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The coldest week of winter could be yet to come, as forecasters urge Britain to brace for more snow and ice.

The coldest week of winter could be yet to come, as forecasters urge Britain to brace for more snow and ice.

The coldest week of winter could be yet to come, as forecasters urge Britain to brace for more snow and ice.

A march highlighting the NHS "crisis" and demanding increased funding has attracted thousands of demonstrators to the streets of central London.

Uma Thurman has accused Harvey Weinstein of sexually assaulting her after they worked together on Pulp Fiction.

British police are investigating two more sexual assault claims against disgraced film mogul Harvey Weinstein.

A Russian plane has been downed and the pilot shot dead after ejecting with a parachute in a rebel-held area near Idlib, northern Syria.

The tomb of a high-ranking priestess believed to have lived more than 4,400 years ago has been found by a team of Egyptian archaeologists near the pyramids outside Cairo.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has stepped up his attack on the Treasury, accusing civil servants in the department of producing a Brexit report that is "fundamentally wrong".

Donald Trump says the FBI memo released by the White House "totally vindicates" him but the "Russian witch hunt goes on and on".

Medics from the UK have this weekend returned from Bangladesh after fighting a diphtheria outbreak in the Rohingya refugee camps.

Tory MP Jacob Rees-Mogg has vowed to "carry on" debating with members of the public after he was involved in a scuffle with protesters at a university event.

A man has been arrested in Italy following a series of drive-by shootings that appeared to be racially motivated.

A man has been arrested following a series of drive-by shootings in the central Italian city of Macerata.

Top Gear stars Chris Harris and Eddie Jordan had a lucky escape when a car they were driving erupted in flames during filming.

A cash-strapped Tory-run council has imposed emergency spending controls after warning it faces a "severe financial challenge".

Tourists in Cape Town have been told not to use baths and to shower for less than two minutes as the city's drought worsens.

Contractors hit by the collapse of Carillion will be able to apply for Government-backed loans as part of a £100m support package.

Three prisoners have been charged with the murder of an inmate who was stabbed to death at Wormwood Scrubs.

Russian oligarchs suspected of corruption will be forced to explain how they acquired their lavish lifestyles in the UK, a Government minister has said.

MPs from across the political spectrum have condemned "thuggish" protesters who confronted Tory backbencher Jacob Rees-Mogg at a university debate.

Lady Gaga has cancelled her upcoming UK tour due to "severe pain" that has "impacted her ability to perform live".

A policeman has been taken to hospital after he was attacked and knocked unconscious in a graveyard in Kent.

The man who sparked panic after warning a missile was heading for Hawaii has said he was "100% sure" the alert was real at the time.

Cambodian authorities have been accused of extortion over a group, including five Britons, who were arrested for "pornographic dancing".