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The cast of Friends have finally confirmed they are reuniting for a special episode of the show, 15 years after it ended.

Giorgio Armani has been criticised for remarks in which he accused the fashion industry of "raping" women.

Filming for The Batman is under way in Glasgow, with the Scottish city set to stand in for at least part of the caped crusader's Gotham home.

BBC broadcaster Simon Warr has died from cancer two days after he was admitted to a hospice in a serious condition.

Billie Eilish has topped the charts with her James Bond theme track, breaking the modern-day record for the highest 007 single opening week sales of all time.

Two parents and and their two young daughters who died in a car crash in the Scottish Highlands have been named, with their families saying the impact of the accident will be "felt far and wide".

Dozens of Britons who spent two weeks isolated on a coronavirus-stricken cruise ship in Japan have arrived at the UK hospital where they will be quarantined.

Stormy weather looks likely to bring further misery to already sodden communities for the third weekend in a row.

Britons will see the return of blue passports from next month following the UK's exit from the EU.

Climate activist Greta Thunberg has revealed she is "heading to the UK" to join a school strike in Bristol.

Waitrose is the supermarket which satisfies customers the most by its in-store experience, according to a consumer group.

An Everton fan dubbed "Speedo Mick" has completed a 1,000-mile trek for charity wearing little more than his trunks.

A 29-year-old man has appeared in court charged with stabbing a prayer leader at a London mosque.

Celebrities and supporters of Julian Assange protested in Parliament Square on Saturday ahead of court hearings over his extradition to the United States.

Filming for The Batman is under way in Glasgow, with the Scottish city set to stand in for at least part of the caped crusader's Gotham home.

Tyson Fury has been to the mountain top once before but didn't like the view. In the four years since, he has lost his titles, lost his way, lost the equivalent of a super-lightweight in fat - but has still never lost in the ring.

Katherine Brunt says she feels "like a teenager" as she prepares for England's opening game of the Women's T20 World Cup against South Africa on Sunday.

Frank Lampard blasted the video assistant referee for failing to advise a red card for Giovani Lo Celso during Chelsea's win over Tottenham and said the incident raises "more question marks" about how the technology is being used in the Premier League.

A bulked-up Tyson Fury has vowed to knockout WBC champion Deontay Wilder in Saturday's heavyweight rematch in Las Vegas.

Twitter has suspended around 70 accounts for attempting to manipulate the platform in support of Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg.

Celebrities and supporters of Julian Assange protested in Parliament Square on Saturday ahead of court hearings over his extradition to the United States.

UK politicians could face having bright red and orange badges added beneath their tweets if they post lies and misinformation.

China's coronavirus outbreak has fuelled record downloads of apps and games by millions of quarantined households, fresh data reveals.

JPMorgan Chase, the world's biggest lender by market capitalisation, is close to making a stunning entry into Britain's personal banking market.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has sparked outrage for suggesting would-be plane bombers are more likely to be Muslim men - and airport security should focus on "where the threat is coming from".

Business magnate Sir Richard Branson has said he does not expect his new luxury cruise line to be hit by any fallout from the coronavirus crisis.

Britain's new Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing less financial wriggle room ahead of his first budget after the UK recorded a smaller-than-expected surplus.

A nine-year-old boy who was left suicidal after being bullied because of his dwarfism has had "the best day of his life" as he led out an all-star rugby league team in Australia.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has sparked outrage for suggesting would-be plane bombers are more likely to be Muslim men - and airport security should focus on "where the threat is coming from".

Giorgio Armani has been criticised for remarks in which he accused the fashion industry of "raping" women.

Bernie Sanders has told Russian leader Vladimir Putin to "stay out of American elections".

A draft conclusion that the Home Office was "institutionally racist" over its "hostile environment" policy towards migrants has been removed from a delayed report into the Windrush scandal, it has emerged.

In any profession, there's a line between being a demanding boss and a straight-up bully. The question being asked in Westminster at the moment is - did Priti Patel cross it?

UK politicians could face having bright red and orange badges added beneath their tweets if they post lies and misinformation.

Britain's new Chancellor Rishi Sunak is facing less financial wriggle room ahead of his first budget after the UK recorded a smaller-than-expected surplus.

In news that will dismay local tour guides, a hole in a wall outside a bank has surpassed beautiful nature reserves and historical churches on the list of a town's top tourist attractions.

A woman has undergone brain surgery while playing the violin to ensure surgeons did not damage the part which controls the fine movement of her hands.

If you thought flying stallions were purely the stuff of Greek myths and legends, then it's time to think again.

In 1973, a teenage Debra McKenna accidentally left her future husband's ring in a department store in the US town of Brunswick Maine.

A temporary truce between the US and the Taliban has taken effect in Afghanistan, amid hopes that the 18-year war could be close to an end.

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has sparked outrage for suggesting would-be plane bombers are more likely to be Muslim men - and airport security should focus on "where the threat is coming from".

A nine-year-old boy who was left suicidal after being bullied because of his dwarfism has had "the best day of his life" as he led out an all-star rugby league team in Australia.

A draft conclusion that the Home Office was "institutionally racist" over its "hostile environment" policy towards migrants has been removed from a delayed report into the Windrush scandal, it has emerged.