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I didn't know when I collapsed at work

Twenty-three-year-old Saskia Reeves-Priestley was at work when she suddenly collapsed.

How talking about Manchester United cycle of doom became an industry

Gary Neville and Michael Carrick were Manchester United and England team-mates

Two helicopters collide in horror midair smash leaving UK student pilot dead

A student pilot from the UK is among three people killed following a collision between two helicopters in Oregon, United States. Emergency services were dispatched at approximately 2.15pm on Thursday to reports of an incident involving two helicopters several miles east of McMinnville Airport, a modest airfield situated south-west of Portland.

Hourly chime artwork aims to celebrate Sunderland

An artwork which changes every hour will be aiming to celebrate a city's identity and bring back memories of its past, the creators have said.

Royal Family 'washing hands of Harry and Meghan' in new snub

The Royal Family is tipped to “wash their hands” of the bombshell scandal engulfing Meghan Markle’s father, Thomas Markle Sr., following the latest allegations. The Firm is expected to completely distance itself from the drama after Mr Markle was accused of possessing a collection of child pornography. He denies all allegations.

Mary Berry's 'special' cauliflower soup is 'delicious' with added ingredient

As the nights draw in and the temperature drops, is there anything better than a nice warming bowl of soup? And if you're looking for the perfect recipe, then is there a better go-to cook than Mary Berry?

Hackers steal £4.7billion worth of crypto in 'the largest bank heist in human history'

Early investigations suggested the breach may have started with a hacked laptop belonging to one of its engineers

Oxford-born writer's 'unknown' spy thriller shortlisted for Waterstones award

A best-selling author has described the spy in his latest book as "unlike any I have come across before".

Syrians grow frustrated as soaring living costs threaten recovery

Last month, protests erupted in squares and streets across Syria. People burned tyres, blocked roads and chanted slogans, angry at the government's decision to raise fuel prices again. It was the largest show of discontent yet since President Ahmed al-Sharaa came to power two years ago.

Labour MP warns Andy Burnham ‘not to rip the whole country apart’ in Brexit war

The Prime Minister risks igniting a 'big trust issue', a Labour MP has warned

GB News Daily Reflection

Watch today's GB News Daily Reflection, which explores the question, what is God actually like?

Gruffalo Illustrator Considering Legal Action Against AI Firms

The illustrator behind the popular children's book The Gruffalo has told BBC London he is "seriously considering" launching legal action against artificial intelligence (AI) firms he says breach copyright in reproducing his work.