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Brett Gardner, who spent 14 years with New York Yankees, and his family had told of their "heavy hearts" following the death of 14-year-old Miller who fell ill on holiday

The married man had been arrested and released by the police the next day.

John Pettigrew, the chief executive of National Grid, said there were two other substations "always available for the distribution network companies and Heathrow to take power".

Police are setting up London’s first permanent facial recognition cameras, despite privacy fears.

Two people have died and two others have suffered serious injuries after a two-car crash in Essex.

A spy who managed to escape from prison by strapping himself to the bottom of a lorry has reportedly been relocated to a high-security jail - and was given a hero’s welcome.

A former employee of millionaire ex-Premier League owner and horse racing kingpin Terry Ramsden says he has ruined her life.

UK taxes on large tech companies may be modified as part of a deal to prevent the next round of tariffs by US President Donald Trump, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has indicated.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has justified accepting complimentary tickets to a Sabrina Carpenter concert, stating she will declare them.

The families of Lucy Letby’s victims have accused the killer nurse and her legal team of ‘using her victimhood’ to ‘defect attention’ away from her crimes.

A 12-year-old boy nearly lost his eye after his friend threw a Lynx can into a fire, causing it to explode.

The London department store is nearing the completion of compensation payments potentially exceeding £300,000 to those who suffered sexual abuse by its former owner, Sky News can exclusively reveal.

A man arrested after explosive chemicals sparked the evacuation of seafront properties in East Sussex has been sectioned amid mental health concerns.

Police discovered chemicals described as "explosive" and "pose a threat to life" at a property in St Leonards On Sea near Hastings on Thursday. Residents within a 100m perimeter were instructed to evacuate their homes.

A ‘self-radicalised lone wolf terrorist’ who almost detonated a homemade pressure cooker bomb in the maternity wing of a hospital has been jailed for a minimum of 37 years.

A woman who officially changed her name to Pudsey Bear for charity 16 years ago says the Home Office won’t give her a passport.

The High Court has heard the case of a father of three who went into hospital for a straightforward day procedure and died of water intoxication after drinking an excessive amount of water.

Owners of online retailers, including billionaire Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, could face imprisonment for illegally selling knives to minors under 18.

Several people are reportedly injured after a lorry has crashed into six vehicles on a major motorway.

Prince William is visiting Estonia for two days to meet the country’s president and visit British NATO troops stationed on the border with Russia.