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Three Britons killed in Gaza aid strike named
John Chapman, James Henderson and James Kirby were among seven aid workers killed in the Israeli strike.
More than 3,000 hate crime complaints made to Police Scotland
The new law creates a crime of "stirring up hatred" over several protected characteristics.
More than 3,000 hate crime complaints made to Police Scotland
The new law creates a crime of "stirring up hatred" over several protected characteristics.
More than 3,000 hate crime complaints made to police
The new law creates a crime of "stirring up hatred" over several protected characteristics.
Katie Price low-calorie diet advert banned
The social media post irresponsibly promoted a diet that fell below 800 calories a day, a watchdog says.
Tourism businesses lose cash after Easter rain
Wales had a very wet March, with Cardiff seeing almost double its average rainfall.
Blue coats enforce fines in some council car parks
Changes in who enforces fines have come into effect in parts of Northern Ireland this week.
Asian Network presenter 'empowered' wearing hijab
Nadia Ali says she was nervous to present her first show wearing a hijab, but now feels "complete".
Asian Network presenter 'empowered' wearing hijab
Nadia Ali says she was nervous to present her first show wearing a hijab, but now feels "complete".
How Taylor Swift's inspiring girls to follow Olympic dream
The Taylor Swift effect has reached far beyond the NFL arena, with Great Britain's women set to challenge when flag football - the sport's non-contact version - makes its Olympic debut.
Three British aid workers killed in Gaza named
John Chapman, James Henderson and James Kirby were among seven aid workers killed in the Israeli strike.
Jailed bankers' appeal must go to top court, say politicians
Senior politicians are calling for Tom Hayes and Carlo Palombo to have their cases heard at the UK's final court of appeal.
Hunt after killer absconds from mental health unit
Philip Theophilou, who admitted stabbing to death his neighbour, was being treated at the facility in east London.
Ukraine lowers combat call-up age to boost numbers
The move will allow Ukraine to call up more people after facing a reduction in volunteer fighters.
Biden 'outraged' over Israel strike on aid workers
The US president accuses Israel of not doing enough to protect aid workers and civilians.
Watch moment magnitude 7.4 earthquake hits Taiwan
Eyewitness video shows buildings leaning at a 45 degree angle in Hualien, near the quake’s epicentre.
Watch moment 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Taiwan
Eyewitness video shows buildings leaning at a 45 degree angle in Hualien, near the quake’s epicentre.
'I never thought I'd have to bury my dad twice'
Caroline Sutherland never imagined she would have to lay her father to rest twice.
The dark history behind Skye's famous Fairy Pools
Research suggests the popular destination's history - and original name - could be forgotten.
The dark history behind Skye's famous Fairy Pools
Research suggests the popular destination's history - and original name - could be forgotten.