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Familiar to millions, he was referred to affectionately by presenter Cilla Black as "Our Graham".

Inflatable sausages, ear-splitting screams and surprise stars. All the moments you may have missed.

The strike will take place over four weeks and also see barristers refuse to take on new cases.

Transport Minister Jenny Gilruth said changes to legislation could revitalise local services.

There were more than 360 cases being investigated last year, but prosecutions remain low.

A reward for information about the death of Tom Kirwan in Wolverhampton is increased, 10 years on.

Parents are told the change will mean they get "better and more up to date information".

A campaign group opposes the City of London Corporation's plans to demolish two Barbican buildings.

One home is destroyed and at least three others are badly damaged in a gas explosion in Birmingham.

Hundreds of patients who have waited two years or more have already said they are willing to travel.

The economic gaps between different parts of the UK are "significant", the Resolution Foundation says.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning rapper closes his headline set at the festival with a powerful statement.

The meeting will explore legislation to create buffer zones around clinics and prevent intimidation.

Cait wants to help others who who have dwarfism and struggle to shop on the high street.

Many of the papers lead on the summit of rich nations as leaders urge continued support for Ukraine.

Ethan Michael McCourt was injured in a one-vehicle crash in County Londonderry on Monday.

The UK government wants to change the NI Protocol but the EU says this would break international law.

Amy Ellis lives in Wales, but is trying to raise money to get the specialist treatment in England.

UK coastguard footage shows the rescue of the five-strong crew by an RNLI craft.

A rower describes "one of the hairiest states I've ever been in" after three crews are rescued