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They have parted company in the same week that she called for a "final solution" following the Manchester attack

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Support for Scottish independence is lower than in 2014, according to a new poll conducted in the days after Nicola Sturgeon announced her intention to push for a second referendum.

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Nigel Farage has been threatened with legal action over an extremism row with the husband of murdered MP Jo Cox following the Berlin terrorist attack.

People are using the EU referendum result as a “mere sham for their hatred to be expressed”, said the Archbishop of Canterbury amid fears of a rise in the number of hate-related incidents in wake of the vote.

The British justice secretary, Michael Gove, has apologised for comparing economic experts warning about Brexit with the Nazis who smeared Albert Einstein in the 1930s.

Police Scotland has been urged to do more to tackle the "frightening" number of rest days owed to officers.

The British investigation into Madeleine McCann’s disappearance may finish in the next few months.

David Cameron has denied he is a jinx for England sports teams, after the rugby union, cricket and football teams each crashed out of world cups in the group stages in quick succession.

Nigel Farage has defended a former Ukip British parliamentary candidate who stood down after being recorded using derogatory terms about homosexuals and Chinese people.

Nigel Farage has waded into the Claridge’s breastfeeding row, suggesting mothers should be willing to “sit in the corner” in restaurants to avoid offending people.

A furious row has erupted in Britain after a long-awaited Home Office report on drug abuse prompted claims by the Liberal Democrats that it was "suppressed" by the Conservative party.

Britain's Foreign Office Minister Baroness Warsi has resigned over the Government’s policy on Gaza.

USA: Divorce, it seems, has turned into a party — special cakes and all.

Ukip leader Nigel Farage ended up in knots in a car-crash interview as he suggested there was no problem with his wife’s first language being German because she did not speak it on British trains.

Nigel Farage ended up in knots today as he suggested there was no problem with his wife’s first language being German because she did not speak it on British trains.

A man claiming to be the father of Britain’s youngest mother has said he is “proud” of her and there is “no shame” over what had happened.

Fears of a fresh terror threat are growing after Downing Street revealed suspicious packages sent to armed forces recruitment offices bore “hallmarks of Northern Ireland-related terrorism”.

A British Airways plane had to return to Heathrow airport today with smoke billowing from the aircraft.

Two people have been shot in Woolwich, south east London, after armed police were called to an incident in which a man wearing a Help for Heroes t-shirt was attacked with a machete-style knife and dumped in the street, eyewitnesses said.

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Dozens of big name stars from the 1960s and 70s have contacted Max Clifford “frightened to death” they will become implicated in the widening Jimmy Savile child abuse scandal, the PR guru has claimed.

SAUDI ARABIA’s king waived a flogging sentence on a female journalist charged for involvement in a risque TV show, the second such pardoning of such a high-profile case by the monarch in recent years.

A SAUDI man was jailed for five years and sentenced to 1,000 lashes yesterday for bragging about his sex life on TV.

Amy Winehouse's father once considered having his daughter committed to a mental institution - in a bid to help her kick her drug habit.

A powerful bomb killed a pro-government parliament member and four others today in a Christian suburb east of the Lebanese capital Beirut, security officials said.

An explosion caused several cars to burst into flames in a Christian suburb east of the Lebanese capital Beirut today.

Radio stations including Heart and Galaxy were sold for £170m (€253m) today in a deal involving former ITV chief executive Charles Allen.

An investment group backed by Irish tycoons JP McManus and John Magnier was today reported to be in talks to buy Chrysalis’s radio arm for up to £180m (€267m).

Israeli warplanes struck several targets in north and south Lebanon early today, hours after the United Nations Security Council adopted a resolution calling for an end to the war with Hezbollah.

The Israeli military has imposed a naval blockade on Lebanon.

Comeback kid Chris Evans thanked the BBC for giving him a “second chance” after he was named Music Radio Personality of the Year at the UK industry’s equivalent of the Oscars.

Palestinians plastered posters on walls and electric poles, strung up banners and cruised the streets with loudspeaker today, trying to drum up last-minute support for candidates on the final day of campaigning before this week’s parliament election.

The Lebanese capital wound down to a minimum today as banks, schools and businesses closed for the funeral of a leading editor, the anti-Syrian Gibran Tueni who was killed in the latest of a string of bombings.

Anti-Syrian journalist and politician Gibran Tueni was killed by a car bomb this morning, a day after he returned from France, where he had been staying periodically for fear of assassination.

A bomb exploded on a road in an industrial suburb of Beirut this morning.

Media group Chrysalis suggested today it may have turned the corner after a tough year saw it slump nearly £30m (€44.6m) into the red.

An explosion rocked a shopping area and sparked a fire near a Christian radio station and a church in the port city of Jounieh, north of Beirut, killing at least one person.

An explosion rocked the port city of Jounieh in the Christian heartland north of Beirut tonight. Six people were reportedly wounded.

Iraqi authorities were conducting DNA tests to confirm the identity of Saddam Hussein’s former second-in-command, Izzat Ibrahim al-Douri, captured in northern Iraq today.