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A 14-year-old boy is among four people arrested on suspicion of murder following a triple stabbing sparked by a "verbal dispute".

The nation is "dilly-dallying into lockdown" and action should be taken now to avoid much tougher COVID restrictions later, a government scientific adviser has warned.

Five police officers from four different forces are facing disciplinary action over messages about Wayne Couzens.

The former head of England's coronavirus vaccine delivery drive is returning to the NHS to lead the booster jabs rollout amid growing concerns about COVID-19's impact this winter.

Boris Johnson has said there is "absolutely nothing to indicate" the country will enter a new lockdown this winter, although he added the government would "do whatever we have to do to protect the public".

Russia's leaders believe they are "at war" with the UK and its allies but Britain is failing to deter the threat, a former spy who wrote an infamous dossier on Donald Trump has said.

Petrol prices are nearing a record high, the AA has said.

"Sweet" and "gentle" are not the words normally associated with a convicted killer who bludgeoned a man to death.

Modern slavery cases across Britain have rocketed during the pandemic, according to a leading charity.

Duran Duran don't need to throw a real-life party to mark their 40th. "I think this is it, I think we're in it," says frontman Simon Le Bon. The 40th for Duran Duran is the new album - their 15th - the venues still selling out, the fact they are still here, still together, still making music.