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Alexandru-Ovidiu Hanga made £83,552 from crime but just £3,000 is available, the Old Bailey hears.

The Wales manager is accused of attacking two women during an incident in Salford.

Cases continue to increase, with more rises possible once the impact of easing restrictions kicks in.

Victims' families and politicians respond to the judgement in case linked to Omagh bomb.

Nick Smith told followers the family were "taking time to fix themselves" after the house fire.

About 40,000 people are expected at this year's Latitude Festival each day.

The Ministry of Defence says it is investigating the circumstances surrounding her death.

A judge also calls for new investigations into the Real IRA attack which killed 29 people.

Veteran foreign correspondent let the rude word slip on the ITV show shortly before 0650 BST.

The medical director of the Belfast Trust said the health service was facing significant pressure.

Bob Emmerson will become the oldest person to reach the milestone as the event makes a comeback.

The teenager disappeared after going swimming in the River Dee in Cheshire.

Retail sales rose by 0.5% as millions stocked up on food and drink to watch the football tournament.

The heartfelt messages are due to be moved with plans to create a permanent display.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday morning.

Four months after she vanished, it is still not known what happened to Sarm Heslop.

How Katarina Johnson-Thompson tore up everything to claim world gold and will have to upset the odds once more to win in Tokyo.

Spacing out doses boosts antibody levels, say researchers - who suggest eight weeks as the "sweet spot".

Matt Hancock was among four ministers who used their personal email accounts for official business.

English language schools warn they are on the "brink of collapse" after two summers without students.