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Sir Keir Starmer should find the source of leaks about Sue Grey and "publicly fire them", the former leader of the Scottish Conservatives has said.

Liam Gallagher has hit back at critics of his vocals saying "imposters" should stay away from next year's highly anticipated Oasis tour.

A teenage boy has been stabbed to death in southeast London.

Sir Keir Starmer's chief of staff Sue Gray will not be attending this year's Labour Party conference amid reports of internal infighting over her pay.

Left-leaning leader Anura Kumara Dissanayake has won the presidential election in Sri Lanka.

Arguably, there's a much much bigger problem for Sir Keir Starmer at the Labour conference than the freebies, the briefings and the incessant chatter about an absent chief of staff.

President Isaac Herzog's outright denial that Israel was behind the attacks on Hezbollah pagers and walkie-talkies goes further than the official Israel government response which, so far, has been to say nothing at all.

A second man has been arrested in connection with the kidnap of an 87-year-old man in Oldham, Greater Manchester.

The artist who created a sculpture which has been called "disturbing" and "shocking" says he's been "surprised" at the backlash but welcomes difficult conversations it might inspire.

Angela Rayner has promised to bring Labour's flagship workers' rights bill to parliament next month as she told her party's conference: "Things can get better if we make the right choices."

Israeli forces have raided the West Bank office of news network Al Jazeera and ordered it shut down, the network said.

A former Harrods director told Sky News he does not see how security at the department store "wouldn't have known" about Mohamed al Fayed's behaviour towards women.

More than 700 migrants crossed the English Channel in 11 small boats yesterday, government figures show.

Autumn is officially here, and with it heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the day to reinforce the message that summer is officially over.

Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has defended receiving a donation of £14,000 from a Labour peer embroiled in a freebies row, saying it was "declared properly and thoroughly".

At least 30 people have been killed and 17 are injured after a methane leak sparked an explosion at a coal mine in eastern Iran, state media reports.

The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has acknowledged it had twice failed to bring charges against Mohamed al Fayed for sexual abuse.

The leader of Unite has urged the government to reverse its decision to cut pensioners' winter fuel allowance, calling the policy "cruel".

The maker of the popular party game Cards Against Humanity is suing SpaceX for $15m over claims Elon Musk's company trespassed and damaged a plot of its land.

Streams of Punjabi music have seen a massive rise, but some fans aren't pleased with the direction the genre is heading in.

Even the Iron Lady flinched at the prospect of delivering her leader's speech to the annual party conference.