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‘That’s because you are weak! You are worthless!’ the former president allegedly told Stephanie Grisham

Man City 2-0 Monchengladbach (4-0): Kevin De Bruyne scored a stunning goal as Pep Guardiola’s side strolled into the last eight

An NFT recently sold at Christie’s auction for $69m

Mr Rawls expressed disdain for the Trump administration

Real Madrid 3-1 Atalanta (4-1): Zinedine Zidane’s side secured their place in the quarter-finals

There’s some bad faith arguments in this house

My guess is that this bull run for China continues for another decade, then serious tests over the future for China’s economy and society will emerge, writes Hamish McRae

Following allegations of money laundering made by the FCA, the bank may find itself in desperate need of a rebrand, James Moore writes

Editorial: The prime minister’s ‘balanced’ strategy in dealing with nations like China leaves plenty of potential problems

Bedecked in blue and Union flags, the £2.6m briefing room is ready for action. But, asks Sean O’Grady, is the government quite so prepared for an audience of millions?

The jab rollout in New York is a bit different to the UK. People are being prioritised based on the type of work they do, but there is still a distinct feeling of optimism, writes Holly Baxter

Butter hit a career-best 83 to hand England a 2-1 lead in the T20 series

The warning comes after Kim Jong Un’s sister released an eerie statement to the US about ‘causing a stink’

Bundy laid down and refused to move as protesters locked arms to protect him from officers before he was arrested

Uber has agreed to give its UK drivers a guaranteed minimum wage, holiday pay and pensions after a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

The U.S.-based branch of the Jesuits has unveiled ambitious plans for a “truth and reconciliation” initiative in partnership with descendants of slaves once owned by the Roman Catholic religious order

Conservative Republicans have advanced a proposal that would ban transgender students from girl’s and women’s sports in Kansas schools and colleges

Sister Janice McLaughlin, a Maryknoll Sisters nun who was jailed and later deported by white minority-ruled Rhodesia for exposing human rights abuses, has died

Amnesty International accuses him of ‘throwing human rights defenders to the wolves’

Documentary interviews the owners of a controversial message board where QAnon first grew popular

If this bug hits you, your game skips one vital cutscene entirely and leaves you in bugged-out ghost-town version of home settlement Ravensthorpe

Google are marking the celebration this year with one of their trademark Doodles

The rush to announce sweeping emissions policies is creating a false sense of security, and increasingly concerning climate experts, writes Harry Cockburn

Interview: City putting vaccine into people’s arms as quickly as it gets it, Steve Adler tells Andrew Buncombe

Republican senators in Georgia received an online backlash for ‘sexist’ comments after mocking rapper Cardi B’s ‘backside’ during a debate on anaesthesia legislation