A motorist who killed a graduate after driving the wrong way down a major road during a high-speed police chase has been jailed for 14 years.

Charges have been dropped against three former executives of G4S's electronic tagging arm who were accused of defrauding the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) following a 10-year investigation.

In 1930, the first film adaptation of All Quiet On The Western Front took home the Oscar for best picture.

A girl from the United States who went missing in October 2018 has been found alive and well in Mexico, the FBI has said.

Robert Blake, the star of 1970s US cop show Baretta whose fame was later eclipsed by his wife's murder, has died aged 89.

Prince Edward has been named the new Duke of Edinburgh, taking his late father's title.

The future of a respected US lender has taken centre stage as banking and other financial stocks globally take a beating over concerns about their ability to handle the rising cost of money.

The economy rebounded to grow by 0.3% in January, according to official figures which reaffirmed that the UK avoided recession at the end of last year.

Mikel Arteta urged his much-changed Arsenal side to improve 'massively' after they needed to fight back to earn a scrappy 2-2 draw with Sporting Lisbon in the first leg of their Europa League last-16 tie on Thursday.

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