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A debate has broken out after Snoop Dogg posted a photo of himself and Paul Gascoigne on Instagram.

A pest control team was called and a deep clean carried out at the cafe in the £70m flagship store.

In his latest BBC Sport column, Andy Murray discusses how being injured allowed him to discover art and led to his "disastrous" attempts at painting and pottery.

Northern Ireland's politicians have jointly called for Group B Strep screening for all pregnant women.

Police hope targeting the cash will reduce street violence by disrupting gang activities.

The UK's biggest betting firms agree to contribute more money to fund problem gambler treatment.

A disabled Janelle Monae music fan who booked access tickets is told seats are "first come, first served".

Aylesbury is the hometown of England striker Ellen White.

Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt will make their pitch to be the next PM to Conservative members in NI.

The 23 players in Phil Neville's squad include 16 linked to the north and just three from the south.

The not-for-profit charity demolishing stereotypes by bringing together opposite sides of society.

What is behind the growing move from neatly-trimmed grass verges to small roadside meadows?

Morteza Ali, who fled Afghanistan after the Taliban killed his family, found sanctuary at a village cricket club.

The man was rescued from an upstairs window during a medical emergency with no way through his home.

Data from GPs and hospitals shows a three-fold increase in appointments for the condition in September.

Millions of people in the UK are putting their sight at risk by continuing to smoke, warn specialists.

Adoptive families need more help to deal with behaviours caused by childhood trauma, Adoption UK says.

Now anyone can peruse the "bible" of Parliamentary procedure - often quoted by Speaker John Bercow.

The apprentices are offered three-year courses in heritage engineering to fill a skills gap.