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Fishing club chaired by singer threatens court action over abstraction it says is putting rare trout population at risk

Some 18,700 Afghan applicants to UK resettlement scheme had their personal details leak in Ministry of Defence blunder

Sean Humber, from law firm Leigh Day, said that a data breach of thousands of Afghans’ personal information was ‘catastrophic’.

The club now require attendance at at least 10 league matches to renew a season ticket and Trade Union Blues warns fans ‘face exclusion’ as a result

Sarah Cunningham was hit by Northern line Night Tube train after taking cocktail of recreational drugs

Five women who worked as nannies or flight attendants for late Harrods owner Mohamed Al-Fayed had their lives "ruined" by years of abuse, during which they were subjected to "intrusive" medical checks, their lawyer told AFP. The five, who were not employed by the iconic London department store, are fighting…

With the city’s refuse collectors still on the picket line after four weeks, residents are pointing the finger of blame at the council

More than 100 alleged victims have contacted police to say they were sexually abused by the tycoon

The women worked as nannies and private air stewards for the former Harrods boss between 1995 and 2012, their lawyers said.

Rural communities on the border between the African countries of Malawi and Zambia are threatening to sue an international animal conservation group for death and destruction caused by the relocation of more than 260 elephants to their area

Union says hold-ups in issuing pension transfer values causing ‘intolerable strain’