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Contestant Lottie Lion allegedly attacked Lubna Farhan in a WhatsApp group chat

George Osborne also waded into the row after his newspaper, the Evening Standard, ran a story accusing the Tories of misleading the public

Hours earlier, House Republicans had stormed a closed-door impeachment hearing as a political stunt to disrupt process

Facebook CEO flails as congresswoman questions him on platform's fact-checking policies and more

Ford has been restored as starting fly-half, with Owen Farrell shifted to inside centre

Dogs and their owners were removed

Merseyside Police are assisting local police and have identified the fan responsible

'She was someone who led a very full and active life' coronor says

Customer reportedly suffered a broken nose and shattered cheekbone

Month's worth of rain set to fall across some regions in 24 hours, with potential for powercuts

Condition was 'wholly uncertain, an abuse of power and irrational', lawyer for group says

Warring sides in Syria's northeast wary of truce and fear a return of the Assad regime, writes Bel Trew

Company has apologised for any unintentional offence caused by pumpkins

Company has faced thousands of complaints about mis-selling of high-cost loans to customers who couldn't afford them

'We both came into the relationship with the view of how fragile relationships can be'

'We're looking forward to working together as we try to answer one of the most profound questions about our place in the universe: Are we alone?'

'We focus on the quality and relevance of content, not political viewpoint or ideology'

Leigh Halfpenny is set to replace the full-back

His only real legislative success has been pension reform, passed earlier today after being watered down, and it may be the last

Church files uncovered burying allegations as 'boy troubles'

Team worked to give Phoenix creative license

Moving fascist leader's body has divided the country, where the scars of brutal civil war still linger

Netflix reaches almost two thirds of 15 to 24-year-olds each week while BBC iPlayer reaches just 26% of this age group, notes a new report

Balkan nation's prominent geographical location, cheap vehicle licences and lax governmental regulation leave its burgeoning transport sector at risk of exploitation

Academics 'shaken and genuinely shocked' as study finds voters willing to accept violence if it will deliver result they want