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European parliament phosphates ban would sound death knell for nightclubber’s favoured snack, industry warnsIt’s the news that none of Europe’s late-night revellers want to hear: the end of the doner

Jeremy Corbyn attends service for Labour assembly member who took own life after being sacked over harassment allegationsHundreds of mourners have lined the streets of a tiny Welsh town for the

The Chiefs’ Don Armand and Kai Horstmann suspect their resilience and work ethic stems from their families’ suffering during the Robert Mugabe yearsFor every Zimbabwean living in long-term exile, the

Flynn ready to testify about contact between Trump campaign and Russians ‘I recognize that my actions were wrong … I am working to set things right’In a startling breakthrough for prosecutors

Horovitz departs from the Gloucester Stage Company as his son, Beastie Boy Adam Horovitz, issues statement saying ‘I believe the allegations are true’Award-winning playwright-screenwriter Israel

US president’s insulting tweet to Theresa May injects urgency into growing debate about UK’s future foreign policy alliancesAs UK diplomats picked over the rubble of the special relationship caused by

People ‘cut off’ in rural Devon are hopeful after government’s announcement it may restore some rail services lost in the Beeching cuts in 1960s Romantically minded railway enthusiasts in the west

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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of photo highlights from around the world, including a royal visit, Christmas jumpers and World Aids Day Continue reading...

David Dearlove’s attack on toddler in 1968 was witnessed by boy’s older brother, then aged threeA man who murdered his stepson almost 50 years ago in a brutal assault has been jailed for life after a

Catacombs are Israel’s most high-profile attempt yet to solve an unusual problem: the shortage of places to bury its deadBeneath Jerusalem’s main cemetery at Givat Shaul, one of several huge new

Pilot whose role during the second world war was to fly military planes between air bases for the Air Transport AuxiliaryIn 1943 Joy Lofthouse, a 20-year-old bank cashier, replied to an advertisement

On their first official joint royal engagement in the UK, Prince Harry, who has visited Nottingham eight times in the last five years, was keen to introduce his American fiancee to a community ‘that

The former New York Post columnist Susan Mulcahy has been dealing with Trump’s lies for decades. What is her advice to the media on handling him?When Donald Trump became a presidential candidate,

Secret papers show how far MI6 went to please Libya’s ruthless intelligence agents – including helping to kidnap the dictator’s enemies• Read the text version hereSubscribe via Audioboom, iTunes,

Security guard at London branch allegedly stopped 19-year-old from entering and repeatedly told her to take off hijabA Muslim woman has expressed her outrage after she was allegedly told to remove her

Nine people killed and dozens injured after militants open fire at agricultural college in north-western PakistanNine people have been killed and dozens injured after Taliban militants wearing burqas

Harry and fiancee make first official joint royal appearance in UK, meeting community that is ‘very special’ to prince Little more than two weeks after arriving in the UK, Meghan Markle has dived

Eight former cabinet members jailed on sedition charges ask judge to release them before forthcoming regional electionEight former Catalan cabinet members in custody awaiting trial have appeared

Villagers on the slopes of Mount Agung have returned to more than 40 temporary shelters, after the Bali authorities renewed their warnings for residents to evacuate. Sightings of flaming lava in the