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The first known victim of serial paedophile Richard Burrows has told Sky News he regrets not reporting his assault at the time to save others from "falling into the same trap".

The UK has joined US forces in attacking a Houthi target in Yemen for the first time since Donald Trump was re-elected.

A man being investigated by counter terror police over a crossbow and firearm attack has died in hospital.

A performance by Belfast rap trio Kneecap at the Eden Project has been cancelled.

Irish band Kneecap have had a meteoric rise in the music industry, with tens of millions of streams on Spotify alone and widespread critical acclaim.

Two men went on a "moronic mission" to fell the famous Sycamore Gap tree in an act of "mindless vandalism" which they filmed on a phone, a jury has been told.

A blistering new report has slated government efforts to protect Britons from climate change that is already flooding homes, farmland and railways, overheating hospitals and schools and fuelling wildfires.

A man has been sentenced after carrying out a 22-month shoplifting spree at a London store, where he stole board games, books and toys with a total value of thousands of pounds.

The biggest city in the Sahel has been ransacked and left in ruins.

A paramedic in Gaza who was detained for more than five weeks following an Israeli attack that killed 15 aid workers has been released, the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said.

The UK has joined US forces in attacking a Houthi target in Yemen for the first time since Donald Trump was re-elected.

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Pakistan has said it has "credible intelligence" India intends to launch military action, as tensions between the two countries continue to escalate. 

On the outskirts of Ho Chi Minh City, factory workers at Dony Garment have been working overtime for weeks.

Mark Carney's Liberal Party has won the election in Canada - capping a stunning comeback fuelled by Donald Trump's annexation threats and trade war.

An Israeli minister has been called a "war criminal" in an extraordinary row with protesters inside the US Capitol.

The government wants councils to crush more vans used to fly-tip rubbish, as it announces a crackdown on the illegal dumping of waste.

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The UK has joined US forces in attacking a Houthi target in Yemen for the first time since Donald Trump was re-elected.

The sugar tax currently imposed on soft drinks could be applied to milkshakes as the government seeks to crack down on rising obesity levels.

Mikel Arteta insisted Arsenal are capable of producing a special moment to overturn their first-leg defeat against Paris Saint-Germain and reach the Champions League final.

Arsenal's stage was set to deliver a famous night at the Emirates. The reality was far from it in the end, as Mikel Arteta's side came up short against Paris Saint-Germain with a deflating performance.

Miami hosts the second Sprint event of the Formula 1 season this weekend, six weeks after the first of the year in China had seemingly provided early lift-off for both Lewis Hamilton's Ferrari career and the Italian team's season.

Fourteen-year-old prodigy Vaibhav Suryavanshi hit a jaw-dropping 35-ball century in the Indian Premier League on Monday, firing Rajasthan Royals to victory against Gujarat Titans.

A performance by Belfast rap trio Kneecap at the Eden Project has been cancelled.

Irish band Kneecap have had a meteoric rise in the music industry, with tens of millions of streams on Spotify alone and widespread critical acclaim.

"Powerful individuals" at the BBC are making the lives of their colleagues "unbearable", the corporation's chairman has said, after a review into its workplace culture.

The frontman of Welsh band The Alarm, Mike Peters, has died aged 66.

A blistering new report has slated government efforts to protect Britons from climate change that is already flooding homes, farmland and railways, overheating hospitals and schools and fuelling wildfires.

Drinking white wine and Champagne, eating more fruit and keeping waistlines slim could reduce the risk of sudden cardiac arrest, according to a new study.

The government is being urged to end the "absolute scandal" of new homes being built without solar panels.

We rarely think about how essential and reliable electricity grids are until they fail.

A Chinese student who was airlifted from Japan's Mount Fuji last week had to be saved a second time just four days later, local authorities have said.

How did one woman fool the most famous magic society on the planet?

New analysis of a letter fragment has possibly shed light on William Shakespeare's marriage - suggesting it may have been less fractious than previously suggested.

Forty years on from the film that made them immortal, there are just 303 DeLorean cars left on Britain's roads.

Robots have raced against humans in a half-marathon for the first time.

"Powerful individuals" at the BBC are making the lives of their colleagues "unbearable", the corporation's chairman has said, after a review into its workplace culture.

We rarely think about how essential and reliable electricity grids are until they fail.

The biggest city in the Sahel has been ransacked and left in ruins.

The government is being urged to end the "absolute scandal" of new homes being built without solar panels.

Radio Royal is pleased to announce the continuation of our sponsorship agreement with Solicitors for Older People Scotland.

Winners of the Robyn Jenkins Memorial Award 2020-21 announced.

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