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Exclusive: airports, ports, motorways expected to be extremely busy, with strikes and rail engineering work adding to travel problems

All the latest from the Mallorca villa as the contestants search for love and try to evade sunburn

'I just saw your press conference with President Putin and it was embarrassing'

'We didn't listen. When we did listen, we didn't act quickly enough. Those gaps in what we did and didn't do have caused a risk to families'

All the latest from the Mallorca villa as the contestants search for love and try to evade sunburn

A Google service has gone down – and taken many of the largest parts of the internet down with it.

Ex-Marine wished 999 call handler 'Happy New Year' an hour after killing partner of 45 years

President blames the confusion over his remarks on a 'transcript' error - but then contradicts himself by saying election meddling could be 'by other people'

He blames the confusion over his remarks on a 'transcript' error

Ministers U-turn on plan to move recess dates after Tory backlash and prospect of Commons defeat

He didn't want to miss his first day after his car broke down

'How many lives could have been protected if swift action had been taken a decade before the Jay report?' MP asks

Group allegedly sedated child before abusing her in vacant apartments, authorities say

The bad news is that MPs are not going on holiday early, and the worse news is that at the end of it they still plan to come back

The bad news is that MPs are not going on holiday early, and the worse news is that at the end of it, they still plan to come back

Registered sex offender wanted in connection with three murders

Spanish rescue group blames UK-backed force and Italian government policy for deaths

MPs narrowly vote down Remainer rebel amendment that would have forced Theresa May to drastically change her Brexit plan

Paul Worthington denies wrongdoing and prosecutors have said there was not sufficient evidence to charge him over the toddler's death

Root becomes England's all-time top century maker in ODI cricket

Despite enduring torture and solitary confinement at the hands of the Islamic Republic over 27 years, he refused offers of freedom without the chance to clear his name in court

The government defeated a rebellion by pro-EU Tories by six votes, and the prime minister heads into the summer break next week in a stronger position

The voters, who, after all, pay their wages and support their still generous living allowances, will wonder how such a dereliction of duty can be countenanced by a group of people who take every opportunity to complain about the burdens of 'public service'

As water levels drop in Dartmoor's Burrator Reservoir an ancient wall has been revealed

'The celebration of the World Cup is happening at the same time as tortures in police stations and tortures in prison', Maria Alyokhina tells The Independent