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Jesse Nwokejiobi, 17, died of a single stab wound near a Cambridge nature reserve on 19 November.

The two 10-year-olds were found injured after a nine-hour stand-off in Lincolnshire.

Next says it will keep about 100 Joules stores open, but 19 will be closed with immediate effect.

A jury dismissed claims from Mark Brown that he did not kill Leah Ware and that she is still alive.

Rochdale Boroughwide Housing was told to "gets its act together" by Michael Gove last week.

There had been speculation that some SNP MPs were plotting to replace Mr Blackford as group leader.

Legal counsels at the Sheku Bayoh inquiry have been told off for using phones and pulling faces.

A new study suggests extra red tape and checks pushed up food bills in the UK over two years.

How are rising interest rates changing the housing market around the UK?

The Prince and Princess of Wales have arrived in Boston in a visit overshadowed by a royal race row.

World’s richest man’s company is involved in a trial to get isolated areas of the UK connected to the internet.

Ngozi Fulani tells the BBC her encounter with Lady Susan Hussey was like an "interrogation".

Two men and a woman were arrested on suspicion of concealing the birth of a child.

The regulator approves new rail services between London Paddington and Carmarthen.

Prices fell 1.4% in November as higher interest rates put off buyers, Nationwide says.

The boy is due in court later charged with the fatal stabbing of Kyle Hackland, 17, on 22 November.

Made in the 1950s, it was the BBC's first documentary about gay men but the work was later lost.

The former Leeds Rhinos player is appearing on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.

A former head of the civil service says the government is making the task more complicated.

More people are foraging from the land as a way to make ends meet, says an experienced forager.