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It started as a joke but Joe Lycett convinced Yvonne Mosquito to open his home extension.

From secret recipes to special boots, training for the tug-of-war at Balmoral is a serious business.

Being unable to talk or write is not holding back Will from taking his GCSEs.

Proposed new laws would protect the armed forces from investigation into events.

The busy North Circular road in London has been closed in both directions by the fire.

New research by Bafta found references to "climate change" lag far behind "beer" or "sex" in UK TV shows.

Michael Rice, who is representing the UK, wasn't born the last time the country won the competition.

Four children have been killed since 2014 by a parent given access to them by a court.

Steven Dymond was found dead after appearing on the ITV programme and taking a lie detector test.

The corporation's 50:50 project has seen a boost in female contributors both on-air and online.

Research indicates 30% of areas have no residential care home beds and 60% no nursing home beds.

Glasgow City Council and Scottish Power want to ensure the city is the first in the UK to reach the ambitious target.

Emily thinks people should be given more support to deal with the psychological impact of cystic acne.

The newspaper front pages consider the fall-out from the death of a guest after he appeared on the show.

Boots, Superdrug and Holland & Barrett tested allowed 17-year-old to purchase diet pills, a BBC investigation has revealed.

Downing Street said this was "imperative" if the UK was to leave the EU before MPs' summer recess.

The behaviour of some loan firms is deemed 'unacceptable' by the watchdog, the Financial Ombudsman Service.

Aston Villa reach the Championship play-off final at Wembley with a penalty shootout victory over West Bromwich Albion.

Energy customers are under pressure to install smart meters, but many just don't function properly.

The two leaders will share the views of their cabinets, as weeks of talks show little sign of progress.