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The scheme to encourage children to embrace the digital age will be rolled out over the next two years.

Sessions on topics ranging from budgeting to body confidence are helping patients in Bradford.

The public were not given the full picture about the true cost of the high speed railway, documents show.

Jeremy Corbyn accuses the PM of "cosying up to Trump" because no deal is "really a Trump-deal Brexit".

As Bolton Wanderers face the prospect of liquidation, BBC Sport takes a look at the mood at a club on the brink.

Flight LS765, bound for Madeira, was diverted to Porto, Portugal, airline Jet 2 said.

Soaring temperatures fail to deter revellers at Notting Hill Carnival 2019.

The body of an Iraqi man was found at an off-shore wind farm, Belgian authorities say.

Customers are still struggling to get in touch with BA, as it works through a backlog of 40,000 calls.

Downing Street says the PM has been clear that the idea Brexit could be stopped is "incorrect".

The regulator suspends operations while recent seismic activity in Lancashire is investigated.

The humble Melton Mowbray pork pie is at the centre of a political dispute about British exports.

More than 80 firefighters spent the night trying to contain the blaze at Woodmill High in Dunfermline.

Several families on the beach at Frinton, Essex, reported having trouble breathing on Sunday.

Police believe the murder of Malcolm McKeown is linked to a long standing feud between rival gangs.

Lord Tim Bell, Margaret Thatcher's former spin doctor, dies aged 77 following a prolonged illness.

Scottish companies are working on the project which has secured support from a government prize fund.

Flying instructor Emily Collett was one of two people to die in a crash in Stonor on Saturday.

Michelle Pearson's mother Sandra Lever said her daughter had "gained her wings" and "joined her babies".

The police order has been issued for the full area of the event in Notting Hill.