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The Competition and Markets Authority has launched an investigation into unfair leasehold contracts.

Zero-hours contract workers will get greater security under a new programme called Living Hours.

Marie runs an illegal cannabis oil laboratory in the mountains of Spain because she says she wants to help people.

They want remove the perception that sentencing is inconsistent and clarify how decisions are made.

The new curriculum for Wales does not specify a set amount of physical activity every week.

As plans for the official memorial are developed, residents create their own memorials to the 72 victims.

The Bradford Pioneering Lasses campaign promotes the important role of women in the city's history.

Carlus Grant, once Derby's "most dangerous criminal", wants to warn teenagers about gang life.

Two men died and health staff did not learn from "repeated and critical" failings, a report says.

The company will have to recall hundreds of thousands of appliances amid concerns over fire safety.

Boris Johnson says the Tories risk "kicking the bucket" ahead of the launch of his leadership campaign.

Villa Guardamangia is the only place Queen Elizabeth II has called home outside the United Kingdom.

June Spencer - who plays Peggy Woolley in the long running BBC radio drama - is 100 this week.

The party plans to force a vote which would take control of Commons business away from the government.

The corporation and the government both come under fire after many over-75s lose free TV licences.

Daniel Jones, 40, says he has been left with a legal bill running into tens of thousands of pounds.

It happened before the defendant picked up a car linked to a prison officer's murder, trial hears.

A Tory leadership candidate says it would be "disrespectful" to rule out a second Scottish independence referendum.

Lisa Wells was attacked by the animals as she tried to protect her granddaughter.

Officers stopped a van on the M6 in Cheshire and found 186kg of cocaine hidden in the floor.