The actor says he's "deeply sorry" for some of his actions, but "vehemently" denies sexual misconduct.
Community police officer Julia James was "naturally funny with a brilliant sense of humour".
Detectorist Shane Wood found more than 900 Iron Age coins but kept 23 as a "memento", a court hears.
Det Con Mark Collins thought he was texting a girl but was actually messaging an undercover officer.
The Welshman bags his fourth number one LP, and beats Bob Dylan's chart record along the way.
The Department of Health says the people who tested positive are self-isolating.
All but one Scottish council area - Moray - now have fewer than 50 Covid cases per 100,000.
Thousands return to the dance floor in Liverpool at a test event with no social distancing or masks.
The ONS estimates infections are 20 times lower than at the peak in January with 0.1% infected.
A group of bar and nightclub bosses have launched a bid to end limits on venue capacity and opening hours.
One officer says he had been waiting 15 years to be involved in a water pursuit.
Benjamin Hannam was the first British officer to be convicted of a terrorism offence.
Oliver Smith assaulted 10 women and two girls over two days, mainly in city parks.
Admissions of confirmed and suspected Covid cases are now in single figures.
Warren Glover was beaten to death by his ex-partner, her brother and two friends in a revenge attack.
Usman Khan was allowed to join Learning Together despite concern he was a terror offender.
Shops, pubs, cafes and gyms reopen their doors as many lockdown restrictions are lifted.
Craig Parkinson, who played DI "Dot" Cotton, is interrogated by BBC Breakfast. Will he crack?
Gill Castle is on a mission to break down fear and stigma around taking to the water with a colostomy pouch.
Scottish Crystal Palace midfielder Leigh Nicol is subjected to online abuse every day.
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