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Remarks come as caravan of refugees and migrants makes its way slowly to the US-Mexico border

North-South house price divide set to reverse as property values rise faster in northern England, Wales and Scotland than in London

Attacks on Jewish, LGBT and disabled groups thriving online, warns special rapporteur

Even a two-minute workout can make a difference

The Exeter Chiefs back is confident he will flourish as second playmaker alongside Owen Farrell

Injuries to Billy Vunipola and Sam Simmonds have presented the 29-year-old with a chance to anchor Eddie Jones' pack

Tuilagi has been named as a replacement for Saturday's Test against South Africa and could make his first England appearance since March 2016

The eighth and last season of the series is scheduled to premiere in the first half of 2019

Despite England's remarkable injury crisis, Jones believes it is something he will have to get used to in what felt like an ominous warning to English rugby

Proposal to make fast-track new shale gas projects is 'ludicrous', says one MP

Remarks come as caravan of refugees and migrants makes its way slowly to the US-Mexico border

Analysis: A costly and comprehensive study on radio waves' cancer-causing properties is interesting - and worrying for rats - but Alex Matthews-King says you shouldn't be concerned about your phone

Billionaire says historic vote to make Ms Abrams governor would mean previous 'sacrifices would not be in vain'

The three movies total more than nine hours

The skulls may fool you, but the festival is a celebration of life

America has more important issues to consider than some non-threat from a group of harmless, peaceable, unarmed and desperate refugees

The idea that John Bercow, who could face investigation for historical claims of bullying within the Commons itself retains the capacity to pass judgement on Osamor, leaves a pretty rank taste in the mouth

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has birthed 20 interlinked films, to both financial and critical acclaim. But if even Star Wars can flop, Marvel could certainly begin to lose steam. Here's a few cards it can play to stop that happening

The 'call for evidence' will review whether alcohol should be sold at airports before 10am

The spectacle of this column of humanity moving north gives the Republicans a nightly party political broadcast as its advance is followed in real time on television

The confrontational remarks from John Bolton come same day as United Nations calls on US to lift Cuban embargo

Looking to rid your home of plastic? It's easier than you think.

Labour MPs had been ordered to abstain in the vote on hiking tax thresholds – in an apparent attempt to avoid offending middle-class voters

Jeremy Corbyn has suffered a revolt by around 20 Labour MPs after he refused to oppose a Conservative tax cut that will mainly benefit top earners.

Twitter was awash with dissatisfied customers