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Paul Pogba will leave Manchester United when his contract expires at the end of June, the Premier League club have announced..

A village in Herefordshire is celebrating the Queens Platinum Jubilee with a royal-themed scarecrow competition, crafting 104 figures so far to stand watch ahead of the weekend..

A Frenchman has broken the world record for completing the most amount of bungee jumps in a 24-hour period..

Mike Ashleys retail empire has snapped up troubled fast fashion brand Missguided in a rescue deal..

Ukrainian pupils have arrived just in time to celebrate the Queens Platinum Jubilee, with portraits of the monarch to be painted and tea parties planned for this week..

Goalkeeper Jordan Pickford believes England can win the World Cup later this year and feels the Nations League can provide the perfect preparation for Qatar..

Steve Clarke believes the Tartan Army have a massive part to play in Scotlands World Cup play-off semi-final against Ukraine on Wednesday night..

Former Tory MP and Education Secretary Justine Greening has joined a call for an expansion of the free school meal programme in light of the cost-of-living crisis..

Johnny Depp has continued his run of UK shows with rock veteran Jeff Beck as jurors continue to deliberate in his US defamation case..

More than one fifth of online abuse victims said their ordeals lasted for more than two years, with police routinely telling them to simply block their troll, according to a survey..

Premier League footballer Kurt Zouma is due to be sentenced for kicking and slapping his cat in a disturbing home video posted on Snapchat..

Rafael Nadal battled to a late-night victory over old foe Novak Djokovic to reach the semi-final of the French Open..

Boris Johnson has faced criticism from his ethics adviser over his handling of the partygate scandal, as the prospect of a leadership challenge moved closer..

Thats according to the cash machine network Link.

A study from the regulator found that women were more affected by discriminatory, hateful or trolling content.

Snape Maltings Concert Hall, on the bank of the River Alde, was opened by the Queen in 1967.

The winner of the match at Hampden Park will face Wales on Sunday for a place in the World Cup finals.

Thats according to researchers at Kings College London.

The top prize on June 1 1957 was £1,000.

The gingerbread monarchs, from William the Conqueror to Queen Elizabeth herself, have been hand-iced to depict each sovereign.