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The longtime vegetarian has hinted at cutting out more animal products from his diet.

It has been expelled for five years and chief executive James Henderson has resigned.

Mark Buckley, 51, pleaded guilty to the murder of Ellen Higginbottom at Orrell Water Park near Wigan.

The Tories do not want to be defeated on the Great Repeal Bill.

Paul Leighton befriended teenagers over Facebook.

A BBC Panorama programme detailed a 'culture of abuse' at the site.

4% of those surveyed said they showered twice a day.

Supermarket chain is probing the stomach-turning meat found in the Plymouth store.

Mike Coupe says the UK buys in a third of its food from the EU and light border controls need to remain.

Police investigate as 25-year-old Kizzy receives multiple injures during attack in Northfolt.

Safe-haven seeking investors pile into precious metals as Pyongyang and Washington spar again.

Wayne Chester jailed after being snared by online vigilante group Guardians of the North.

Ban on school drop-offs to encourage more people to walk to school.

Staff at two branches stage 24-hour walkout demanding an end to zero-hour contracts.

HMP Birmingham disturbance lasted for almost seven hours.

The man who accused Lord Bramall and Lord Brittan of sex abuse was paid £50,000.

Annual private school fees have risen by more than 20% in past five years.

Cameron has reportedly earned as much as £120,000 for a single lecture since he left Downing Street.

Target to see majority of A&E patients within four hours has not been met in past two years.

Labour's Starmer said single market membership should be short as possible, while party deputy leader Tom Watson said current trading arrangements could permanently remain.

David Davis said he will not be pressured into making decision on Brexit divorce bill.

Laurence Brophy who went missing during his solo charity walk from Cardiff to Brecon was found on the Taff Mead embankment.

Over £100,000 in cash also seized during 'Operation Tatum' drug bust.

IPPR report claims that 26% of higher education students use or require counselling services at some universities.

British retailer is first to offer clothes labelled as 'for boys and girls' or 'for girls and boys'.

Disturbing UK listings with cryptic emojis discovered on classified advertising website Backpage.

The final edition of the Yellow Pages will be distributed in Brighton in 2019.

Councils across England and Wales are on the lookout for residents contaminating rubbish.

Maritime and Coastguard Agency investigates unexplained mist which caused 150 people to seek medical aid.