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Guns, swords and machetes were seized as police arrested almost 600 suspected members of county lines drug gangs in just a week.

Britain’s second-largest steel producer is on the brink of collapse amid growing signs that an emergency government loan would fail to materialise, putting a total of close to 25,000 jobs at risk.

A survivor of the Manchester bomb has called on the British military to go and capture the bomber's brother who is still awaiting extradition in Libya.

People with learning disabilities and autism face lengthy periods of seclusion and “punitive care” on mental health units that are “not fit-for-purpose” hospital regulator the Care Quality Commission has found.

Bright youngsters whose disadvantaged backgrounds would normally rule them out of a prestigious higher education place are being targeted by new schemes at Oxford University.

A "grossly intoxicated" driver has been jailed for eight years and four months for killing three people while driving the wrong way down a dual carriageway slip road.

A junior doctor begged to be let out of a restaurant during the London Bridge terror attack, telling staff: "I can't watch them die."

An MP and a protester have clashed in the street over a Birmingham primary school that teaches LGBT issues to children.

Car giant Ford has announced that it is cutting 7,000 white collar jobs worldwide, with up to 550 in the UK expected to be among the positions axed.

A driver has been described as the "luckiest man in the world" after he escaped serious injury when a lorry's wheel came off on the motorway and smashed through his windscreen.