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Ireland is likely to hold a referendum to liberalise abortion after a citizens' assembly voted overwhelmingly for reform. If Irish people opted for reform, it would mean changing the Republic's constitution to overhaul its abortion laws, which are among the most restrictive in Europe.more

Madeleine McCann's mother has described the tenth anniversary of her daughter's disappearance as a 'horrible marker of time, stolen time'. more

The European Union's plan to abolish mobile roaming charges - meaning citizens won't pay extra to text, call, or use the internet in other EU countries - passed its final vote this morning. The adoption of the law has been on its way for months, and, after being signed by the European Parliament and Commission in May, will come into effect on June 15th.more

A Bill to transfer relevant EU laws to Britain would be replaced with legislation that would protect employment and consumer rights.more

Up to 40 people have been found living in a filthy three-bedroom house in north-west London, sharing just one toilet between them.more

York has said it is to become the UK's first Human Rights City. The status means businesses, residents and organisations including the council and police refer to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in everyday activities and policies.more

Take the pedal off the metal - new penalties for speeding are coming into force in the UK today.more

A rogue landlord who rented "filthy" illegal east London bedsits likened to Rio slums has been ordered to pay out nearly £250,000 . Zoofshan Malik was ordered to pay a massive £235,000 after pleading guilty to renting the illegal extension on one of her homes.more

A landlord has been fined more than £6,500 after she was caught leasing a south London home with "potentially lethal" fire hazards. Allison Aris, 50, was letting a shared house in Thornton Heath, in Croydon, when inspectors from the council found several smoke detectors had been removed and fire doors tampered with.more

Britain's new most senior police officer has spoken of her "huge concern" about the rise in gun and knife crime and said tackling violence will define her time in the role. Cressida Dick, who formally began work last week as the first female commissioner of the Metropolitan police, pledged to "bear down across the wide spectrum of violent crime"more

The Home Office is looking at plans for "barista visas" to ensure coffee shops and pubs are fully staffed after Brexit. Young European citizens would be able to come to the UK to work in the hospitality industry for two years under the plans.more

Fears are mounting over the future of free-to-use cash machines attached to shops after retailers lost a key court battle over business rates. A legal ruling published yesterday upheld a controversial decision in 2013 that cash machines built into the front of a shop or petrol station should have a separate business rates bill.more

Police may have to shoot terrorists who use vehicles as weapons when carrying out attacks, the national lead for armed policing has said.more

People are invited to a fundraising lunch by the Skegness Polish Saturday School (SPEA) to celebrate the patron saints of England and Poland.more

Due to the growing anxiety of EU citizens living in the UK, who after the start of the process of leaving the UK from the EU are uncertain of their status, the Home Office posted additional information on their website to stop any concerns.more

A Polish dad who moved to Scotland for a better life was slashed by a laughing yob for refusing to hand over his last cigarette.Artur Machnowski, 23, had his face and neck ripped open by Tracey Dobbie, 22, in the savage street attack.more

Professional shoplifters are being flown into Ireland for crime sprees and they then skip bail before they can be prosecuted. The highly organised criminal gangs are targeting Ireland's lax bail laws, which allow them to operate without fear.more

The European Commission wants to make changes to the European Citizens' Initiative, which enables EU citizens to propose changes to EU regulations. Although the law has been in operation for 5 years, so far only twice has successfully carried out the initiative.more

A group of British legislators is urging the government to remove the citizenship of Syrian President Bashar Assad's British-born wife.more

Manfred Weber‏, leader of the centre-right grouping tweeted: "No matter the result: with his referendum Pres. Erdogan is splitting his country.more

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has claimed victory in the referendum on granting him sweeping new powers, saying it was won by a clear majority.more

In his first public speech since becoming head of the US spy agency, he said the whistleblowing website's founder Julian Assange "and his ilk" claimed to act in the name of liberty and privacy, their mission was actually "personal self-aggrandizement through the destruction of Western values".more

Drivers who want to pass the test will now have to learn to use sat navs in a new shake-up of the rules.more

A "damaged and dangerous" killer has been handed a life term for a "sadistic" sexual attack months after being released from prison.more

A plan to ban smoking in London beer gardens has been halted by the Government amid fears it will cause pubs to close down.more