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Both Tory leadership contenders have made a dramatic pivot towards a no-deal Brexit after they ruled out accepting a potential key concession from Brussels.

There were almost 1,200 drugs-related deaths in Scotland last year - the highest level since current records began.

At least four people have been killed and more than 30 are feared trapped in the rubble of a four-storey residential building which has collapsed in Mumbai.

President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter in an early morning tirade, reigniting his attack on the four Democrat congresswomen known as "The Squad".

There were almost 1,200 drugs-related deaths in Scotland last year - the highest level since current records began.

England bowler Jofra Archer privately grieved during the cricket World Cup after his cousin was shot dead in Barbados, his father said.

Surgeons behind the separation of twin sisters who were joined at the skull have launched a charity to support similar operations.

A marine biologist has told Sky News that a giant six-foot-long jellyfish that was spotted off the coast of Cornwall is not a monster from the deep, despite its appearance.

Average wage growth has accelerated to levels not seen since July 2008, according to official figures.

Ryanair says delays to deliveries of the crisis-hit Boeing 737 MAX means it must scale back some of its services.

The owner of hotel booking website Laterooms.com is seeking a change of destination after putting itself up for sale.

Shares in the company behind Irn-Bru and Rubicon drinks has seen its share price lose a quarter of its value after it issued a profit warning.

Arsenal are open to letting Laurent Koscielny leave the club provided their valuation is met, Sky Sports News understands.

New Zealand coach Gary Stead believes sharing the World Cup in the event of a tied final should be considered for future tournaments.

Kirstie Gordon has been named in England Women's squad of 13 and could be in line for her debut in the must-win Test against Australia.

Football lawmakers will review the law that insists goalkeepers keep a foot on the goal-line at the start of a penalty kick, which led to controversy during this summer’s Women’s World Cup.

Meredith Whittaker, one of the Google employees who led global walkouts at the tech giant over sexual harassment claims, has left the company following allegations of a fallout against the protest's organisers.

Surgeons behind the separation of twin sisters who were joined at the skull have launched a charity to support similar operations.

SpaceX and NASA believe a titanium fire was the reason a launchpad test of its Crew Dragon vehicle - intended to one day fly astronauts to the International Space Station - ended in flames.

Facebook's new scam reporting tool goes live today following legal action aimed at forcing it to take online fraud more seriously.

Baz Luhrmann's Elvis Presley biopic has found its King - and it's sad news for One Direction fans as it's not Harry Styles.

A graphic scene depicting a teenager's suicide is being removed from young adult drama 13 Reasons Why following advice from medical experts.

Rihanna is the latest celebrity to be accused of cultural appropriation after appearing on the August 2019 cover of Harper's Bazaar China.

British royalty and American royalty graced the red carpet at the European premiere of The Lion King on Sunday night.