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A customer sent social media into meltdown as she took to Twitter to reveal she had been locked inside a WHSmith store in the Templars Square shopping precinct in Oxford.
Norwich crash out of Carabao Cup following shock defeat at League Two Crawley
Trump administration puts pristine wilderness under threat with drive to roll back regulation designed to protect it
Nick Kyrgios got his US Open campaign off to a winning start with a straight sets victory over Steve Johnson, but irked his opponent after responding to calls from the crowd.
The shows creators were aiming high for the main adult roles
Brexit No deal only acceptable way to leave EU, says Nigel Farage
With the UK about to get a new prime minister, the prospect of an early election is not far-fetched.
Ill lose my mental health care when I turn 18. Why?
BHA defends use of whip after Labour manifesto pledges inquiry
'We'll sit and laugh about it one day' Jofra Archer reflects on Steve Smith neck blow
Paula Garner is currently nursing more than 80 poorly hedgehogs back to health.
Opponents of no-deal Brexit denounce the move as a coup by the prime minister
British woman, 53, falls from yacht and drowns in Menorca
British actress who went to school with Kate Middleton reveals she was abused by Jeffrey Epstein
A programme for troubled youths oversaw humiliating and degrading conditions, say prosecutors.
Fifth of UK's biggest firms have started closing gap between workers' and bosses' pensions
Liverpool reject accusations of mentally bullying teenage forward Bobby Duncan.
Philip Hammond pictured led the Remainer fury today, accusing Boris Johnson of a constitutional outrage, while Labours John McDonnell called it a very British coup.
Suitcases and removal van arrive at Wayne and Coleen Rooneys Washington mansion as pair start move
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