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The Wellcome Trust, the UK health research charity

The pay packets, which included £5m for Wellcome’s chief investment officer, Nick Moakes, were awarded after …

A father accused of stabbing to death his 14-year-old daughter in the family kitchen told police they were “just mucking around” throwing objects at each other while cooking tea, a court has heard.

Simon Vickers, 50, is standing trial at Teesside crown court in Middlesbrough accused of the murder or …

A French woman who believed she was in a long-term romantic relationship with Brad Pitt and was scammed into paying €830,000 (£700,000) to help him with medical treatment faced such a wave of online mockery that a TV programme about her has been withdrawn.

The interior designer, named as Anne, …

Afghan citizens who fled the country with American assistance after the US’s chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan remain stranded in third countries, new documents shared exclusively with the Guardian suggest, some at prison-like facilities and many with no clarity about their prospects for resettlement.

US officials won’t say exactly how many …

The comedian and actor Tony Slattery has died aged 65 after a heart attack, his partner has announced.

Slattery was known for his improvisations on the popular comedy show Whose Line Is It Anyway?, as well as his appearances on Just a Minute and Have I Got News for You.

Councils across England and Wales have said they are keen to help accommodate asylum seekers as the government attempts to move as many as possible out of hotels, in part to try to ease community tensions.

Angela Rayner’s housing and communities department is in talks with the Home Office about …

Late-night hosts discussed the

devastating wildfires

Jimmy Kimmel

After cancelling his show last week and evacuating for the LA wildfires – one of which burned a mere two miles from his …

Tulip Siddiq has resigned as a Treasury minister after repeated questions about

her financial links

Siddiq, who was the City and anti-corruption minister, was not found to have broken any rules by Laurie Magnus, the adviser on ministerial …

In Nottingham, an army of tiny warriors is on the advance. Space Marines, Weirdboyz, Chaos Knights – and very small paint pots – are grabbing more territory as Games Workshop confirms plans for its fourth factory and buys land for two more to meet demand for its fantasy figurines.

It …

More than one million people have been forced from their homes in

Haiti

The UN’s migration agency, the IOM, said that never before had such a large number of Haitians …