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The father of a Telford grooming victim says he has asked far-right groups not to use images of his daughter to promote Islamophobia.

Theresa May appeared to receive a significant Brexit boost on the eve of a crucial EU summit when Michel Barnier pledged to break the deadlock over the Irish border.

A woman who pretended to have a daughter who was seriously injured in the Manchester Arena attack in order to get money has been jailed.

Noel Edmonds has branded the Archbishop of Canterbury a "reincarnation of evil" for failing to meet HBOS fraud victims and investing in Lloyds Banking Group.

A court has ruled that an 80-year-old bus driver was driving dangerously when he caused the deaths of a pedestrian and a seven-year-old boy.

Car giant BMW will shut its main British manufacturing factory immediately after Brexit day next year for several weeks, because of the rising risk of a "no-deal" divorce, Sky News has learned.

BMW, Daimler and the Volkswagen group are being investigated over collusion on the development of car emission control systems.

The EU is no longer planning to sue Ireland over its failure to recover €14.3bn (£12.7bn) in back taxes and interest from Apple after the company handed over the money.

China has announced a series of retaliatory tariffs on $60bn (£45.6bn) of US imports after Donald Trump raised the stakes in his trade war with Beijing.

Lennox Lewis hopes Anthony Joshua will soon receive the opportunity to become undisputed heavyweight king, almost 20 years after he conquered the division.

Alexander Povetkin has arrived in the UK ahead of his world heavyweight title showdown against Anthony Joshua.

Ben Stokes and Alex Hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute and will face a Cricket Disciplinary Commission hearing in December.

Raheem Sterling's long-term future at Manchester City could be secured within the next fortnight, with new contract talks set to get underway.

A "revolutionary device" which would help rehabilitate stroke survivors has been declared the winner of a government-supported competition.

Twitter is making changes to allow users to switch back to a chronological timeline, two years after replacing it with an algorithm-generated feed of the "best" tweets.

Europol has warned of 15 ways in which people can fall prey to cyber criminals as it launched a report on the dangers of the web.

The makers of Sesame Street have denied that the classic characters Bertie and Ernie are homosexuals.

Justin Bieber and Hailey Baldwin have got married, according to her uncle Alec Baldwin.

Claire Foy and Thandie Newton were among the winners at the 2018 Emmys on a night of British success at television's biggest awards show.

Sir Paul McCartney has achieved his first solo number one album in the United States in 36 years.