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Premiership side Harlequins name England defence coach Paul Gustard as their new head of rugby.

Chelsea striker Alvaro Morata has failed to make Spain's final 23-man World Cup squad.

Drivers on the Jubilee Line will walk out for 24 hours on 6 and 14 June, the RMT union announces.

The victim was found at the hotel with multiple stab wounds to her abdomen.

Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe is charged in Iran with spreading propaganda, campaigners say.

Paddington 2 and Four Weddings star Hugh Grant is to marry his partner Anna Eberstein.

St Joseph's Hospice's residents were "thrilled" to receive the flowers from the Windsor chapel.

Data from the UK's 25 busiest airports shows planes took off 15 minutes late on average last year.

Disruption for passengers as Govia Thameslink Railway makes wholesale changes to its services.

FA Cup winners Chelsea need to keep hold of forward Eden Hazard regardless of who is manager next season, says Match of the Day pundit Alan Shearer.

Arunesh Thangarajah died at the scene after he was stabbed multiple times in Mitcham.

The Gomes family have been sent their possessions that survived the fire.

The BBC's Daniel Sandford says visa issues could be a consequence of the Skripal case or simply red tape.

The City is being used as "a base for the corrupt assets" of President Putin's allies, MPs claim.

As hearings begin, what can we expect from the first phase of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry?

People affected by the blaze will remember loved ones, as the public inquiry into the blaze begins.

Paul Stirling hits a century as Middlesex beat Kent by 70 runs to register their first One-Day Cup win of 2018.

Govia Thameslink Railway blames "logistical reasons" for disruption on its services.

A source close to the Chelsea owner says the renewal process is taking "a little longer than usual".

Britain's Mo Farah wins his first Great Manchester Run after outsprinting Ugandan Moses Kipsiro at the end of the 10km race.