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A couple have been jailed after leaving their eight-week-old baby with more than 60 broken bones before she died.

Winds of up to 80mph are expected to batter a large part of the UK over the coming days threatening life, building damage, power cuts and travel disruption.

The Cabinet Office is weighing up when to publish its partygate report in the wake of the Metropolitan Police asking for "minimal reference" to be made to the events it is investigating, Sky News understands.

The Duke of York has given up his honorary membership of The Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St Andrews.

A mother who strangled her five-year-old daughter to death cried in the dock after being jailed for her manslaughter.

UK entrepreneur Mike Lynch has lost a multi-billion pound fraud action brought over the sale of software company Autonomy to Hewlett-Packard (HP) in 2011.

The surging rate of inflation experienced by households in the run-up to Christmas was similar for both low and high income earners despite different spending behaviour, according to new official data.

A tax break on working from home is set to be scrapped by the chancellor after the cost to the Treasury rocketed during the pandemic to around £500m, according to reports.

The Post Office has struck a new three-year deal with Britain’s biggest banks to provide cash to their customers after months of fraught negotiations.

Hundreds of partners at KPMG, the big four accountancy firm, will be told next week that their payout surged last year despite a renewed string of scandals and a self-imposed moratorium on tendering for government contracts.

Marvel star Evangeline Lilly has said that she was at a rally last weekend where she marched against the implementation of vaccine mandates in the US.

Streaming giant Netflix may soon have to go to court in a defamation lawsuit over its hit series The Queen's Gambit, after it lost an appeal to have the case thrown out.

Hollywood actors including Samuel L Jackson have been spotted filming at a tourist attraction in West Yorkshire for a new Marvel show.

Tributes are being paid to British comedy great Barry Cryer following his death at the age of 86.

"I haven't had a career, just a series of incidents," said Barry Cryer in 1998. "I've been dogged by good luck all my life."

The Cabinet Office is weighing up when to publish its partygate report in the wake of the Metropolitan Police asking for "minimal reference" to be made to the events it is investigating, Sky News understands.

Theresa May has said she is "angry" at the partygate revelations engulfing Boris Johnson, her successor in Number 10.

Lawyers have questioned the Metropolitan Police's request for some details to be left out of the report into Downing Street parties - with one describing it as "absolute nonsense".

The publication of the Sue Gray report into alleged Downing Street COVID breaches could be delayed even further after the police requested it remove most references to events they are investigating.

Downing Street has denied Boris Johnson is going "wobbly" over the planned national insurance increase in April.