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Tenants share experiences of living in mouldy homes as the government proposes a new law in memory of Awaab Ishak.

Reading's League One match against Port Vale is abandoned after home fans invade the pitch in protest against owner Dai Yongge.

Frances Guy says the UK and US governments should "call Houthi rebels' bluff" and pursue a ceasefire in Gaza.

BBC Scotland's political editor says the discovery of a tumour was devastating - but that he's been lucky.

The victim's legs became trapped at Seaforth Container Base at about midday, fire crews said.

Organisers say the protest was part of a global day of action in 30 countries.

A van driver found Siamese cat Jasmine curled up next to the battery when he opened the bonnet.

Ronnie O'Sullivan beats Shaun Murphy 6-2 to reach his 14th Masters final and close in on a record-extending eighth title.

The PM and the Labour leader agree on military action but it could be just the beginning of their problems.

Medals won by a Welshman who took part in a daring war mission could fetch £80,000 at auction.

Coventry City says it is working to identify fans responsible for the banners mocking Leicester City.

A fleet of electric buses have been withdrawn as a "precaution" after electric bus caught fire.

Papaipit Linse, 42, is remanded in custody, accused of killing seven-year-old Louis Linse.

Some of the coldest weather of the winter so far is set to move in with snow for some.

Reed Wischhusen has been jailed for planning to kill police officers and his former teachers.

DragCon at ExCel London is described as a "world of colour" by LGBT & Identity Producer Josh Parry.

A new biography of the King says he was picking mushrooms when he was told of his mother's death.

Police said the attacker ran off towards Lime Street Station after the attack early on Saturday.

"I just think he's a legend, what he's been through," his family says.