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Police appeal for witnesses who saw suspects hurl a block at the car in which Naseem Galleze was travelling in before it crashed.

Surgeons have been given the go-ahead to carry out the first womb transplants in the UK. But will they work and what is the risk?

After Electro Velvet flopped at this year’s contest, the BBC says it will let the public pick the country’s next Eurovision entry.

Aiden Coleman, one of the youngest-ever jockeys to compete in the Grand National, suffered minor injuries in the assault.

The alleged remark has incensed animal rights campaigners who say it “reflects ignorance of the issue”.

A watchdog has imposed £1.4m in penalties on 12 firms in just over two years, but to date less than a quarter have been paid.

The Labour leader speaks to Sky about tackling IS, his “1980s” speech and claims he wore a borrowed tie on stage in Brighton.

Mr Corbyn says Labour has a “clear voice for wanting peace in Syria”, but there may be division on how to achieve it.

Britain’s first womb transplants will be carried out after ethical approval was granted for a clinical trial involving 10 women.

Britain will provide £25m for the construction of a new jail in Jamaica ahead of a prisoner transfer to begin in 2020.