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Hyperemesis gravidarum, which the Princess of Wales suffered from, causes severe nausea and sickness in about 3% of pregnancies.

The expected hot spell comes after temperatures soared past 30C in parts of the UK last week - as the country had its third heatwave of the year.

It's been three years since a British official accidentally shared emails that potentially put up to 100,000 Afghan nationals in danger. Here's what's been happening behind the scenes.

The US president's private visit to Scotland later this month will come ahead of his state visit to the UK in September.

Sir Keir Starmer has suspended at least three MPs for repeated breaches of party discipline, Sky News understands.

The prosecution said Mohammed Mahfuz Ahmed, 26, from north Lincolnshire, made a statement of "direct encouragement to commit acts of terrorism".

Israel is becoming further involved in Syria's internecine war and says it will remain there indefinitely "to protect our communities".

Debra Crew had come under intense pressure over strategy amid tough post-pandemic headwinds for the industry, a sector still under threat of US trade war disruption.

Thousands of Afghans are being secretly brought to the UK after their names were emailed out by mistake, amid fears the Taliban would see the list.

Jess Phillips says MPs who consistently rebel against the government should "expect" to have the party whip removed.