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An ex-model has tearfully told a court that being sexually assaulted by Harvey Weinstein when she was 16 was the most "horrifying thing I ever experienced" to that point.

An antiques expert from the TV show Bargain Hunt has been charged by police following an investigation into terrorist financing.

A man has been charged after allegedly harassing Hollywood actress Jennifer Aniston for two years before crashing his car through the front gate of her home, prosecutors have said.

Sir David Attenborough's latest film is "the biggest message he's ever told", its directors have said - with one telling Sky News the broadcaster's final words on saving the world's oceans brought him to tears.

Producer Giles Martin has said plans to allow AI firms to use artists' work without permission, unless creators opt out, is like criminals being given free rein to burgle houses unless they are specifically told not to.

Retailers have seen a “small but positive” increase in shoppers as the sunniest April on record enticed consumers into stores, figures suggest.

Coins celebrating 150 years of the emporium Liberty sitting at the heart of artistic innovation and craftsmanship have been unveiled by the Royal Mint.

A zombie-knife attacker has been found guilty of slashing a man at Notting Hill Carnival.

A woman has been found not guilty of having an illegal abortion during the second coronavirus lockdown.

The conclusion of a US-UK trade agreement is a “fantastic, historic day”, Sir Keir Starmer has said as he and Donald Trump formally announced the deal.

The average homeowner on a tracker mortgage will see their monthly repayments fall by nearly £29, after the quarter-point snip to the Bank of England base rate.

David Beckham and Gary Neville are part of a new ownership group at League Two club Salford.

Irish film star Barry Keoghan has said he met Sir Ringo Starr to study him ahead of the new Beatles films.

The Bank of England has cut interest rates to its lowest level for two years as it warned that an escalating global trade war will drag on growth over the next three years.

Last month was the second hottest April on record with world temperatures remaining above the key 1.5C threshold for global warming, scientists have said.

The UK’s National Wealth Fund and several banks are handing energy firm ScottishPower a £1.35 billion loan to upgrade the power grid between Scotland and England.

Donald Trump will on Thursday announce the US has reached a “major trade deal” with a “highly respected country”, the US president said.

The Government is on track to miss its key fiscal rules, increasing the likelihood of tax hikes later this year, an economic think tank has warned.

Arsenal’s bid to win the Champions League for the first time is over after they suffered a 2-1 second-leg defeat to Paris St Germain at the Parc des Princes.

Veteran broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has been hailed at Holyrood for his “influence” on marine conservation as he celebrates his 99th birthday.

The jury in the sex trafficking trial of music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs is not expected to be finalised until Friday, two days later than expected.

The publisher of the Daily Mail has asked lawyers for the Duke of Sussex to hand over any documents that relate to payments or “threats” made for evidence in the legal claim against the organisation.

Eighteen-year-olds will be allowed to drive trains amid concerns over driver shortages.

The secret meeting to elect the leader of the world’s Catholics is set to begin, bringing with it the intrigue of an ancient system of anonymous voting in Vatican City.

Thousands of GCSE pupils will receive their exam results via an app this summer as part of a Government pilot to bring records into the 21st century.