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The British Library has been hobbled for months by a cyber-attack and experts warn of similar damage ahead.

BBC Click reporter Paul Carter tries out a high-tech prosthetic promising a 'full range of human motion'.

Domestic gas and electricity bills could fall sharply in April but many are still struggling to pay.

A Northern Ireland family appeal for urgent help to get their surrogate baby out of Ukraine.

The UK's shortest-serving PM was speaking at the US's biggest annual gathering of conservatives.

Michael van Gerwen makes it three successive nightly wins in the Premier League of Darts with a 6-4 victory over Nathan Aspinall in Newcastle.

The Rochdale by-election is being likened to a circus by some, as the Speaker walks a tightrope.

A high-rise blaze in the Spanish city of Valencia is being tackled by more than 20 fire crews.

When the lifeboat arrived, they discovered two members of the crew clinging onto a life-raft.

Aerial footage of the pursuit shows sparks start to fly before the suspect clambers up a bank to try and escape.

Firefighters spent the night tackling a large fire at a house, with the occupier escaping unharmed.

A charity says there have been 2,010 Islamophobic incidents in the last four months.

But Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's lawyers instead seek to lay the blame for the fatality on Alec Baldwin.

Hull KR begin the 2024 Super League season with a second victory as they overcome Leeds Rhinos.

A charity says there have been 2,010 Islamophobic incidents in the last four months.

Wendy Mitchell was diagnosed with early-onset dementia in 2014.

England captain Jamie George says Saturday's game against Scotland will be a "special one" following the death of his mother.

A high-rise blaze in the Spanish city of Valencia is being tackled by more than 20 fire crews.

More than 60 MPs say they have no confidence in the Speaker of the House of Commons

Darryl George has been in in school isolation for the length of his locs hairstyle since August.