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Adrian Fry, of Bath, has been dragged into a trans-Atlantic probe into an alleged internet assassination site, which finds killers to order after his ex-girlfriend said he had paid to have her killed.
They clap, tap feet and sway along when piano tunes played
Obesity is an increasing problem and all the evidence suggests that low income is associated with being overweight, rather than hunger
Boeing chief fired but 737 concerns persist
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are urged by Royal family members to return from abroad
Trump lashes out as impeachment trial stuck in limbo
Boris Johnson criticised for not visiting flood-hit areas before jetting off to Caribbean
Celebrities slammed for attending Saudi Arabia music festival
Michelin star chef explains how to avoid dry Christmas turkey
The shadow foreign secretary tells the BBC she can win the contest from the heart of the party.
Car pylon smash knocks out power to Falkirk villages
Harry Dunn's family launch US campaign for extradition of Anne Sacoolas
Inventing sign language for space
Photos show empty shelves in supermarkets all over the country today as people piled up on Christmas essentials in a last-minute festive shopping frenzy.
Anne and Julia care for husbands who have dementia and face agonising decisions about the future.
The paws behind the power Historys top dogs
The number of geese on Orkney is now so huge that permission has been granted to shoot and eat them.
A stunned onlooker filmed six suspected illegal migrants jump out the back of a HGV into the hands of police at South Mimms service station, near Potters Bar, Hertfordshire.
Singer thanks The Independent in spirited visit to The Marylebone Project
Easyjet bosses ask cabin crew to stop using ladies and gentlemen
Reporter tells colleagues she is 'not coming to work tomorrow' after lottery win on live TV
Are US hunters becoming an endangered species?
Action plan Nigel Colburns essential jobs for your garden this week
The newly formed government has set out the laws it plans to pass over the coming Parliament.
The interactive map tool - called NukeMap - allows people to simulate the damage that could be inflicted if a nuclear bomb was dropped on any major city in the U.S.
A wave of plastic syringes, bags and toothbrushes washes up on idyllic beach in Thailand
Hugh Grant A Life on Screen, review so charming, this retrospective was impossible to resist