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A disgraced surgeon accused of harming patients is unlikely to ever return from Libya to face justice, a lawyer familiar with the country's legal system has told Sky News.

West Midlands Police is facing growing scrutiny over the information used to ban Maccabi Tel Aviv supporters from Aston Villa, with counterparts in Amsterdam disputing the evidence it provided on high-profile incidents involving the Israeli club's fan base.

Playwright Sir Tom Stoppard, who won an Oscar and a Golden Globe for Shakespeare In Love, has died at the age of 88.

Victims will be put "front and centre" in reforms to be announced this week, the justice secretary has said, amid reports jury trials will be scrapped in some cases.

Zarah Sultana has boycotted day one of the Your Party conference over the expulsion of members of left-wing groups.

The family of a talented footballer who died after being struck by a train say he had "so much love to give".

Dozens of flood alerts have been issued across England and Wales amid a warning of heavy rainfall.

A ban on asylum seekers using taxis for most medical journeys has been announced by Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood.

Rachel Reeves is fighting claims that she "lied" to the public about the state of the finances in the run-up to last Wednesday's budget - in which she raised £26bn in taxes.

The chancellor has insisted to Sky News that she did not lie to the public about the state of the public finances ahead of the budget.