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A government lawyer would not rule out Boris Johnson trying to close parliament for a second time during a Supreme Court hearing.

A teenager was stabbed to death after getting caught up in an argument between drug dealers and was unlikely to have been the intended target, a court has been told.

England cricket hero Ben Stokes has described The Sun as "immoral and heartless" after the newspaper printed a story about a family tragedy 31 years ago.

Police have made several arrests in connection with the murder of a newly married police officer in Berkshire.

Wales assistant coach Rob Howley has been sent home from the Rugby World Cup for a "potential breach" of betting rules, the Welsh Rugby Union has said.

A US cancer survivor has become the first person to swim across the Channel four times non-stop.

An elderly British couple have appeared in court in Portugal accused of smuggling cocaine worth £1m on a luxury cruise ship.

Gary Lineker is reportedly volunteering to cut his £1.75m salary after years of controversy over his high pay cheque.

The attack on Saudi Arabia's oil facilities originated from inside Iran, according to US media reports.

A national unity government has been called for in Israel after exit polls provided no clear winner in the country's second general election of 2019.

Avigdor Lieberman was once a nightclub bouncer. He may now be in a position to decide who is let into government in Israel and who is not, as the country's kingmaker.

A gas explosion caused a fire at a Russian research centre which is reported to hold one of the world's largest collections of deadly viruses - including Ebola, HIV and smallpox.

The US government is suing Edward Snowden over his new book, saying it "violates non-disclosure agreements".

France is to give free iodine tablets to more people living near the country's 19 nuclear plants.

At least 24 people have been killed and at least 30 injured after a suicide bomber targeted a campaign rally for Afghan President Ashraf Ghani.

British immigration officials have warned migrants in northern France they are being lied to by people smugglers promising them a better life in the UK.

A new Saturday Night Live comedian has been axed from the show before his first appearance after a video emerged of him making "offensive, hurtful and unacceptable" slurs about Chinese people.

After 10 years of friendship, romance, being on a break, a Vegas marriage and lots more on-again-off-again romance, Ross and Rachel finally got back together in the last ever episode to give Friends fans their happy ending.

Rapper Ja Rule - who co-founded the disastrous Fyre Festival - has announced he is re-releasing all his music as "visual albums".

Released in 1979 and loosely based on The Who's album of the same name, Quadrophenia's coming-of-age tale of a young mod is very much a cult classic.