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A first phase of demolition is about to start on the derelict Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow

A tattoo belonging to a man from Derbyshire has appeared in a US government document used to identify members of Tren de Aragua, a notorious Venezuelan gang, despite the man having no connection to the group.

The BBC follows raids on hundreds of High Street businesses suspected of money laundering.

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Trattamento inumano e degradante nei confronti di Giuseppe Morato noto come u tiradrittu, ex numero uno della n'drangheta

“Coalition of the willing” meet in Brussels to discuss plans for peacekeeping force.

“Coalition of the willing” meet in Brussels to discuss plans for peacekeeping force.

The King and Queen took in Italy's cultural highlights and celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary

People were getting ‘yippy’ according to the president…

People were getting ‘yippy’ according to the president…

A strike by hundreds of Birmingham refuse workers has seen rubbish piled high on streets.

Some analysts say that if costs incurred by tariffs pass to consumers, US iPhone prices could rise by hundreds of dollars.

The analysis shows Israeli troops fired 100 shots during the attack which killed 15 people.

Manchester United legend Eric Cantona says co-owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe is "destroying" the club.

As Mohamed Salah looks set to sign a new contract at Liverpool, it appears Virgil van Dijk is also close to a new deal.

England head coach John Mitchell makes three changes to his starting XV to face Ireland in Cork in the Women's Six Nations on Saturday with World Cup-winning number eight Alex Matthews returning.

Her directorial debut will be shown at the festival, as will the Wes Anderson movie she stars in.

Details of the case against Tate brought by four UK women are seen for the first time by BBC News.

Five people are arrested on suspicion of criminal damage and conspiracy to cause criminal damage, police say.

Russian-American Ksenia Karelina was released by Moscow in return for the freeing of Russian-German Arthur Petrov.