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How many times will cameras follow the nation's favourite curmudgeon to the other side of the world?

Mounted police pushed back protesters, some of whom wore masks ands were draped in England flags

Platforms failed to clamp down on misinformation and hate speech, leading to riots on the UK's streets 

Prisoner exchanges recreate an old practice for a new era of multiple dangers

Forces from Surrey to South Yorkshire are understood to have ordered specialist officers to be ready to deploy at short notice

The gender row in women's boxing at the Paris Olympics is not going away after both fighters ease to victory

Kemi Badenoch’s status as the perceived frontrunner has painted a target on her back

Daniel Ebenyo's coach says he is 'heartbroken' as the runner was promised a place in Paris, but a chaotic trials process saw him miss out

Release of 'angel of death' assassin sends a message to Kremlin's enemies

Murray won't walk away from the sport completely, says Laura Robson

Norman Reedus's beloved action man is back in a new spin-off. It better do him justice

There were 602 recorded Covid deaths between 14 July and 16 June

The community has rallied to support each other in the wake of the killings of three girls and the riots that followed

From 1 September, all airports across the bloc will require passengers to limit their liquids to just 100ml each

Five brilliant actors bring to life Nobel Prize winner Annie Ernaux's memoir-cum-collective-history 

The 1900s Vienna crime drama returns to screens for its fourth installment

Pan Zhanle faces fury from swimming rivals after breaking his own world record in the Paris 2024 men's 100m freestyle race

The Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey explained on Thursday that public sector pay rises would likely only have a marginal impact on pr...

The premise of romcoms has come undone

Racism has often delivered electoral dividends for the Republican Party

'Crazy' situation leaves new houses vacant because housing associations won't take them on, as homeless sleep rough

Misinformation has spread surrounding Imane Khelif and Lin Yu-ting's participation at the Paris 2024 Olympics

Metropolitan Police said an investigation is underway to determine the circumstances surrounding the woman's death

Going dry over the warmer months is less socially acceptable, but I feel happier, calmer and am sleeping better

I would just have a winding path leading down to the bottom of the garden and a wildflower wilderness