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Verstappen holds off Norris to claim victory in Imola

Max Verstappen held off a dramatic Lando Norris fightback to win the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

Klopp bids farewell with final day win over Wolves

Liverpool sent departing manager Jurgen Klopp on his way with a 2-0 victory over 10-man Wolves as the Anfield faithful finally bade an emotional farewell to their beloved boss after eight and a half years.

Gunners end season with win as title dreams vanish

As the Arsenal fans sang joyously, you wouldn’t necessarily have thought they had just finished second.

City cement place as one of England's greatest teams

And so, some 136 years after the foundation of the Football League, England finally has a team who have done the quartet.

Diddy apologises for attack on partner caught on video

Sean “Diddy” Combs has posted an Instagram video apologising for beating his ex-girlfriend Casandra “Cassie” Ventura, in the wake of footage of the 2016 incident being released.

Gantz to quit if Netanyahu fails to make plan for Gaza

The Israeli prime minister is under mounting pressure from his war cabinet over his approach to the conflict with Hamas

Iranian president feared dead after helicopter crash

Ebrahim Raisi was on his way back from a meeting in the northwest of Iran when the aircraft went down in heavy fog

Artist reveals why portrait of King Charles is so red

The artist who painted the King’s latest portrait has revealed why the artwork is so red.

Streeting defends Welby attack on child benefit cap

Wes Streeting has defended the Archbishop of Canterbury after he criticised the two-child benefit cap as “cruel” and urged Sir Keir Starmer to scrap it.

Trust in Post Office drops in wake of Horizon IT scandal

The Post Office has plummeted from its position as Britain’s sixth-most-trusted financial, banking and insurance brand to 135th in the space of just 12 months amid public outcry over the Horizon IT scandal, new polling suggests.

Lords to vote on reforms to 'inhumane' jail sentences

Many languishing in prison after indefinite terms scrapped

Does the Tory exodus signal a Labour landslide ahead?

Earlier this month, the prime minister suffered two defections to Labour in as many weeks, while his MPs keep announcing that they won’t stand at the next election.

Blow for Sunak as minister announces intention to quit

Rishi Sunak has suffered another blow after a sitting cabinet minister announced he will not be standing at the next general election.

Ratcliffe: Brexit didn't turn out how people anticipated

Billionaire says referendum was largely about immigration

Gibraltar row sparks fears of erosion of UK sovereignty

Brexiteer Tory MPs threaten revolt over treaty with territory

'Survivor's guilt' is still plaguing us, say victims

Contaminated blood victims say they are living with \"survivor's guilt\" as their lives \"continue to be blighted\" by the lasting effects of the scandal.

Blood scandal victims had too long a wait, says Shapps

Minister admits families’ suffering is due to ‘shameful failure’

Arsenal must stop Man City from doing the inevitable

As Mikel Arteta addressed the Arsenal squad on Wednesday morning, the message was the same. That was to keep focusing on what they must do and forget about Manchester City.

Brighton confirm surprise exit of De Zerbi as manager

Brighton and Hove Albion have confirmed that head coach Roberto De Zerbi will leave the Amex Stadium club after their final match of the season.

Singer's husband condemns rap star after assault video

Footage appears to show Sean 'Diddy' Combs hitting his ex

Fierce battles in north Gaza while aid arrives via US pier

Sustained attack on Rafah in south causes thousands to flee

Northern lights could soon be back in skies over Britain

The pink and green strobes of the northern lights could return to UK skies soon, meteorologists have said. The rare phenomenon could be seen throughout the UK and as far south as France last Friday and Saturday night following a severe solar storm.

Business tycoon and media boss O'Reilly dies aged 88

Tony O'Reilly owned The Independent titles until 2010.

Surfers on board in protest against sewage discharges

Thousands of people across the UK gathered at beaches, rivers and lakes yesterday to demand change in the country's water pollution levels. Protesters gathered at swimming spots from West Pier in Brighton to Gyllyngvase Beach in Falmouth following reports that millions of litres of raw sewage were pumped into Windermere in the Lake District for 10 hours in February.

Campaign maps 60 current sewage alerts on UK shores

After a report found that \"millions\" of litres of untreated sewage was illegally discharged into Lake Windermere, campaigners have raised concerns about the levels of pollution in British waters.

Picturesque holiday hotspot now abandoned ghost town

Alex Ross reports from Brixham where locals complain of cancelled hotel bookings, empty streets and dirty tap water

Devon water infections may increase in next two weeks

The number of people infected with a waterborne disease following a parasite outbreak in south Devon is likely to increase for up to two weeks, a public health boss has warned.

Teachers set to be protected against claims of blasphemy

Teachers could be given protection from claims of blasphemy under proposals reportedly set out in a new government-commissioned report.

Chancellor pledges £10bn for infected blood victims

Chancellor Jeremy Hunt has said a compensation package of at least £10bn for victims of the infected blood scandal will fulfil a promise he made to a constituent who died after contracting hepatitis C.

Labour vows to add 40,000 NHS appointments a week

Labour has pledged to introduce shared NHS waiting lists to deliver an extra 40,000 appointments a week and improve healthcare.