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A children's game gains a Premier League audience after a father's "hilarious" intervention.

The announcement comes in the wake of similar decisions in England and Scotland last year.

Police say the driver was "very lucky" to be only slightly injured in the crash near Cambridge.

Former soldier Karel Frybl is convicted of the lesser charge of homicide for killing Rebecca Johnson.

Balvinder Singh, 59, died of his injuries after the van he was driving was hit by Jason Bannister.

Jo Johnson called for a fresh referendum as he resigned as transport minister over the Brexit deal.

A father who lost contact with his family as they escaped the tower gives evidence to the inquiry.

The attack on the man, who was pushed into a river, was filmed as a gang member danced to a pop song.

Heavy rain and flooding is expected on Friday afternoon as the Met Office issues an amber warning.

Transport minister Jo Johnson, brother of Boris, calls for the public to have fresh say on leaving the EU.

Duarte Xavier masqueraded as a woman online and tricked four men into having blindfolded sex.

Bow Street Under-8s were cruising at 2-0 before this happened to make it 2-1.

Climate change has made the home of the Sugar Hut ripe for growing grapes, experts claim.

UK police believe the Swede sent the "potentially lethal" bomb after a password reset request was refused.

Rehana Popal says it suggests a "serious concern" with how the justice system is perceived by the public.

The plane, which was en route to London Stansted, had 149 passengers on board.

Carrie Gracie, who quit as the BBC's China editor in protest over being paid less than her male peers, says pay discrimination is embedded in our culture.

Sex offender Bradley Tout, 20, went on the run for four days after fleeing from Worcester Crown Court.

The artist behind several doctored signs in Edinburgh says the city has too much street signage.

The mother of a boy killed by a polar bear, has created a garden inspired by his idea.