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Rio is thought to have lived off rabbits around a former landfill site after bolting from his owner.

It helps to find the humour in life's darkest moments, say the acts at a mental health comedy night.

The UK may need to review expansion of aviation to meet CO2 targets, the government admits.

Josh Beinn says he has made the highest recorded jump in Wales after leaping from 2,500ft up Snowdon.

Archaeologists begin excavating the remains of an abandoned settlement where a massacre took place.

MPs from various parties write to the US biotech firm behind Kuvan, a drug the NHS says is too expensive.

Nobody has faced the maximum penalty since new guidelines were introduced in 2014, analysis shows.

A loaf full of crusts was not what Timea Ganji "kneaded" as she said her children would not eat them.

The retro togs are popular with festival-goers and Disney fans.

A shop in Brixton only sells books featuring black, Asian or minority ethnic (BAME) protagonists.

A school hopes its drive to find a stem cell match for Finley Hill is the key to his future.

The burial site found near an Aldi supermarket in Southend was compared to Tutankhamun's tomb.

The BBC says it is "inappropriate" for the show to feature political party leaders in an election period.

Saturday's papers feature stories about a lack of Tory donors and the head of a private school complains of "social engineering".

Fast-fashion has caused a resurgence in Leicester’s textiles industry – but it's come at the expense of some workers' rights.

The "witty and profound" writer's work spans sharp observations about modern life and classical myths.

School break times are as much as an hour shorter than they were two decades ago.

UK financial compensation scheme says investors could have grounds for a claim, reversing earlier stance.

A judge rules the operation to control the woman's hormonal changes would be in her best interests.

The 82-year-old took her own life after the DWP stopped her state pension in error.