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Fourteen people in the UK have been tested for coronavirus with five confirmed negative and nine still waiting for results, Public Health England (PHE) has said.

The coronavirus that shut down two cities and killed more than a dozen people in China has sparked fears of a global outbreak.

The US has turned down an extradition request for the woman charged over the death of Harry Dunn, a family spokesman says.

A machete attacker has been found guilty of wounding with intent after leaving a police officer with skull fractures and deep gashes to the head.

Boris Johnson's Brexit deal has officially become UK law, paving the way for the country to leave the EU next week.

Civil partnerships should be "sexually abstinent friendships" - whether between a man and a woman or two people of the same sex, says the Church of England.

A woman at the centre of a mystery over five missing dogs has been banned from keeping animals for five years.

A married couple who allegedly starved their vulnerable landlord to death left him to wither in a "foul unhygienic cell," a juror has been told.

A Royal Marine recruit was flown to hospital after an accident during training at a Cornwall beach.

Morrisons says it is creating 7,000 new shop-floor jobs - but that 3,000 managers will either leave the company or have their roles downgraded.