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Scammers target Jay Slater's funeral, charity says
Social media accounts are offering access to a fake live stream in exchange for likes, follows and money.
Buyers line up for Peaky Blinders mill
The mill complex has featured in a number of television dramas.
Pregnant woman's shock at four-week scan delay
A woman who suffered multiple miscarriages faced a wait of up to 16 weeks for her first scan.
'He screamed in my face' - junior crew on Strictly speak out
Former staff allege they faced a "toxic" culture while working on the BBC show.
'He screamed in my face' - junior crew on Strictly speak out
Former staff allege they faced a "toxic" culture while working on the BBC show.
Wildcat kitten caught on thermal imaging camera
Wildcat identification can be complicated because wildcats have a significant interbreeding history.
Rare Transformers toys are helping children in poverty
Since starting in 2009, the Toy-Fu group has earned an estimated £178,000 for the charity Mary's Meals.
'Cuckooing' criminals took woman's house and turned it into drug den
A Dundee woman was forced to smoke crack by criminals who turned her home into a drug den.
Starmer says rioters can expect rapid sentencing
Teenager James Nelson is thought to be the first person to be jailed for their part in the disorder.
The closed stepping stones that still attract crowds
Dovedale's stepping stones have been closed since 2023 but people have continued to visit them.
Bone-building drug coming for post-menopause women
Abaloparatide protects against the bone-thinning condition osteoporosis and is approved for NHS use.
'Amazing, caring and confident' - service held for Southport victim
Nine-year-old Alice da Silva Aguiar was one of three girls stabbed to death at a dance studio last week.
Royal Mint starts turning e-waste into gold
The UK’s coin-maker opens a new industrial plant to extract gold from old circuit boards.
Royal Mint starts turning e-waste into gold
The UK’s coin-maker opens a new industrial plant to extract gold from old circuit boards.
The Papers: 'Judgment day is here' and 'lawyers fear for safety'
A number of Wednesday's papers report on thousands of officers being on standby amid fears of fresh unrest.
'I can't walk away disappointed' - Kerr on 1500m silver
Great Britain's Josh Kerr tells BBC Sport he has to be proud of his performance in the 1500m final which saw him run a personal best but finish second behind shock winner Cole Hocker of the United States.
TikToker said she was 'bad girl' after veteran murder
Winter Swan-Miller stabbed Stuart Crocker 27 times before strangling him, a court hears.
GB's Kerr takes 1500m silver as Hocker claims shock gold
Great Britain's Josh Kerr is made to settle for Olympic 1500m silver behind shock champion Cole Hocker, as Jakob Ingebrigtsen misses out on a medal.
Two silvers, two bronzes for GB on Olympics day 11
Josh Kerr claims silver in the 1500m as GB also win medals in cycling, skateboarding and boxing on day 11 of the Paris Olympics.
Seven days of disorder - how the UK's far-right riots spread
Violent disorder has spread across the UK in the week since the Southport stabbing attack.