- King to resume public duties after cancer diagnosis
- Taylor Swift hits number one and breaks records
- Girl 'first child to be hit with stalking order'
- Most Army horses to return to duty 'in due course'
- Crucible 'will be retired' before me, says Higgins
- King 'greatly encouraged’ by return to public duties
- Park terror attack deaths were avoidable - inquest
- Hard to comprehend school stabbing, teachers say
- Hard to comprehend school stabbing, teachers say
- Son's death in terror attack 'still feels so raw'
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I was always told Horizon was robust, Post Office investigator says
Jon Longman was involved in the case of former sub-postmistress Seema Misra, who was wrongly convicted and jailed.
Deadly Russian missile strikes hit city north of Kyiv
Five people have been killed after three missiles hit near the centre of Chernihiv, officials say.
MP calls for resting place for unidentified ashes
Ashes were recovered from Legacy Independent Funeral Directors as part of a police investigation.
Mosque attacker detained after setting worshippers on fire
Mohammed Abbkr sprayed petrol before setting them alight during attacks in London and Birmingham.
Mosque attacker who set fire to worshippers to be sentenced
Mohammed Abbkr sprayed petrol before setting them alight during attacks in London and Birmingham.
PC Yvonne Fletcher murder suspect faces private prosecution
A police officer who held the hand of his dying colleague has launched a rare private prosecution.
Inside Thailand's Casablanca: A town of exiles, revolutionaries and fear
Mae Sot has become an uneasy refuge for Burmese on the run, akin to Cold War-era Berlin or Casablanca.
China's newest ally in the Pacific goes to the polls
The impoverished Solomon Islands is holding its first election since the country's pivot to Beijing.
China's newest ally in the Pacific goes to the polls
The impoverished Solomon Islands is holding its first election since the country's pivot to Beijing.
'This is your time' - Mbappe keeps PSG dream alive
After Paris St-Germain come back to reach the Champions League semi-finals, is it time for Kylian Mbappe to deliver a European trophy?
Lioness Stanway tattoos someone for the first time
England and Bayern Munich midfielder Georgia Stanway discusses life in Germany and gives her first tattoo to her teacher and friend, Linus Rudel.
Arena victim's mum walking from Manchester to London to demand law change
Figen Murray says five years on from Martyn's Law being proposed, "legislation still hasn’t been tabled".
Arena victim's mum walking from Manchester to London to demand law change
Figen Murray says five years on from Martyn's Law being proposed, "legislation still hasn’t been tabled".
The Papers: School's prayer ban win and 'cig-free generation'
A ban on prayer rituals at a London school and a parliamentary vote on the smoking ban lead the papers.
Cheap booze prices to rise as MSPs vote on minimum cost
MSPs are set to increase the cost of alcohol but opinions remain split over the policy's effectiveness.
Cancer survivor's flat fees double in a year
Residents in a block of flats see their maintenance fees increase by more than £1,000.
Foden v Bellingham - the battle for England's number 10 shirt
Manchester City and Real Madrid's Champions League quarter-final second leg will be another England audition for two of the nation's greatest talents.
How Guardiola's Barcelona 'destroyed' Real Madrid 6-2
BBC Sport looks back at how boss Pep Guardiola's fresh tactics led to Barcelona's historic 6-2 win over rivals Real Madrid in 2009, during his first season in charge of Barca.
Paedophiles could lose parental rights under new law
It comes after the BBC reported a mum's fight to stop her ex-husband getting access to their child.
50,000 Russian soldiers confirmed dead by BBC
In the second 12 months on the front line the body count was nearly 25% higher than in the first year.