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The men's football calendar is full and "we cannot play one more match", UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin has told Sky News. 

Dunfermline's famous peacocks have officially been honoured with the Freedom of the City. 

There's been a "concerning" rise in the number of complaints about home and business building insurance, with figures reaching a 10-year high, the financial ombudsman has said. 

A 16-year-old has allegedly been "decapitated" by a shark while spearfishing in Jamaica.  

SLDP leader Colum Eastwood has announced his resignation as party leader. 

Scotland's first minister has said he is willing to engage with Sir Keir Starmer over a potential plan to ban smoking in beer gardens and other outdoor venues. 

A chef who has worked under Gordon Ramsay is critically injured in hospital after being attacked near the Notting Hill Carnival, police have said. 

One of Britain's biggest garden centre operators is plotting a far-reaching financial overhaul which could pave the way for store closures and steep rent cuts. 

A man who was wrongfully convicted of murder has said he is owed £37,000 after it was deducted from his compensation. 

The bosses of the world's biggest social media companies have typically avoided personal repercussions, even when their platforms have faced scrutiny over their duties to their billions of users.