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Rich Osborn from Edinburgh has taken part in a charity climb of Snowdon, with other 14 teams.

How this summer's heatwave has changed the UK's landscape

Lewis Bailey, 14, dressed in drag for non-uniform day and will join stars of RuPaul's Drag Race.

Ian Stanton said he was looking out for approaching trains so his six-year-old was "not in danger".

James Powell laughed as minibus passengers begged him to halt a high-speed joyride, a court hears.

Sarah saw the man she accused of raping her cleared by a jury. So how does she feel now?

The three-year-old, who was attacked at a Home Bargains store, suffered burns to his arms and face.

They could be tried in the US after the UK dropped its demand against the death penalty.

Caroline Fisher died in hospital after a fight outside Buzz Bar in Ingoldmells late on Friday.

Conservative chairman Brandon Lewis says the candidates have "positive visions for London".

Artists entertaining at specific spaces along the Royal Mile will be equipped with special readers to take tips.

The bank says plans to set up a new hub on the banks of the Clyde will double its Scottish workforce.

Labour MP Dame Margaret Hodge says she 'stands by' her comments about Jeremy Corbyn.

London Mayor Sadiq Khan describes Boris Johnson's claims as "desperate nonsense".

There are calls for the cellophane around records and CDs to be scrapped in the fight against single-use plastic.

A warning from the UK boss of Amazon and the "acid attack" on a three-year-old boy make the front pages.

Jewish Labour MPs will urge the party to accept a more thorough definition of anti-Semitism later.

Cabinet ministers will push the Chequers plan in Europe as Theresa May warns the clock is ticking.

Drivers must meet minimum standards, including being able to read a number plate from 20m.

Comic says the real effect of the show, which "accidentally" broke barriers, won't be felt until 2020.