Labour condemns contract with prime minister's Old Etonian tennis partner as 'blindingly obvious conflict of interest' – and demands investigation
Fans have criticised JJ Abram's film for leaving a number of questions unanswered
Baker will pay staff if they are at home because of the coronavirus outbreak, even if they are not infected - but policy may be reviewed if outbreak becomes 'major problem'
Authorities found 20,000 rounds of ammunition when they later searched his residence
Defeat by Manchester City and strained relationships in the dressing room have put Zidane's position in doubt
AI system teaches itself to walk on three different terrains
The Rams captain and former England skipper has had a huge impact since arriving at Pride Park in January, in both a playing and coaching capacity
Global Warming Policy Foundation says Bolsonaro's anti-environment policies and France's yellow vest protest are part of 'nascent backlash against regressive climate policies'
The anchor is survived by her husband, John Brimelow
'I'm just doing my work right now'
Advertising Standards Authority said adverts were 'likely to cause fear without justifiable reason'
Searches suggest browser tab leads to website which sells vinyl lingerie set
Mr Pence met with senior cadets from Sarasota Military Academy on Friday, shaking hands with them and posing for photographs
February saw record low rainfall across the state
The 19-year-old has been heavily hyped over the past two seasons
The state wishes to reduce the population by up to 900 animals this winter
Journalist says harassment has been 'invasive, cruel and personal'
Ten people have been found in a container at a dock in Hull, police say
Almost every election, one party or the other gets worried about a fight over who's won their nomination. This time, it could really happen
The minute-long clip shows the series' stars gather for a table read
England prop Mako Vunipola is in self-isolation as a precaution due to coronavirus fears after flying back from Tonga via Hong Kong, the PA news agency understands.
Exclusive: The move described as yet more evidence of the Home Office's 'disregard for the rule of law'
The US Federal Reserve has announced it will cut interest rates by a half percentage point, an emergency move meant to combat a potential economic downturn due to the global spread of the coronavirus.
EDL founder due to appear in court on 2 April
With Coronavirus causing such a panic at the minute, it's no surprise that antibacterial products like hand sanitisers and soaps are flying off the shelves. I can see why hand gels are popular - they're small, cheap and you can even get them in fun scents, colours and packaging. But antibacterial gels might not be as pretty as they first look. In the midst of a global pandemic are we profiting from convenience at the cost of the environment?