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A man has been charged with the murder of schoolgirl Lucy McHugh, whose body was found in woodland at a Southampton sports centre.

Britain's business community should publicly support the Brexit deal agreed by Theresa May’s Cabinet despite its "imperfections", two of her most senior ministers have urged captains of industry.

EuroMillions organisers searching for the UK winner of a £76m jackpot have revealed the location where the ticket was bought.

A frozen "super-Earth" discovered six light years from Earth could be capable of harbouring life, scientists have said.

Hussein Ahmed’s wife and children are missing.

Babs Beverley, who was part of the Beverley Sisters pop trio, has died aged 91, her agent has confirmed.

Shares in crisis-hit Debenhams have dived by more than a fifth amid reports of difficulties with suppliers ahead of Christmas.

CCTV images have been released of a woman wanted after £10,000 was stolen from a 91-year-old dementia patient as she lay in hospital.

The government will bring forward a crackdown on betting machines in the face of a potential rebellion, Sky News understands.

The death of a 10-year-old boy in a house in Scotland is being treated as murder.

A woman who died with four other people after a shop explosion in Leicester was in on a plot to make a £300,000 insurance claim on a fire at the property, a court has heard.

Mike Ashley's Sports Direct is to shut four House of Fraser (HoF) stores, accusing their landlord of failing to be "proactive" in securing new rent deals.

Police are investigating the suspected attempted abductions of four children in the North West of England.

Sally Challen bludgeoned her husband to death with a hammer after decades of coercive control - a form of domestic abuse that strips victims of their liberty and freedom.

An investigation into the helicopter crash that killed the Leicester City owner and four other people is focusing on the tail rotor system.

Police in the US are hunting a woman who allegedly choked a McDonald's manager because she was not given any ketchup.

A gamer in the US has pleaded guilty to making a hoax call that led to a man being shot dead by police.

Jewellery once owned by ill-fated French Queen Marie Antoinette - including a ring containing a lock of her hair - is going under the hammer.

Brexit is the new fault line of British politics: it runs across parties, parliament and Theresa May's top team alike.

Astronomers have discovered an enormous "ghost" galaxy lurking near the Milk Way through the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite.

Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth have shared a picture of their fire-ravaged home, one of thousands destroyed in the California wildfires.

After months of uncertainty, and hours of tortuous negotiations, an agreement is ready to be put to Theresa May's cabinet.

The mood has suddenly changed in Paradise.

Traditional toys are battling it out against their modern counterparts for this year's most sought after Christmas presents.