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- 'My abuse at hands of Creswell like a horror movie'
- Laurence Fox told to pay £180,000 in libel damages
- Police officers deny assaulting care home amputee
- Prince William visits school after boy's invite
- Ditching the Greens is a defining moment for Humza Yousaf
- Hero teacher restrained school stabber, says brother
- Deborah James's family call for cancer strategy
- 'We lost £26,000 in a year' - shoplifting hits record in England and Wales
- Will Labour’s plan make train tickets cheaper?
- Capt Sir Tom's family home on sale for £2.25m
Police officer accused of Chris Kaba murder named
Chris Kaba died after being shot in a police operation in south London in September 2022.
XL Bully put down after being restrained by police
Armed police were called to help restrain the dog in Coatbridge amid reports it was out of control.
'You are not mad,' families told after report into IRA spy 'Stakeknife'
The seven-year investigation looks into British agent Freddie Scappaticci, codenamed "Stakeknife".
Rape survivor says uni training might have saved her
A BBC investigation reveals a lack of consistent sexual misconduct data being kept by UK universities.
Theresa May to stand down as MP at next election
Former prime minister announces she will stand down as the MP for Maidenhead
'Sex predators within police operate in plain sight'
Former West Midlands Police inspector, Rebecca Kalam, warns of sexism and abuse among the service.
'Sex predators within police operate in plain sight'
Former West Midlands Police inspector, Rebecca Kalam, warns of sexism and abuse among the service.
Sons upset at not being told of attacks vigil
The sons of Ian Coates, one of three killed in the Nottingham attacks, say they were not invited to the event.
Plan to return Castaway island to its wild state
Native tree-planting is among plans for Taransay, famous as the setting for a reality show 23 years ago.
London a 'no-go zone for Jews every weekend'
The government's counter-extremism commissioner urges ministers to "be bolder" in tackling the issue.
'Spite, anger and miracles': The Battle for Bluebird
Donald Campbell's record-breaking craft returns to the Lake District after a long and bitter row.
Patients facing uphill struggle to see GPs - report
Analysis identifies areas with the fewest doctors in England, as the drive to boost numbers falls short.
Patients facing uphill struggle to see GPs - report
Analysis identifies areas with the fewest doctors in England, as the drive to boost numbers falls short.
Father could not afford paternity leave to care for ill baby
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
Father could not afford paternity leave to care for ill baby
As the government tweaks its paternity-leave policy, campaigners say fathers need more time off - and better pay.
UK military capability at risk, MPs warn
A £29bn financial black hole will leave the UK more reliant on military allies, MPs say.
£40k orphanage donor feels 'cheated' by charity
Seven years after Ishrat Baig donated £40k to a charity to build an orphanage, it is still incomplete.
£40k orphanage donor feels 'cheated' by charity
Seven years after Ishrat Baig donated £40k to a charity to build an orphanage, it is still incomplete.
Coroners' death reports reveal NHS warnings rise
A BBC investigation finds 109 warning letters last year highlighted NHS waits or resource pressures.
Operation Kenova Stakeknife report to be published
The report into the top Army agent in the IRA codenamed Stakeknife, linked to 18 murders, will be released
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