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D-Day: The baby named after the Normandy landings
Dee-Day White was born on 6 June 1944 and says he is very proud of his unusual name.
Sheridan Smith: 'Dad would have been so proud'
Sheridan Smith sang Vera Lynn's We Will Meet Again at the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
D-Day: Nicky Campbell talks to his mum Sheila
The 5 Live presenter's mum Sheila was a radar operator for the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during WW2.
Madeleine McCann: More funds pledged for police investigation
More than £11m has been spent on the Metropolitan Police inquiry since it began in 2011.
'Lonely' radio listener Bill Palmer dies aged 98
Bill Palmer made headlines around the world after calling a BBC radio programme about being lonely.
London Bridge inquest: Officer denies chances to prevent attack were missed
Witness M tells an inquest into the deaths of the eight victims there was no "missed opportunity".
World leaders and D-Day veterans gathered in Portsmouth to help commemorate the Normandy landings.
President Donald Trump was among the world leaders attending D-Day commemorations in Portsmouth.
The Queen praises the 'courage and sacrifice' of D-Day
World leaders, including the US president, mark the 75th anniversary of history's largest combined land, air and naval operation.
Northamptonshire child murders: Care failings revealed
Case reviews into the murders of two toddlers in Northamptonshire prompt claims of "massive failures".
Ex-financial adviser jailed for £740k fraud
Peter Dilenardo showed a "complete disregard" for the victims he defrauded, police say.
Five things we have learned from Trump's state visit
Donald Trump has moved his focus beyond Theresa May, but the Queen can still inspire awe in the President.
Peterhead lifeboat not in use because of 'personal rivalries'
Charity bosses ruled the volunteers at Peterhead lifeboat station could no longer safely work together.
Plastic pollution: The volunteers clearing up England's waterways
Hundreds of volunteers are spending their time clearing up litter from waterways across England.
Anti-Trump protest stand-off at Portsmouth D-Day event
Anti-Trump protesters had gathered as the US president attended the official D-Day commemoration.
Queen pays tribute to 'courage and sacrifice' of D-Day
The Queen was joined by 16 world leaders in Portsmouth to commemorate the 75th anniversary of history's largest combined land, air and naval operation.
Brexit: Rory Stewart says new deal claims 'misleading'
Tory leadership candidate Rory Stewart says there is "not a hope" of a new plan by the deadline.
Donald Trump state visit: How to navigate awkward small talk
For a state visit, the royals have to be experts at making conversation - so how do they do it?
Police treat Bearsden shooting as murder bid
Police were called to Bearsden following reports that a gun was fired in the early hours of the morning.
Connor Sparrowhawk: Truck tribute for teen after Eddie Stobart snub
A bomb detection truck will be named after Connor Sparrowhawk, after the haulage firm refused to do so.
Emiliano Sala: Two face court over Twitter 'body photo'
A man and a woman will appear in court over counts relating to computer misuse.