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Fire crews responded to reports of a fire under a city-centre railway bridge in the early hours of Wednesday.

The coalition is to scale up its attacks following the recapture of Ramadi.

The schoolboy accidentally wrote that he lives in a 'terrorist house' instead of a 'terraced house'.

Rights group says arms sold by Britain helped in the spike in attacks against Houthi rebels.

Toddler Poppi Worthington died after being found with serious injuries in Barrow in December 2012.

David Cameron also said that the UK supports the legitimate government of Yemen.

Two men are feared to have fallen several hundred feet before being found on Stob Coire nam Beith

Strong backlash from commuters after part suspension on the Victoria line and on the London Overground.

Kathy Niakan is trying to study which genes control the development of human embryos.

Doctors in dispute over new contracts and are providing emergency cover for two out of three 24-hour walkouts.

Drones converted into flying bombs could potentially target nuclear power stations.

Simpson-Kent was arrested in the coastal city of Takoradi armed with a 'knife and a spoon'.

The woman wanted her children to grow up in a place where Sharia law was in force.

The 26-year-old fighter admits he is keen to face unbeaten Kazakh star in Britain.

Consumer credit and student loans reached a record £319bn in the third quarter of 2015.

Sian Blake, and her two children Zachary Bilal Kent-Blake and Amon Ben George Kent-Blake were found at the family's London home on 6 January.

The move could also stop 300,000 cases of diabetes in the UK.

Sony bolsters PS Now line-up with 48 new games.

The shadow Europe minister Pat McFadden was sacked for 'disloyalty'.

Unsurprisingly, financially-troubled Greece is one of the hardest places to find employment.

Government faces second attack of the week over handling of the refugee crisis.

Many patients have died 'before their time' due to a lack of awareness.

Two senior Labour sources said both Hilary Benn and chief whip Rosie Winterton are 'safe'.

A tribunal ruled Jahangir Akbar's behaviour amounted to 'misconduct of a serious nature'.

The charity expressed surprise at the decision but said other partners were helping it maintain supplies.

The government is rolling its sleeves up and directly getting homes built, said Cameron.

Buenos Aires says it wants long-running dispute resolved 'fairly and definitively'.

Corbyn is expected to hold talks with colleagues today over a small number of changes.

Morrisons have already cut their prices 4 January bringing diesel in-line with petrol prices.

Sick new video published by Isis features a British-sounding child who threatens to 'kill the kuffar'.