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Theresa May has said the end of austerity is in sight - so all eyes will be on Chancellor Philip Hammond when he rises to give his budget on Monday. Our experts tell you what to expect.

Google's chief executive has said 48 employees, including 13 senior managers, have been sacked for sexual harassment in two years.

Universal Credit agents were encouraged to use a "deflection script" in order to get claimants "off the phone as quickly as possible," a former case manager has claimed.

Officials investigating pipe bombs sent to high-profile Democrats and critics of Donald Trump are chasing leads in Florida, according to a federal law enforcement source.

Police have identified a man accused of stealing cans from a restaurant, who bears a striking resemblance to Friends star David Schwimmer.

Topshop owner Sir Philip Green has said he "categorically and wholly denies" allegations of "unlawful sexual or racist behaviour".

You know you're going up in the world when Apple chief executive Tim Cook gives a speech at your annual work get-together.

An unregistered beautician accused of killing a woman in a failed buttock enlargement procedure in New York is to be extradited to stand trial in the US, a judge has ruled.

At least 18 people have died and several others are missing after flooding hit a school trip in Jordan's Dead Sea area.

At least 17 people are dead, mostly children, after flooding hit a school picnic in Jordan's Dead Sea area.

Calls for up to 1,000 American troops to be sent to the US-Mexican border have been made by the Department of Homeland Security.

A man has badly damaged part of his parents' house in a blaze after using a blowtorch to kill spiders.

Topshop owner Sir Philip Green has been named as the businessman behind an injunction against the Daily Telegraph newspaper.

Rapper Ice-T, who plays a police officer on TV, has been arrested for failing to pay a bridge toll as he drove to New York in a brand new sports car.

A manhunt is under way for the culprit who has sent mail bombs to high-profile Democrats and CNN, just under two weeks away from the US mid-term elections.

"Human Spider" Alain Robert has been arrested after he climbed the 754ft (230m) Heron Tower in the City of London.

"Human Spider" Alain Robert has climbed the 754ft (230m) Heron Tower in the City of London.

A student union leader has apologised for threatening to paint over a First World War mural because it displays only "white men".

Sajid Javid will look at whether the UK's immigration processes are "fit for the modern world" after apologising for illegal Home Office demands for DNA samples.

Sajid Javid has issued an apology after the Home Office denied visas or leave to remain in the UK over applicants' failure to provide DNA evidence.

Detectives are searching two new areas in Kent for a missing mother-of-five who police believe may have been murdered.

The UK could experience a "no deal" departure from the EU if the bloc takes a "deliberately intransigent approach" to Brexit negotiations, MPs have been told.

An American "professional huntress" has been sent death threats after posing with a dead goat she shot in Scotland.

A boy whose lonely birthday went viral after none of his classmates turned up will not be having a party next year, his mother says.

The Duchess of Sussex appeared to have a wardrobe malfunction on her arrival in Tonga when a label was seen still attached to her dress.