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RICHARD LITTLEJOHN The broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has ruled that the 1969 Number Three song Melting Pot is racist and too offensive for modern audiences. The US pharmaceutical giant must pay $572m for its part in fuelling Oklahomas painkiller addiction crisis. Bury FC threaten EFL with legal action after expulsion from Football League Adorable black Labrador puppy appears very confused by its own reflection in the mirror  WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT Juanito Pistola was inside a van with members of Hells Troop on Tuesday when they were ordered to ambush police in the town of Nuevo Laredo. The men who feel left out of US abortion debate Committing a crime under the nose of a cop Diiriye Ali-Jamac, 34, of Feltham, Middlesex, who was jailed after pleading guilty to three counts of sexual activity with a 14-year-old girl, was arrested by officers on a plane at Heathrow. He will host a new weekly prime-time politics show on BBC Two as the UK prepares to leave the EU. ...

Remainers LOSE first round of court battle to stop Boris Johnson suspending Parliament The uncapped Mings, Wan-Bissaka, Mason Mount and James Maddison have all received call-ups Trump news President demands media outlets 'all apologise' as G7 fallout prompts Congress to step up impeachment inquiry Jake Taylor, 11, from Gipsyville, Hull, drowned at a swimming lagoon at La Croix Du Vieux Pont in France, a day after visiting Disneyland. His heartbroken mother has paid tribute to her son. Gaming has long been stigmatised as the preserve of the socially inadequate, but this is changing. Poet Lemn Sissay was born in 1967 in Wigan to his Ethiopian mother Yemarshet Sissay. She had come to Britain to study but soon found herself pregnant. Polish airline LOT sacks cabin crew Katarzyna Richter for posting pictures of BA staff Moving away from diets rich in animal products could have unintended consequences for the consumption of choline The Democratic frontrunner was outraised by Mayor Pe...