The crane worker lifted a man to safety from the fire as flames and smoke billowed around him.
The man told officers he wanted to take his own life and had loaded guns, the force says.
The painting was found in Lancashire six decades after it was stolen from a New York art gallery.
Dr Ibrahim Hayat was "sexually motivated" when he touched a patient intimately, a tribunal found.
Ruth Perry took her own life in January after an inspection downgraded her school's rating.
Scotland's top police officer was driven home to England after her train was cancelled during Storm Babet.
Boat passengers stopped to watch the stag jump into the water off west coast of Scotland
The Science Museum group is moving 300,000 objects ranging from a tram, robots and a rubber duck.
The former defence secretary recalls telling Moscow 10 days ahead of the invasion: "Don't do it, please don't".
Shops have been looted and buses set on fire after five people, including three children, are injured.
All Scottish universities will now ask students to declare serious convictions and charges including sexual offences.
When David Tennant was away, one lookalike extra was in the right place, at the right time... lord!
Friday's papers focus on pressure being put on Rishi Sunak from within his party to control migration.
The immigration minister's ideas are not yet government policy, but are being discussed at No 10.
Some categories will be changed after female and R&B artists failed to secure nominations in 2023.
Abuse survivors tell BBC News they hope the changes mean "kids will be a lot safer" in the Scouts.
Children and young women played fans alongside Jacky Jhaj, who is on the sex offenders register.
Union says plan by Carnival UK, owner of P&O Cruises and Cunard, amounts to a wage cut for staff.
Novak Djokovic tells a group of British fans to "shut up" after Serbia knocked Great Britain out of the Davis Cup quarter-finals.
After leaving the EU, the UK can't blame the bloc for rising migration figures, Chris Mason writes.
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