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Pair arrested after 14-year-old girl raped twice in separate attacks
Teenager was raped at station then raped again when she asked for help
Festival drug testers find concrete in drugs
Organisers detected the potentially fatal ingredient at the Kendal Calling festival in Cumbria
British hacker 'would rather kill himself' than spend time in US jail
'I won’t go to America,' says Lauri Love, 'but I might die – that’s my alternative'
Gangs 'forcing children to launder their money'
Youngsters have been approached with violent threats if they did not consent, say police
Labour could still stop Brexit, says Sadiq Khan
Referendum result could be 'trumped' says London mayor
MPs call for automatic compensation for poor broadband services
The MPs write that while broadband is increasingly considered to be as essential as utilities such as water or gas, the quality of customer service 'has simply not caught up with demand'
Riot police called to Dalston as fireworks and bottles launched
Eyewitnesses see youths throwing Molotov cocktails at police officers
How thousands of Britons at risk from 'world’s biggest online scam'
Exclusive: Lawyers tell The Independent victims are losing up to £1m each in investment fraud
Undercover police spied on more than 1,000 groups in UK, inquiry finds
Inquiry commissioned by Theresa May delayed by legal battles over officers' anonymity
Charlie Gard dies days before his first birthday
End-of-life plan for Charlie, who has a rare genetic disease, was approved by a High Court judge
Dinosaur labelling mistake spotted by 10-year-old boy in museum
‘It was claimed to be an Oviraptor but it looked like an early dinosaur from the Triceratops family’
Irish PM says country won't 'design a border for the Brexiteers'
The Irish Taoiseach was responding to reports of a proposed at-sea customs border between the UK and Ireland
British amputee may not receive treatment because he's Scottish
‘I am sitting here without my legs because I fought for this country’
Ex-PM rejects claims Ireland could leave EU: 'We're not that mad'
'There is no support, thankfully, for us to get involved in an act of insanity'
Government accused of making Britain 'reliant on others' for defence
RAF awaiting arrival of new P-8 maritime patrol aircraft after Nimrod programme scrapped
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The number of young Britons using anabolic steroids is rising
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Home Office locked up woman in 'freezing' punishment room for 28 hours
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Teacher who had sex with pupil on plane was 'set up', says brother
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Investigation after police shoot charity founder in Birmingham
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Calls for inquiry into NHS firm being privatised 'behind closed doors'
Man crashes new £200,000 Ferrari Scuderia after 'just one hour'
The driver was lucky to escape after the Italian supercar 'burst into flames' in a field in South Yorkshire
Hammond: EU nationals free to work in the UK for years after Brexit
The Chancellor revealed most in the Cabinet agree there needs to be a lengthy transitional arrangement after Brexit
EU migrants 'will need to register with Home Office after Brexit'
There will need to be 'a straightforward system for the registration and documentation of new arrivals,' says Home Secretary