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The Soundgarden frontman recorded a song from a Johnny Cash poem

Snow days are for adults too

'Why guilt-trip women?'

'We have long argued that a customs union is a viable option for the final deal', says Labour leader

Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley warns of dangers of online extremism

Officer insists he followed protocol in remaining outside school during mass shooting

Officer insists he followed protocol in remaining outside school during mass shooting

Microbes can lie dormant for decades under Earth's surface – and could be doing the same on Mars

Washington governor says that teachers have told him they do not like the president's suggestion they should be armed

In the days since the Florida shooting, Ms Loesch has sought to defend the National Rifle Association's positions against passionate and persistent attacks from students, activists and politicians

The National Rifle Association, facing the greatest pressure from gun control campaigners for a generation, has made a 39-year-old woman its public face as it seeks to fend off criticism following the Florida school shooting.

Exclusive: Campaigners say marginalised and disadvantaged groups could lose out on crucial support when Britain departs from EU unless Government commits to replacing funds

Author of explosive Donald Trump book walks away from interview

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The Belgian also said that the success the side is currently enjoying stems from the trust the squad now has in Pep Guardiola's 'vision'

The Scotland No 8 is alleged to have made contact with the eye area of Hughes during an off-the-ball clash shortly before half-time of Saturday's Calcutta Cup clash

Dubai is already home to the world's tallest building, artificial islands, and the world's first hotel with a rainforest. And now it's also home to the largest indoor theme park on Earth.

Outgoing terror head Mark Rowley sounds warning over growing threat after Finsbury Park attack and murder of MP Jo Cox

The wartime leader who led Britain through its 'Darkest Hour' has long been admired as steadfastly faithful to his wife Clemmie. But to the outrage of at least one Churchill historian, a new documentary will claim he made an exception for the 'ecstatically beautiful' Lady Doris Castlerosse

Ellie-May Clark had life-threatening asthma and had an appointment as she was wheezing and unable to walk

Ellie-May Clark had life-threatening asthma and had an appointment as she was wheezing and unable to walk

Team GB's five medals in Pyeongchang was one more than they had previously managed since the inaugural Games back in 1924

The brand new smartphone is one of the most impressive handsets around

Alonso ended up in the gravel trap on just his sixth lap but McLaren managed to salvage what was left with the rest of the day as Red Bull topped the timesheets

True stories of women athletes have been severely lacking from the cinematic landscape but with the releases of 'I, Tonya', 'Battle of the Sexes' and the forthcoming wrestling film, 'Fighting with My Family' starring Florence Pugh, things are changing