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Gibson, the maker of famous electric guitars, has issued a cease and desist order to the company behind a range of “Trump Guitars” endorsed by the US president-elect.

Dongduk women’s university in Seoul was set up to help women in a deeply patriarchal society, but Raphael Rashid reports that a demographic crisis is putting that under pressure.

Failing to stick to a regular time for going to bed and waking up increases the risk of stroke, heart attack and heart failure by 26%, even for those who get a full night’s sleep, the most comprehensive study of its kind suggests.

When her classmate said she’d be allowed a brother or sister, Shi Naseer realised what it meant: her friend might die young. It was a sudden insight into tragedy and trauma.

Ketamine use in England and Wales has doubled since 2016. But what is behind the rise of the drug once best known as a horse tranquiliser? And what does it say about the UK, that so many are using it to self-medicate, to ease physical pain, anxiety or depression? For Today in Focus, journalist Elle Hunt and recovered addict Jack Curran talk about the rise of ketamine use in Britain and its sometimes devastating.

One of Banksy’s most beloved works is being sold at auction with the Bristol building it was created on.

London’s historic Smithfield meat market is to close for good after the City of London Corporation voted to pull out of plans to relocate it and Billingsgate fish market to Dagenham.

Hearts will create Scottish football history by appointing Shelley Kerr, a former manager of the women’s national team, to a key position relating solely to the development of male players.

The Groucho Club has been forced to close as police investigate whether the venue was the scene of a serious criminal offence.

Good morning. A highly anticipated ceasefire aimed at ending the 14-month-old war between Israel and Hezbollah officially came into effect early today. Read our full report.