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Taxi rank: Hundreds of black cabs stored in fields as fares in London dry up
Hundreds of London black cabs have been mothballed in fields around the capital because work has dried up during the coronavirus pandemic.
More than 10,000 knives taken off the street after nationwide crackdown
A nationwide police crackdown on knife crime has produced "staggering" results, according to police chiefs, with more than 10,000 bladed weapons taken off the streets.
'Chance to end era of retreat': PM to unveil biggest defence investment since Cold War
Boris Johnson will announce the biggest investment in defence since the Cold War, saying the UK has a chance to end an "era of retreat" with a new space command, cyber force and artificial intelligence agency.
William says investigation into BBC Panorama interview with Diana 'should help establish the truth'
Prince William has said he welcomes a new investigation into the BBC's 1995 Panorama interview with his mother, Princess Diana.
Fishing vessel with 69 migrants hidden on board is intercepted in Channel
A fishing vessel with 69 migrants hidden on board has been intercepted by UK Border Force boats in the English Channel and escorted into Harwich.

Australian SAS troopers committed 'war crimes' in Afghanistan
Australian special forces unlawfully killed 39 people in Afghanistan between 2005 and 2016, a report has found.
'Enormous moment': England cricket tour of Pakistan will 'help bring nations closer together'
A British diplomat who has helped complete negotiations for the England cricket team to tour Pakistan for the first time in 16 years has said "perceptions of Pakistan need to catch up with the reality".
Three dead as protests follow arrest of Ugandan presidential candidate
At least three people have died and 38 have been injured after protests erupted in Uganda following the arrest of an opposition presidential candidate, police in the country have said.
German police fire water cannon at anti-COVID restriction protesters
Police in Germany have fired water cannon and pepper spray at anti-coronavirus restriction protesters.
Call for cameras on fishing boats to save marine wildlife
Hundreds of thousands of marine animals - including seabirds, turtles, sharks, whales and seals - are dying every year worldwide after being accidentally captured in fishing nets, a report warns.

Wonder Woman 1984 to get US release on Christmas Day
Wonder Woman 1984 will land on streaming platform HBO Max in the US on Christmas Day, as well as be released in cinemas, Warner Bros has confirmed.
Naya Rivera's ex-husband files lawsuit over drowning
The former husband of Glee actress Naya Rivera is suing a local authority in Southern California, alleging it did not adequately warn users of the risks at the lake she drowned in.
William says investigation into BBC Panorama interview with Diana 'should help establish the truth'
Prince William has said he welcomes a new investigation into the BBC's 1995 Panorama interview with his mother, Princess Diana.
Rupert Grint breaks Guinness World Record with Instagram followers
Rupert Grint has beaten the record for the fastest time to reach one million followers on Instagram.
Harvey Weinstein ill with a fever and being 'closely monitored' in prison
Convicted rapist Harvey Weinstein is unwell and is being "closely monitored" in prison, a representative for the disgraced movie mogul has said.

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