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Leave supporters warn that peers could face public revolt if they thwart the Commons.

Sir Michael Fallon tells Munich security conference about need to stay until 'job is done'.

The draft guidelines want more border guards but may keep DACA in place.

Veteran conservative commentator hit out at the press.

New High Commissioner says India has never asked the UK for financial assistance.

The battered telephone was described as "arguably the most destructive weapon of all time".

St Paul's Girls' will allow students to use boys' names and boys' clothes.

Organisers say tens of thousands of people will protests across the UK.

Workers had promised the company to make up time but were summarily dismissed.

Announcement comes as Angela Merkel faces political backlash over 'open door' immigration policy.

US president ridiculed on social media after bizarre comment at Florida rally.

Gene Huber said he wants the press to be nicer to the US president.

Priebus also insisted there was no animosity between he and Steve Bannon.

Blast occurred as animal rights activists marched in protest at the reinstatement of bull-fighting.

The girls were walking along a trail in Indiana when they disappeared.

Emergency services say they dealt with more than 200 incidents during the heavy rainfall.

Disaster struck in September 2016 when a SpaceX test rocket exploded on launch at Cape Canaveral.

RMT leader Mick Cash accused the rail company of 'disgusting dirty tricks'

Siti Aisyah, 25 and Doan Thi Huong, 28, were arrested earlier this week following the death of Kim at an airport.

Rescuers found the 2 year-old boy in the water after he was reported missing to police

Fallout from Brexit sees prominent business group prepare for an Indyref2 vote

One Washington DC resident denies her 'No Trump' houseshare advert is intolerant

Bomb attack comes just days after country's newly elected president took power

The European Union Baroque Orchestra (EUBO) will relocate to Antwerp

The shadow home secretary admits her shock over volume of abuse

Dachau held more than 200,000 prisoners of which more than 30,000 died

The Labour peer expects the House of Lords may attach conditions to the Bill, he said.

Lawyers say toddler suffered a permanent disability and seek $200k in damages

Trish O'Donnell has been head of Clarksfield Primary School in Oldham since 2006