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The youngster will compete with Kieran Trippier for England's right wing-back berth in Russia

Thousands expected to join mass singalong

Exclusive: 'I've seen my fair bit of trauma but it's the worst I've ever seen'

Police and paramedics were called to the scene in busy Upper Street at 6.30pm on Monday

Police and paramedics were called to the scene in busy Upper Street at 6.30pm on Monday

Police believe the incident was 'gang-related'

Police believe the incident was 'gang-related'

The Labour leader has faced up to the reality that credible action against antisemitism meant his former ally had to go

Woman appeared confused by Lamar's decision to stop performance of 'M.A.A.D City', saying: 'Am I not cool enough for you? What's up bro? What's up?'

The fan appeared confused by Lamar's decision to halt the performance of 'M.A.A.D City' as she said: "Am I not cool enough for you? What's up bro? What's up?"

The incident happened during a performance of the rapper's track "M.A.A.D City"

Mayor Bill de Blasio says marijuana legalisation is 'likely to occur in our state in the near future'

Trump administration has already imposes several rounds of sanctions in an effort to squeeze the Maduro regime

'The authorities will do everything to make sure the World Cup passes trouble-free, but when it does, the discrimination, the homophobia and the laws will remain,' says one activist

'The authorities will do everything to make sure the World Cup passes trouble-free, but when it does the discrimination, the homophobia and the laws will remain,' says LGBT Sport Federation

Biggest storms in east African nation for more than three decades displace 200,000

Beat the Springboks and the England head coach's plan to win the Rugby World Cup remains in motion, but lose and serious cracks risk being exposed in a team that is stuck in regression

He demanded that the Department of Justice launch an investigation into whether a confidential informant of the bureau may have been involved, particularly if there were individuals from the administration of his predecessor that had given the order to spy. He did not name anyone in particular in the tweet.

World's largest amphibians are not one species but at least five

'At a time when humans place so much emphasis on individual and group differences, maybe we should spend more time on the ways in which we resemble one another and the rest of the animal kingdom'

The Kremlin has accused the UK of acting in an 'unprincipled and unfriendly' way amid deteriorating relations

The England defence coach will leave Eddie Jones' backroom staff after the tour of South Africa, but says it he departs with everyone's blessing

All the latest news and discussion ahead of Ireland's vote on 25 May which could lift the country's ban on abortion

Former London mayor quits party ahead of fresh investigation into his comments about Hitler and Zionism

Despite their antics, 91 per cent of owners said that they found it impossible to be cross with their feline friends