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A weekend of avalanches leaves eight people dead, including British, French and Belgian citizens.

Footage of the plane lying on the seabed off Guernsey was filmed by an underwater search vessel.

Homes are evacuated after the blaze took hold of a storage depot shortly before midnight.

Daniel Kawczynski's post has received more than 10,000 replies, most saying he was wrong.

Vertex, which makes Orkambi, has refused a £500m offer for the drug over five years

Daniel Williams was last seen at a student union bar in Reading in the early hours of Thursday.

As the PM plans to return to the EU with new ideas on the Irish backstop, what could be discussed?

A woman in her 60s was hit by a car and anyone with dashcam footage is urged to come forward.

Many of those educated at home are invisible to local authorities says the children's commissioner.

One expert says it is "almost impossible" for authorities to detect it when done at such a young age.

Further changes could be introduced following the case of black-cab rapist John Worboys.

Many in the West say they are trying to cut down on meat, but the reality is a different story.

Who are the people who dangle from ropes on bridges and towers to carry out maintenance?

The Guardian reports on cystic fibrosis drug costs, plus the fallout from Nissan's decision.

Volunteers will use industrial-sized deep freezers to rid a Scottish stately home of the insects.

For many people, receiving a jail sentence would be the worst thing that ever happened to them. For one woman it was almost a relief.

The start-up that nearly went bust after hiring big-spending directors.

A BBC researcher was given a hidden earpiece through which they could receive the answers.

The retailer is considering a company voluntary arrangement which will accelerate closures.

Rail staff are being issued with body worn cameras in a bid to cut abuse and assaults towards them.