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The mother of Harry Dunn has told Sky News "sorry doesn't cut it" ahead of a potential meeting with the woman involved in the crash that killed him.

Seven weeks after Harry Dunn was killed in a car crash involving the wife of an American diplomat, his parents have flown to the US to seek justice.

Organisers have cancelled a half-marathon after police reported a man "acting suspiciously" near the route.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has hinted that the government is preparing to make compromises in order to get a Brexit deal - telling Sky News he may have to "eat my words" - as Europe says there is more work to be done.

A 14-year-old boy has died after crashing a suspected stolen car while being pursued by police.

The head chef of a London restaurant known for its celebrity diners says he's had no explanation from Michelin since losing all three of his prestigious stars.

Flooding is expected for parts of England as heavy rain returns to sweep across the country, according to the Met Office.

The AA, Britain's biggest motoring organisation, has kicked off a search for a new chairman two years after the incumbent's predecessor was sacked over a bust-up in a bar.

Jeremy Corbyn has cautioned MPs against backing any Brexit deal Boris Johnson secures with Brussels - even if it is put to a referendum.

A leading 19th century Anglican who controversially converted to Catholicism has become the first English saint of the modern era.

Nearly 1,000 foreign IS family members escaped a Syrian camp during a Turkish offensive after IS fighters fled a prison - as the UN said more than 130,000 Kurds have been displaced.

The Turkish-backed militia fighters have been preparing for the ground invasion of northern Syria for days and now it has happened.

A woman in her 70s has died after she was accidentally dropped 40m (131ft) from a helicopter rescuing her from an area devastated by Typhoon Hagibis.

Standing on top of the wreckage, all seven of the Yarita family shifted heavy wood or pulled out their possessions from the debris.

A "serial stowaway" has been caught trying to get through airport security again - despite getting an 18-month sentence ordering her to stay away from terminals.

The family of a black woman killed in her own home by a white police officer have accused the officer of murder.

Simone Biles has become the most decorated gymnast in the world championship history after clinching her 25th medal.

Dolly Parton is still working "9 to 5" after celebrating her 50th anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

Joe Biden's son has announced he will step down from the board of the Chinese company which has put him in the firing line of criticism from Donald Trump.

A leading 19th century Anglican who controversially converted to Catholicism has become the first English saint of the modern era.

England will play Australia in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals after the Wallabies were confirmed as runners-up in Pool D.

Joe Fraser has won Great Britain's first-ever gold medal on the parallel bars at the World Championships in Stuttgart.

Tyrone Mings will make his England debut against Bulgaria on Monday night, Sky Sports News understands.

Gareth Southgate may be trying to play down expectations on his England team but they have failed to progress as they should have done since reaching the World Cup semi-finals in 2018.

Gary Southgate and Harry Kane are keen to keep the focus on Monday’s European Qualifier in Bulgaria – but say the England squad has a plan for how to react if there is any racist abuse in Sofia.

Dolly Parton is still working "9 to 5" after celebrating her 50th anniversary as a member of the Grand Ole Opry.

Robert Forster has died aged 78.

Singer Sam Fender is often likened to his hero, Bruce Springsteen.

The children's cartoon SpongeBob SquarePants has been accused of normalising the "violent" and "racist" colonisation of indigenous lands.

Reg Watson, the creator of popular Australian soap Neighbours, has died.

Police have shared a photo of a car they stopped in Glasgow which had sofa chairs strapped to the roof.

A bear compared to the "Michelin Man" has been crowned the winner of a Fat Bear competition that became an internet sensation.

It may sound like the setup for a low budget horror film, but wildlife officials have warned of the genuine threat of zombie deer.

A Texas groom who robbed a bank a day before his wedding to pay for the rings and venue has been arrested, police have said.

Cooking fats and hygiene products played a pivotal role in the formation of the giant fatberg found lurking under a seaside town, scientists say.

The AA, Britain's biggest motoring organisation, has kicked off a search for a new chairman two years after the incumbent's predecessor was sacked over a bust-up in a bar.

British-based digital payments and banking group Revolut is trying to raise $1.5bn (£1.2bn) from investors as part of a quest to become one of the world's most highly-prized fintech companies.

One of the largest cross-border businesses on the island of Ireland has called for "common sense to prevail" in last-ditch efforts to reach a Brexit deal.

The US and China have reached a "substantial" phase one trade agreement, according to US president Donald Trump.

The people behind the UK's first fully compostable crisp packets say consumers must push large corporations for more eco-friendly packaging.

Planes belonging to insolvent airlines will be able to continue flying and bring holidaymakers home under new regulations to be introduced by the government.

The government has signed freight contracts worth £86.6m with four ferry companies to ship medicines in the event of a no-deal Brexit.

The pound has enjoyed its biggest jump versus the euro in over six months, as a whole range of equities also basked in the good news surrounding Brexit today.

The Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) has been fiercely criticised for its oversight of the safety system on Boeing's 737 MAX jet, which has been linked to two crashes that killed 346 people.

Say what you like about Extinction Rebellion, thanks partly to them everyone is now talking about climate change.

Jeremy Corbyn has cautioned MPs against backing any Brexit deal Boris Johnson secures with Brussels - even if it is put to a referendum.

When Jeremy Corbyn was first elected Labour leader - way back in the distant days of 2015 - we were promised a very different kind of politician.

Jacob Rees-Mogg has hinted that the government is preparing to make compromises in order to get a Brexit deal - telling Sky News he may have to "eat my words" - as Europe says there is more work to be done.

There should be a second Scottish independence referendum in 2020, the SNP's Westminster leader has told Sky News.

One of the largest cross-border businesses on the island of Ireland has called for "common sense to prevail" in last-ditch efforts to reach a Brexit deal.