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'Edgy' Logan Paul defies suicide scandal to become children's top YouTuber
Logan Paul has become the most popular YouTube channel in the UK for audiences aged between five and 16.
Chicago voted best city in the world, but where does London rank?
Time Out has ranked 32 major world cities and three United Kingdom cities have managed to make the top 15.
'Happy Regicide Day': Labour student group's tweet celebrating death of British monarch probed
Merseyside Police was contacted after pro-Corbyn student group celebrated 'Regicide Day' on Twitter.
School accidentally shows pupils porn instead of Paddington Bear
A group of nine and 10-year-olds exposed to pornographic pop-ups as their teacher attempted to stream Paddington.
Stormy weather uncovers mysterious long-buried structure on Welsh beach – but what is it?
A Twitter user posted this picture of an unusual round structure discovered on a beach in south Wales.
Furious mum barred from school after leading parent revolt on sugary drinks ban
Mother of two Bernadette Finnegan has been banned from Abbey Hulton primary school for leading a parent's revolt
Trump's anger towards Theresa May could cost UK post-Brexit trade deals
Donald Trump's anger could prove costly for the UK, as Boris Johnson says the UK should be welcoming the president with open arms.
Theresa May's deputy suggests Britain could rejoin reformed EU
David Lidington campaigned as a Remain and suggested Britain could rejoin the European Union within a generation.
Boozy smell in cockpit; British Airways pilot arrested on 'drunk at controls' charge
Sussex police boarded a British Airways plane and arrested the pilot after crew noticed he smelled of alcohol and contacted authorities.
London's electric cab rollout suffers another delay
Electric cabs in the United Kingdom have been hit with another delay after a glitch in the TX's payment system.
Lidl has introduced 'naked onions' - and the sheer waste will make you want to weep
German retailer Lidl has been strongly criticised for introducing naked onions, wrapped in plastic packaging.
Majority of UK residents don't trust broadband advertising, new figures show
Broadband users are feeling misled about promises made by telecommunication companies, including download speeds and monthly costs.
It's National Bird Day - How many of our feathered friends can you identify?
January 5 marks National Bird Day - but how much do you know about our feathered friends? Take our quiz and find out.
Doctor Who actor travels back in time to give 9-year-old boy Christmas gift of a lifetime
Peter Capaldi wrote this heart-warming letter to a young boy who was concerned about Doctor Who's regeneration.
'Spare a thought for us millennials': Brits are back in work and it's just too much to bear
It's the end of the Christmas period and millions of employees across Britain are already back in work.
Brexit means UK drinkers will pay 20% more for wine
A recent research paper has revealed UK residents will pay about 20% more for wine by the time Brexit is complete.
In the 20th century our IQ was increasing rapidly - now it's declining
A new study conducted by a renowned intelligence researcher has suggested that IQ gains in many western nations is reversing, particularly among the brightest children.
Big-hearted Caribbean restaurant will feed lonely Londoners for free on Christmas Day
Cummin Up, a Caribbean restaurant in south London, announced it will open on Christmas Day to provide food for poor or lonely Londoners.
Britain's leaky new aircraft carrier mocked as a '£3.1bn colander' by Twitter
Britain's only aircraft carrier, the HMS Queen Elizabeth, was undergoing sea trials when a leak was discovered by engineers.
What is a Youthquake? Nobody knows the definition of Oxford Dictionary's word of the year
The Oxford English Dictionary made an unusual choice for its 2017 word of the year - and Twitter is confused.
Nigel Farage roundly mocked on Twitter for saying he hates career politicians
Nigel Farage has taken a swipe at career politicians in Westminster - but some have pointed out that he has spent nearly two decades as a MEP.
Mystery artist draws penises on roads in protest at potholes
Residents in West Mosely, Surrey, noticed the obscene drawings on potholes earlier this week. Many now hope it will spur the council on to take action.
Britain's best boss? Entire company flown to Spain for weekend Christmas work party
Arabella Lewis-Smith paid for all 20 of her employees to go on a Christmas work outing to Spain's capital, Madrid.
Scottish newspaper asks readers to draw front page in response to Brexit shambles
Readers of a pro-Remain newspaper tweet apocalyptic vision of Britain after exit from the European Union.
Newspaper blames technical error for hilarious headline blunder
Daily newspaper Cambridge News forgot to update their front page headline when they went to press on December 6.
UK population is misinformed about these major social issues - are you?
Study by research firm Ipsos reveals British public misinformed about social issues. Do you think you know more than the average person?
Stick to milk in a bag: Canadian chef outrages Brits with ridiculous toad in the hole recipe
Toad in the hole is a baked British dish made of pastry and sausages - but Americans insist it is something else entirely.
Damian Green pornography fiasco: Former police chief says officers should stay out of politics
Police should not weigh into matters of morality, a former chief constable says in the midst of the Damian Green porn debacle.
This is the perfect temperature for humans - and it doesn't exist in the UK
No UK cities provide residents with the "perfect" temperature, but some European cities make the cut.
Missing patient's corpse found in hospital toilet three days after he went for a cigarette break
An inquest was held to discover how a patient was found in a toilet three days after left his ward to go for a cigarette break.