Migrant crisis: UK set to send second warship to Libya

 

David Cameron said Britain was ready to take an "active role" in helping Libya

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Legal highs ban comes into force across the UK

The substances mimic the effects of illegal drugs such as ecstasy and cannabis

A blanket ban on so-called legal highs has come into force in the UK.

Laws criminalising the production, distribution, sale and supply of what are otherwise known as new psychoactive substances began at midnight.

Nicholas Winton: Memorial service for Holocaust hero

Sir Nicholas Winton organised the "Kindertransport" of children from Czechoslovakia
A memorial service will be held later for Sir Nicholas Winton, who rescued hundreds of children from the Holocaust in the months before World War Two.

'Hope she was worth it' spray-painted on Range Rover car

Photos of a car with angry messages spray-painted on the body have been shared thousands of times on Twitter.

The white Range Rover Revere - with a starting price of £75,000 - was seen parked near Harrods in west London and daubed with angry messages by what appears to be a scorned lover.

Princess Charlotte: Photographs released to mark first birthday

  

 The Duchess of Cambridge took the photographs of her daughter at their Norfolk home

New photographs of Princess Charlotte, taken by her mother the Duchess of Cambridge, have been released to mark her first birthday.

Duchess of Cambridge to feature on British Vogue cover

 

The Duchess of Cambridge will feature on the cover of British Vogue to mark the magazine's centenary.

UK 'anti-IS fighters' freed in Iraq

Mr Holmes was detained in an area controlled by the Kurdistan Regional Government

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Two Britons and an Irishman have been freed in Iraq after being held on their way home from fighting against so-called Islamic State (IS), the Foreign Office has said.

US airmen terror attack: Junead Khan found guilty

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Media captionDaniel Sandford explains how Junead Khan's plot was exposed

A delivery driver from Luton has been convicted of plotting to kill a US airman outside a base in East Anglia.

Junead Khan, 25, a supporter of so-called Islamic State (IS), was found guilty of preparing terrorist acts.