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The Netflix series writer, Charlie Brooker, jokes he and executive producer Annabel Jones should sue "the news".

Janine Milburn's daughter Georgia Jones, 18, collapsed at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth last year.

When Sam Clarke was 10 years old he was told by doctors that his kidneys would fail because of Alport syndrome.

Cllr Rakhia Ismail, from Islington, London, is thought to be the first UK mayor to wear a hijab.

Theresa May's emotional Downing Street resignation dominates Saturday's front pages.

The US president will join the Queen and a host of royals at a state banquet after a palace welcome.

The decision to rename the Second Severn Crossing caused controversy last year.

The UK's largest water and waste water firm has struggled with leaks and falling profits.

The former head of Cheshire Police will take up his position after George Hamilton retires next month.

The sound man who set up the podium for Theresa May's speech caused excitement on social media.

Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor said the Met wants a prosecution of each protester.

Carl Beech wept as he told police how his friend "Scott" was killed after an MI5 boss's warning.

Scots singer hopes to "make some money finally" after his debut record goes straight to number one.

Sir Vince Cable confirms he will hand over to his successor on 23 July.

Protesters vow to carry on opposing the teaching of LGBT issues to primary school children.

Oxford University student Rebecca Henderson died in February from transplant complications.

A lawyer representing those abused by Bob Higgins says he hopes a civil trial can be avoided.

With Theresa May announcing her departure, both No Deal and No Brexit are both more likely.

After a failed round of IVF, Della McGill and her partner entered a competition and won the ultimate life-changing prize.

Runners and riders in the Conservative leadership race after Theresa May says she will step down.