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US President Joe Biden has welcomed the conviction of Derek Chauvin and said it can be a "moment of significant change" after the white former police officer was found guilty of murdering 46-year-old black man George Floyd.

Minneapolis had been braced for this moment.

Police have shot and killed a young black girl just before Derek Chauvin was convicted of murdering George Floyd.

The withdrawal of the six Premier League teams from the proposed European Super League is the "right result for football fans, clubs and communities across the country", the prime minister has said.

The Queen will celebrate her 95th birthday today - just days after the funeral of her husband Prince Philip.

Grammy-winning songwriter Jim Steinman has died at the age of 73, his brother has confirmed.

Regular exercise reduces the chances of dying from infectious diseases such as COVID-19 by more than a third and makes people 31% less likely to catch the virus, a major study has found.

A jury has unanimously convicted Derek Chauvin of the murder of George Floyd.

US President Joe Biden has told the family of George Floyd he is "relieved" after former police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted of his murder.

The former children's commissioner for England has launched legal proceedings on behalf of 3.5 million children under 13 against TikTok.

The European Medicines Agency says it has found a possible link between the Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine and very rare cases of unusual blood clots.

The Turkish doctors treating her are calling her the "miracle baby".

FIFA and UEFA should not prevent clubs from taking part in the European Super League, a Spanish court has said in a preliminary ruling.

Football fans around the world are split over whether they believe the proposed European Super League is a good idea or not.

Manchester United executive vice-chairman Ed Woodward is to step down from his role, the club has confirmed.

Liverpool owner John W Henry has apologised to Liverpool supporters, players and staff for the club's decision to join the now-collapsed Super League.

The 14 Premier League clubs not involved in the new European Super League have "unanimously and vigorously" rejected plans for the breakaway competition.

Lewis Hamilton has described the jury's decision to unanimously convict Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd as a "monumental" moment and "a new dawn in the fight for racial justice."

"I'm not homeless," says Frances McDormand's character Fern, in Nomadland. "I'm just… houseless. Not the same thing, right?"

Grammy-winning songwriter Jim Steinman has died at the age of 73, his brother has confirmed.

Noel Gallagher, Robert Plant, Lily Allen and Rebecca Ferguson are among a host of stars calling on Boris Johnson to take action and update the law on streaming rights.

Tom Cruise waved to members of the public as he filmed scenes for the latest Mission: Impossible movie in North Yorkshire.

The withdrawal of the six Premier League teams from the proposed European Super League is the "right result for football fans, clubs and communities across the country", the prime minister has said.

Ed Woodward has stepped down as executive vice-chairman of Manchester United.

The 12 clubs that initially agreed to form a breakaway European super league are already among the richest and most prestigious in the world.

The rate of inflation ticked up markedly in March as fuel and fashion costs rose in anticipation of an easing in coronavirus lockdown measures, according to official figures.

Dulux has apologised after making fun of Tottenham Hotspur - immediately after being signed as their new sponsor.

A river in Wales has turned white after a milk tanker overturned and spilled its contents into the water.

Marks and Spencer has launched legal action against Aldi over a claim that the discount supermarket is infringing the trademark of its Colin the Caterpillar cake.

A Canadian MP has apologised to colleagues after appearing completely starkers during a virtual meeting of the House of Commons.

Facebook has been criticised after taking down the official page for the French town of Bitche.

The withdrawal of the six Premier League teams from the proposed European Super League is the "right result for football fans, clubs and communities across the country", the prime minister has said.

It was an idea that was ridiculed from the start. And now Downing Street has confirmed that plans for White House-style news conferences have been ditched.

Tony Blair is calling on Boris Johnson to launch a major publicity blitz to boost COVID vaccine take-up rates and allay fears about side-effects.

Britons who test positive for COVID-19 or are exposed to the virus could be sent antiviral tablets to take at home - as the prime minister aims to bolster the UK's defences against another wave of infections this year.

Mobile phone companies could be allowed to build taller masts under government plans to improve connectivity in rural areas.

The former children's commissioner for England has launched legal proceedings on behalf of 3.5 million children under 13 against TikTok.

Police in Texas will serve search warrants on Tesla after a vehicle crash which killed two people.

A helicopter has made the first ever flight on another planet, NASA has said.