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Broadway film has been accused of colourism, leading Miranda to apologise for ‘falling short’

Parts of Hampshire saw 67mm of rainfall in less than 24 hours.

Tories lose Amersham and Chesham to Liberal Democrats at by-election

Aston Villa captain was brought off the bench by Gareth Southgate against Scotland but his special abilities need to match the system around him

With further delays to lifting restrictions, and recent reports of rising long-term youth unemployment, will levels of trust amongst this demographic continue to fall? Asks Katherine Mathieson

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Model’s husband John Legend has also come to her defence on social media

With just over four months until the crucial climate summit Cop26 in Glasgow, this is what the UK should propose if they take the UN’s climate warning seriously, writes Donnachadh McCarthy

The RHS hope that their Cop26 garden will inspire change and attract the attention of government

Gareth Southgate’s side is built around its captain - but his lack of form raises urgent questions

Of the 40 prisoners still at Camp X-Ray, 11 have been approved for release if a country agrees to accept them

Actor said having a child then would have ‘ruined her life’

Scott Fairlamb has been charged with 12 criminal counts, including assaulting police

Lin-Manuel Miranda’s hit broadway film is out in UK cinemas. Considering the actual diversity of Washington Heights, the fact that only one member of the ensemble cast is a dark-skinned actor looks like colourism, writes Micha Frazer-Carroll

Milkha Singh, one of India’s first sport superstars and ace sprinter who overcame a childhood tragedy to become the country’s most celebrated athlete, has died

The Philadelphia 76ers and the Atlanta Hawks will play a winner-takes-all game.

Get your baskets and blankets (and umbrellas) ready for a week of eating outdoors, says Keely Doll

A former Revolutionary Guard commander running in Iran’s presidential election has conceded his loss to the country’s hard-line judiciary chief, describing his competitor’s win as “decisive.”

Some Hollywood stars won’t take no for an answer

The author of ‘The Gruffalo’ talks to Charlotte Cripps about children’s mental health during the pandemic, her new book ‘The Woolly Bear Caterpillar’, and unexpected stardom as a kids’ author

India's coronavirus surge that left 180,000 dead over two months has devastated its universities, with the loss of professors leaving many students feeling anxious without their knowledge, guidance and often, friendship

Bookstores brim with character. Follow these itineraries to visit some of the finest in North East England or the South Downs.

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Democrats and Republicans are fighting furiously over an issue that rarely sways elections — the mechanics of voting

As ransomware attacks surge, the FBI is doubling down on its guidance to affected businesses: Don’t pay the cybercriminals