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Ant and Dec have won the best presenter award at the National Television Awards for the 19th year in a row.

"Broadcasting legend" Nicholas Parsons has died after a short illness, aged 96.

On Just A Minute, the comedy radio show which Nicholas Parsons hosted for more than 50 years, guests were invited to speak "without hesitation, deviation or repetition" on a given subject for 60 seconds.

Stephen King has acknowledged the Oscars are "rigged in the favour of white people" after coming under fire for previous comments about diversity.

Jo Brand's controversial joke about throwing battery acid at politicians had the "potential to offend" but was unlikely to incite crime, Ofcom has concluded.

Britain is planning to fly its citizens out of the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, and back to the UK, Sky News understands.

Britain has decided to allow Huawei to help build its high-speed 5G networks, defying security concerns from the US and others about the Chinese company.

Manchester United have condemned an "unwarranted attack" on executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward, after fans were filmed throwing flares at his home.

Cardiff City have urged the French authorities to launch an official investigation into the death of striker Emiliano Sala.

The automatic right of EU vessels to fish in British waters will come to an end at the end of the the transition period in December 2020.

A man who was not charged for allegedly filming a naked sleeping woman might now face prosecution after senior judges clarified the law on voyeurism.

Police have shared CCTV footage of the man accused of attempting to steal the Magna Carta from Salisbury Cathedral.

Drivers were stranded for hours on a motorway overnight after heavy snowfall and icy conditions hit some parts of the country.

A new Scottish MEP says she is "delighted" to have started her role - even though it will only last four days. 

Two UK police forces are trying to find suspects using the Dolly Parton Challenge.

Ed Woodward's Cheshire home has been attacked by a mob of Manchester United fans.

Anthony Joshua will "almost certainly" defend his world heavyweight titles against Kubrat Pulev in Britain, says promoter Eddie Hearn.

Israel Folau has joined Super League side Catalans Dragons on a one-year contract following his sacking for anti-LGBT posts on social media.

Saracens have been docked a further 70 points to ensure the already-relegated club will finish last in the Premiership table.

Britain has decided to allow Huawei to help build its high-speed 5G networks, defying security concerns from the US and others about the Chinese company.

The government had made a decision to allow Huawei equipment a restricted role within the UK's new 5G infrastructure.

5G is the next generation of mobile communication technology that will be rolled out across the UK over the next couple of years.

Apple has reported a rise in iPhone sales for the first time in a year as it delivered better than expected results for the key Christmas quarter.

Apple has reported a rise in iPhone sales for the first time in a year as it delivered better than expected results for the key Christmas quarter.

Starbucks has closed more than half of its stores in China as a result of the coronavirus and warned that the outbreak will "materially affect" its financial results for the year.

Britain has decided to allow Huawei to help build its high-speed 5G networks, defying security concerns from the US and others about the Chinese company.

The government had made a decision to allow Huawei equipment a restricted role within the UK's new 5G infrastructure.

Donald Trump has unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan, saying the "realistic" two-state solution is a "win-win opportunity" for both Israel and the Palestinians.

There's no question that Mr Trump's peace plan was in no small part about distraction. 

A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake in the sea between Jamaica and Cuba triggered a tsunami warning for parts of the Caribbean.

Britain is planning to fly its citizens out of the Chinese city of Wuhan, the epicentre of the coronavirus outbreak, and back to the UK, Sky News understands.

The automatic right of EU vessels to fish in British waters will come to an end at the end of the the transition period in December 2020.

An independent report into the options for UK's future immigration policy has recommended that the government cut the salary threshold for skilled migrants.

A new Scottish MEP says she is "delighted" to have started her role - even though it will only last four days. 

Boris Johnson may have won big but he's very much on probation.

A man whose headaches were so painful they made him vomit has finally found the source of his health problem - a tapeworm had been lodged in his brain for 10 years.

Aviva has apologised after emailing thousands of customers and mistakenly calling them Michael.

A motorist who plonked a fake skeleton in his passenger seat so he could use a high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lane has been fined.

Scientists have resurrected the voice of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian priest by recreating his vocal tract with a 3D printer.

Britain has decided to allow Huawei to help build its high-speed 5G networks, defying security concerns from the US and others about the Chinese company.

Donald Trump has unveiled his long-awaited Middle East peace plan, saying the "realistic" two-state solution is a "win-win opportunity" for both Israel and the Palestinians.

Israel Folau has joined Super League side Catalans Dragons on a one-year contract following his sacking for anti-LGBT posts on social media.

Ed Woodward's Cheshire home has been attacked by a mob of Manchester United fans.