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Emergency talks on tackling the "tinderbox conditions" of the drought and water shortages are to be held in Whitehall, involving ministers, farmers' leaders and water company bosses.

Clinicians are turning away patients with eating disorders because they appear to be a healthy weight, a campaigner has claimed.

Doctors are turning away patients with eating disorders because they appear to be a healthy weight, a campaigner has claimed.

Four men have been charged with three attempted murders after police in London were shot at and returned fire.

Frank Field has reacted angrily after becoming the latest Labour MP to lose a vote of confidence among local members.

More than a month's-worth of rain fell at Belfast Airport on Saturday afternoon as severe weather caused disruption for travellers across the UK.

A female skipper has sailed into the history books by becoming the first woman to win the Clipper Round The World yacht race.

Team Sky's Geraint Thomas looks certain to win the Tour de France after keeping the yellow jersey in the race's penultimate stage.

Former Northern Ireland first minister Peter Robinson has said people should be prepared for a united Ireland.

A woman got the "fright of her life" when she woke up to find a 3ft snake snuggled up next to her in bed.

The owner of Ladbrokes and Coral will unveil a $200m (£153m) tie-up with the world's biggest casino operator next week in a bid to dominate what is poised to become a multibillion dollar US sports betting market.

A monster wildfire is raging out of control in northern California after killing two firefighters.

The body of a teenager who went missing near Clacton Pier in Essex on Thursday has been found.

The number of vehicles on the country's roads has soared by nearly 2.5 million during the last five years, sparking warnings of a growing congestion crisis.

Taliban militants say they have held their first direct talks with a US official about future peace negotiations aimed at ending America's longest war.

Passengers are experiencing four-hour delays at Eurotunnel amid extreme weather conditions.

Passengers are experiencing five-hour delays at Eurotunnel amid extreme weather conditions.

More than six decades after fighting in the Korean War ended, the remains of some of the US soldiers killed in the conflict are back on American soil.

After heavy thunderstorms brought a dramatic end to the UK's heatwave, the Met Office has issued a series of weather warnings as conditions turn wet and windy.

The White House has posted a tweet praising economic growth in the "United Sates" - misspelling the name of the country it serves.

After days of delays on the railways caused by the weather, passengers on two networks are facing fresh disruption because of strikes.

Katie Price has turned herself in to police after driving her son to a hospital appointment despite being banned from the road.

Six people have been arrested after a suspected kidnapping in Merseyside left a man seriously injured.

Voters are being manipulated by "fake news" on social media, according to a new report from MPs.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder and sexual activity with a child following the death of a 13-year-old girl.