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Warnings for heavy rain are now in place for more parts of the UK as the remnants of Hurricane Lee bring adverse conditions and the chance of some localised flooding

Strong winds and heavy downpours will also strike parts of the UK today as the remnants of Hurricane Lee sweep across the Atlantic, with weather warnings now in place

More than 1,000 Met police officers have been put on suspended or on restricted duties as the force attempts a clean-up of its ranks in the wake of damaging scandals

Kaylee Hankins, 32, says her 16-month-old XL bully Isla is loved by her family and neighbours alike in the Cotswolds - and claims her pet is so soft she was left 'petrified' by a Jack Russell

Urgent letters have been sent to parents warning them that children could be forced to miss school if they haven't had the MMR vaccine as cases of the disease soar

WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Terrifying cow attacks have left people dead, widowed and paralysed - with victims suffering devastating injuries when the livestock turn on unsuspecting walkers

A 'terrified' patient called 999 from her hospital bed, fearing she would die after a nurse allegedly switched off a monitor which showed that her heart had stopped

Customers have been told to return the product to their nearest supermarket for a full refund as a 'precautionary measure' after it was found to contain a serious bacterial infection

The job position has advertised salaries averaging £55,500 but is one of the least sought-after, as new research finds people are increasingly looking for 'more than money'

Steph ended up spending a week in hospital and needed a transplant to save her sight after an 'itchy eye' caused by her contact lenses turned out to be a dangerous condition

The UK-based ticket holder will split Friday night's £47 million Euromillions jackpot with a winner from Austria - while 10 people have also won big on the Millionaire Maker draw

Killer nurse Lucy Letby is set to appeal her convictions in court in just a few days time, after she was jailed for the murders of seven babies and the attempted murders of six others

Road rage mum Chelsea Mighal wept in court as she was jailed for her role in a horrific attack which saw her boyfriend attack a man with a machete while his daughter sat in the car

PC Adam Hoyle, 39, 'sexually exploited' the 'vulnerable' women while on duty and used official computer systems to access information, with some of the incidents taking place at a police station

Indi Gregory was born with mitochondrial disease, a rare genetic condition which also affected young Charlie Gard, with her parents now leading a legal battle to get their daughter new treatment

Elaine, 51, was watching Loose Women when she first heard of the easyJet sex incident - and was 'embarrassed' to learn soon after that her own son was in the video

Hussein Quig-Diop was riding his bike to school when he was hit by a white Renault lorry in Burton-on Trent, Staffordshire - with his family now paying tribute to their 'brightest star'

Jack Barnes died seven weeks after being restrained by four men who were staff members subcontracted by Metrolink public transport staff on the Manchester tram system

A school has said they have 'acted quickly' after a video circulating on Snapchat appeared to show a disabled girl being kicked in the face on the street by a fellow pupil

Passengers looked on as officers boarded a flight believed to be carrying three members of Sara Sharif's family, who returned to the UK weeks after going abroad following the schoolgirl's death

Researchers found a dangerous combination of bacteria found in some nurseries was linked to a key symptom of a serious health condition, leading to questions over ventilation and cleaning

An investigation is ongoing after the 'skeletal remains' of the baby boy were found in the loft, as one hearing was told the body could date back more than half a century

Ana Martinez, 47, is refusing to take her autistic six-year-old son Markel back to school until they remove a 'concentration station' barrier from his desk, which separates him from his classmates

Flight number AF1817 departed Dublin just after 6pm and was due to land into Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris at around 8.15pm local time, before diverting to the UK

The policeman was found guilty of gross misconduct after it was heard how he throttled an unclothed woman covered in salad cream who had tried to push past him