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Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists has also announced it will make changes to the way it inspects hospitals

Former first lady also going on tour with Oprah Winfrey

NHS bosses accused of attempting to hamper Shrewsbury inquiry by not releasing hundreds of records to inquiry team

Devin Nunes' smug satisfaction transformed into a blank stare

Amy Dally Mura was found guilty of harassing Change UK leader in London, but is now standing against her in Broxtowe

Ambassador directly implicates president and top White House officials in 'quid pro quo' during explosive hearings

Not very long ago, everything in the Lib Dem manifesto would have been perfectly normal, but those days are gone

Study helps shows how organ develops and reorganises itself after major injury

The English and European champions have chosen not to appeal against a 35-point deduction and £5.36million fine for salary cap breaches

Both men play in Scorsese's The Irishman

The tragic events my family suffered through were supposed to be a one-off, they weren't. Authorities have to make sure nobody else is made to feel the same

Pavel Durov claims 'it's very unlikely that anyone can accidentally commit major security errors, conveniently suitable for surveillance, on a regular basis'

Former reality star has an estimated net worth of $500,000 (£386,832)

Homelessness is a global issue with complex roots, from poverty and mental health to discrimination and migration, writes The Independent's proprietor Evgeny Lebedev

Duke of York says he regrets association with convicted paedophile and 'deeply sympathises' with victims

VR breakthrough could redefine gaming and transform lives of amputees

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The Portuguese has spoken for the first time since being confirmed as Mauricio Pochettino's successor

Environmental groups celebrate major reduction in oil giant's plans

Several people have died and others are missing after an explosion at a fireworks factory in Sicily, according to local emergency services.

Presence of organism 'represents a new risk to humans working, living, or hiking in areas with infected ticks and livestock', says clinician

More than 43,000 staff members set to walk out from Monday, as union warns action may last into January

Lawsuit claims father whispered 'please stop' to reverend during speech

'The Ministry of Justice's response is plainly outrageous. It is stereotypically male chauvinist and, frankly, remarkably telling,' says Amnesty

'No family should have to experience anything like this again,' says Jonathan Ashworth