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Migrant Crisis: 26 migrants, including unknown number of children, feared drowned off island of Lesbos

Helicopters and coastguard join search after second major drowning tragedy in area in 2 days.

France: Eiffel Tower evacuated as terrorist suspect with 'large rucksack' scales monument

France's iconic tourist attraction shut to tourists and visitors after a suspicious male carrying a large rucksack was spotted.

Liberal Democrat peer Baroness Tonge considers defection to Labour

Former MP said to have strong links to Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn and shadow chancellor John McDonnell.

Migrant crisis: More than 10,000 refugees flood across Austrian border

Hungary accused Croatia of offloading new influx of migrants into the country.

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Fire crews tackle suspected major gas explosion at house in Riddings, Derbyshire

Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service: 'potentially persons reported' inside Riddings property

Cliff Richard sex abuse claim: Police drop charges due to lack of evidence

Detectives failed to find evidence validating historical sex abuse claims against British singer.

World Alzheimer's Day: Social services dementia care 'cut to the bone' by austerity

World Alzheimer's Day is observed on 21 September to raise awareness of Alzheimer's disease and dementia.

British spy service MI5 is paying UK Muslims to spy on suspected terrorists

UK intelligence agency has paid £2,000 for information on terror related activity

BT to reduce number of Indian call centres

The move will create hundreds of new jobs for British workers.

Mexico: Nightclub closed after woman performs graphic sex act in exchange for free drink

The video of the shocking incident at Capezzio nightclub, has gone viral.

UK: Man who took 35 Viagra tablets 'for laugh' had erections for days

Daniel Medforth said he had constant erections for five days after overdosing on Viagra.

Virgin Atlantic plane grounded as wing hits fence

None of the passengers on the Heathrow bound plane were injured.

Neo-Nazis met with strong local resistance during Wigan march

National Action and National Front groups protest against refugees in Northern Town.

Brian Sewell, veteran British art critic and broadcaster, dies aged 84

Sewell has died at the age of 84 after a long battle with cancer.

UK: Junior doctors call for strike action over extended working hours

Thousands of trainee medics are threatening industrial action over new contract plans.

Republicans not keen on visit by 'anti-capitalist' Pope Francis next week

Some Republicans are not looking forward to the Pope's visit to the US next week.

Southampton acid attack victim suffers severe burns to face, neck and arms during night out

Eyewitness said the male attacker, who fled after the attack, appeared to know the 37-year-old female victim.

First Great Western apologises for underestimating rugby rail passenger numbers by thousands

London's Paddington station saw severe overcrowding as fans travelled to Cardiff for the Rugby World Cup match.

UK airlines to give drunken and disruptive passengers lifetime bans from flying

UK ministers are considering banning drunk passengers from planes for life.

Iconic Concorde supersonic passenger jets could take to the skies by 2019

Consortium raises £120m to resurrect supersonic luxury jet for its 50th anniversary.

Britain's Foreign Secretary Phillip Hammond and U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry (R) deliver a statement at a press conference in London

John Kerry calls on Russia to bring 'Assad to the table' to solve Syria crisis

John Kerry wants a diplomatic solution in Syria, and offers EU more help with refugees.

David Ellis arrested for the murder of his missing Sawnsea landlord Alec Warburton

Police investigating the murder Alec Warburton from Swansea have arrested his former lodger in Ireland.

Belfast: Meccano bridge sets new world record

School children and engineering students earn record for world's largest ever Meccano structure

Coronation Street courts controversy by showing suicide of Hayley Cropper

Coronation Street Steve McDonald star Simon Gregson to take 'extended' break from soap due to illness

Actor Simon Gregson had been involved in storyline dealing with Steve McDonald's depression.

Volkswagen could face $18bn fine over software that only cut pollution emissions when cars were being tested

US government charges car giant over modifying vehicles to evade pollution controls.

Migrant Crisis: Influx of Syrian and Iraqi refugees hits Calais

Wave of refugees from the Middle East are arriving at Calais as winter approaches.

Migrant crisis: Girl, 5, among dead as boat from Turkey sinks en route to Greece

Greek coastguard rescues 11 and searches for other survivors north of Lesbos.

El Chapo prison escape: 13 more arrests made in search for drug lord including jail chiefs

Thirteen people arrested in the search for Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman.

Sheikh Rashid bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum

Sheikh Rashid: Son of Dubai's ruler dies of a heart attack aged 33

Dubai announced a 3-day mourning period after the son of the Gulf emirate's ruler passed away.

Yemen: Saudi-led Arab forces launch air strikes in Sana'a killing over 30

Targets in Houthi rebels-controlled Yemeni capital pounded.

Rugby World Cup England vs Fiji opener marred by fan train accident

Man suffers head and leg injuries while following opening match between England and Fiji.

Maryland man Charles Crockett charged with beating his mother to death with rolling pin

Motive for matricide of Crockett's caring mother is a mystery.

US: California police shoot, kill suspect from helicopter during high-speed chase

Man led police on a 100mph chase down a freeway in the opposite direction of traffic.

Golden Dawn: Far-right party hope to win hearts of Greeks with anti-immigration message

Golden Dawn hope to win more seats in the Greek parliament with an anti-immigration message.

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