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The suspected gunman, who killed three people at a Christmas market in Strasbourg on Tuesday, has been killed, officials in France have said.

The suspected gunman, who killed three people at a Christmas market in Strasbourg on Tuesday, has been killed, two police sources have told the Reuters news agency.

The first heavy snowfall of the season looks set to bring travel disruption in the run-up to Christmas, according to the Met Office.

A mother has been reunited with her missing son after spotting him in a music video. 

Jonathan Agnew has scolded ‘Match Of The Day’ presenter Gary Lineker, tweeting that he should “observe BBC editorial guidelines and keep your political views to yourself”.

A shocking eight out of ten landlords would refuse to let their properties to a young person who has been homeless, new research has found.

I always used to be quite a negative person, forever stuck in a rut. 

It amazes me now how downbeat I once was, always seeing the bad in everything and complaining about my lot in life. It’s ironic, then, that it’s taken an ‘incurable’ brain tumour for me to change my outlook on life. It might sound strange, but my struggle with cancer has actually given me an inner strength I never knew I had, a strong voice I’d never articulated before. 

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Christmas is a wonderful time of year – it’s a time we can spend with family and close friends, reconnecting and sharing gifts. Or at least that’s the impression that adverts give. In reality at Christmas, there will be many students struggling with family issues, resisting going home or feeling out of place in a university town that they are trying in some way to belong to.

A general election will be triggered in the next 12 months as Brexit will end Theresa May’s premiership, Number 10′s former policy chief has predicted. 

Police in New Zealand have found a shovel they believe is linked to the murder of British backpacker Grace Millane. 

A buddhist monk who was meditating in a forest in India has been killed by a leopard.

The first time I heard the words contaminated blood, it was not as the story of a national health scandal that has killed thousands – it was as the story of one man’s loss.

A major police operation is underway in the French city of Strasbourg as police step up the hunt for the man suspected of a Christmas market gun attack.

Today we launch HuffPost Reports: UK, a new documentary series giving an in-depth look at the big issues and underreported stories that are shaping the UK and afar.

If you regularly browse Instagram or YouTube, chances are you’ve found yourself watching people whisper closely into a camera while eating food, smacking their lips, or tapping on a keyboard. Welcome to the world of ASMR.

Us Brits may be finding the latest Brexit turmoil and Conservative party in-fighting laughable, depressing and exhausting, but around the world onlookers are well and truly stunned. 

Theresa May signalled Brexit talks will continue over Christmas as she arrived in Brussels to try and win concessions to save her beleaguered withdrawal deal.

Brexit has certainly offered a dramatic few weeks in the House of Commons.

Thousands of children and teenagers have been referred to authorities over terrorism concerns, official figures reveal.

Around 700,000 people were sexually assaulted in the year up to March, with the number recorded by police tripling in recent years.

Remember Old Aunty Eileen? The one who always smelled faintly of cabbage? The one with the moustache? The one your parents pushed you relentlessly towards, each December, with the horror-inducing words: “Give Aunty Eileen a kiss. You won’t see her for another year!”