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Arabella was stalked by a stranger who would come to her workplace.

The actress and her co-star Adeel Akhtar discuss pulling faces and looking on the bright side come what may.

The singer and his wife Ayda will not be judges on this year's show "as it's impossible to do everything".

Admissions of patients injured in violent attacks in England and Wales dropped in 2018.

London has started charging the most polluting vehicles, but other places could soon follow.

A woman took her campaign to MPs after a man took pictures of her at a gig in London's Hyde Park.

Ofsted voices safety fears over children taught in unregulated settings, often in "appalling" conditions.

Appointments within a week and a choice of medical or surgical abortions are being recommended.

Ollie has been wrestling as 'Priscilla, Queen of the Ring' for the past nine years.

Two police forces will use detectors in a bid to deter drivers using mobile phones at the wheel.

Friday's newspaper front pages are dominated by WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange's arrest.

The memorial featuring a female piper will recall terror attack victim Eilidh MacLeod's love of music.

Ten Welsh locations are named among the best in Britain, according to The Sunday Times.

The TUC says one in 13 ethnic minority workers is either on zero-hours or a temporary work contract.

Last year saw a fall in the number of people who bought groceries online, say analysts Mintel.

Emergency services were called to an address in Hawick in the Scottish Borders following reports of an attack.

The aircraft crashed at the famous golf course in Southport and burst into flames.

Stormzy has pulled out of his gig at Snowbombing Festival after accusing it of racial profiling.

Operation Brock, intended to tackle queues created by delays at the border, has been in place since 25 March.

The "very rare" book attracted interest from bidders across the UK and beyond, auctioneers said.