South Western, Greater Anglia and Merseyrail and Arriva Rail North.

A special unit to hold children as young as 10 who carry out sex attacks is being considered by ministers amid a rise in convictions.

Patel already apologised for holding 12 unauthorised meetings with Israeli officials, businesses and charities. It has now emerged she held two further meetings in September.

Multiple civil rights groups have brought forward the first major lawsuit against British intelligence agencies since Snowden's revelations on mass spying.

A 32-year-old man was charged with his wife's murder after a friend found her with 'severe head injuries'. Despite efforts to save her, the woman died in paramedics' arms.

Craig Smith, 28, from Birkenhead, Merseyside, was jailed for life last week after being convicted of beating his two-year-old step-son Teddy Tilston to death.

Prince Charles lobbied on climate policy without disclosing his private estate's $113,500 investment in an offshore firm that could have benefited from a rule change.

Britons are happier since the Brexit vote despite a squeeze on household incomes, higher inflation and a weaker pound, according to official statistics.

Woman creates map revealing London's worst areas for sexual harassment, highlighting Whitechapel, Shepherd's Bush and Haringey.

Harassment scandals, Brexit delays and secret meetings have cast a shadow over May - but not as big as you'd expect.

Mother of five Farhana Begum Ahmed handed suspended sentence after admitting encouragement of terrorism and promoting Isis propaganda.

Five Uber drivers scammed the ride-hailing firm out of £10,000 in an elaborate scheme using fake credit cards masterminded by a teenage fraudster, Wood Green Crown Court heard.

Anthony Nicholls spent five days in coma following suspected arson attack at his home using commercial firework.

However, finance ministers meeting in Brussels remain divided over how and where to tax online companies that operate across the European Union.

The minister was forced to step down after allegations emerged surrounding his conduct around women.

The moment she removed her disability from her cover letter, she received interviews for various jobs and soon was offered a part-time role.

A suspected drug dealer tried to swallow a knife after he was stopped by police at a Bonfire Night celebration in London.

Andrew Shaw, convicted of downloading indecent images of children, will be stripped of his guide dog over fears the animal may be caught up in reprisal attacks.

Parts of the Scottish Parliament building have been evacuated after reports that a suspicious package has been found.

Delando Smith was jailed on 6 November at Croydon Crown Court after being found guilty of rapes and a sexual assault, which he filmed on his mobile phone.

A 27-year-old man and a 24-year-old man have been arrested on suspicion of murder after police find suspected thief unresponsive in the street.

Bank of England lifted interest rates for the first time in a decade last week, bringing the benchmark to 0.5%.

Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton avoided tax on his £16.5m luxury jet in a scheme in the Isle of Man, the Paradise Papers reveal.

Secretary of State Priti Patel has apologised for violating ministerial code by holding official meetings while on holiday without informing the UK Foreign Office.