His wife said she issued a statement "primarily out of concern for his mental well-being".
The Home Office wants to eventually place 1,700 adult male migrants at MDP Wethersfield in Essex.
BBC News Culture and Media Editor talks about Huw Edwards after he is named as the star at the centre of allegations.
Ex-Sgt Frank Partridge took bribes while policing West End bars and clubs including a £7,000 holiday.
The Scottish government says it wants to create a fairer system, with people in higher bands paying more.
Nigel Rogoff, who had parked by the pitch, was sitting in the driver's seat when the ball came down.
Prosecutors wrapped up their evidence against Kevin Spacey in his London sex assault trial today.
Claire Scanlon gave five-year-old Dylan her antidepressants and beat him to death, prosecutors say.
The NASUWT union says it will consider going on strike in the autumn term.
The prime minister says he would make the "responsible" decision to keep inflation under control.
The 15-year-old faces two charges after maths teacher Jamie Sansom was attacked on Monday.
A near-fatal stabbing in New York last year left the acclaimed author blind in one eye.
The firm's new chairman pledges to improve performance while Ofwat warns of "deep-rooted" issues.
A British fan got a creepy surprise when she opened her copy of Taylor Swift's latest album.
The Conservative MP allegedly threatened to use her "platform" to find out why she was denied a peerage.
Simon Case says the term - used mainly by Tory MPs - is "dehumanising" and "insulting" to officials.
Three Hampshire officers are up for bravery awards after saving a mum and children from her ex-partner.
This year's Twelfth of July parades include Ballinamallard, Magherafelt and Kilkeel.
Cancer Research UK said the first edition of the fantasy novel was found among backroom donations.
Bank of England says higher interest rates are yet to hit many homes but lenders are proving resilient.
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