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The Sainsbury's worker repeatedly swears while complaining about customers of Pakistani descent.

How these photos became iconic for the anti-Vietnam war movement

James Bartholomew argues welfare states have proved incompetent at helping the most vulnerable.

Jeremy Corbyn speaks to the BBC after meeting EU negotiator Michel Barnier in Brussels.

The latest film is ‘a light-hearted intergalactic romp’

Canadian passengers complained they were nibbled by bed bugs on a Vancouver to London flight.

Machete attack victim Ninsiima is given prosthetic arms made by Salford University students.

The charm, inscribed with "Made with Love", was inside a wallet lost in Burton-on-Trent.

The model and wife of Rod Stewart says her attacker was someone she worked with as a teenager.

Fire crews used a bendy rod with a camera on it to find the dog who was 3m (9ft) deep.

The Atlantic storm is due to hit parts of the UK and the Republic of Ireland on Saturday morning.

Train drivers are to consider a deal to end their long-running action, Aslef says.

The head of a grammar school where pupils were stopped from taking A-levels has been suspended.

The student was left with broken teeth after a man was filmed smashing a glass bottle in his face.

Weinstein faces a string of sexual assault and harassment allegations, which he denies.

An ambulance worker and a police officer give graphic descriptions of verbal and physical assaults by the public.

A former headmaster tells the inquiry that Roderick Hilton was considered "part of the furniture".

Cyclist Anthony Hoyte has created a virtual face on the roads of Cardiff but it can only be seen when viewing his 78-mile route on a map.

The badger entered the house through a cat flap and helped itself to cat food before going to sleep.

A wildlife photographer says one man posed behind a stag's antlers at Wollaton Park in Nottingham.

The line between flirtation and harassment is a fine - and often blurred - one.

Lisa Marie Husby recalls the day Anders Breivik opened fire as she sat with students attending a summer camp in Norway.

Ex-England player criticises how the inquiry into former Lionesses boss Mark Sampson was dealt with.

Stanley Freeman abused restaurant workers over six years, in one case threatening to shoot staff.

Cambridge University students are given "trigger alerts" that they might be upset by some text.