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Can pairing up every professional club with a local prison help cut reoffending rates?

The pledge, which was not in Labour's last manifesto, emerged after Prime Minister's Questions.

Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha died along with four others in the crash.

The journalist at the centre of the Waitrose Food row says vegans just want to live in a "moral" way.

A stressful stadium move is causing unease at Tottenham but with rising costs and other issues at play, getting it wrong could have far-reaching consequences for the club, writes Simon Stone.

The Brexit secretary is upbeat, but his department downplays the idea of a set date when talks will conclude.

Scientists develop an implant that can enable paralysed patients to walk again temporarily.

The broadcaster is moving almost 40% of its staff out of the capital.

Jaywick Sands in Essex features in an advert for Republican congressional candidate Dr Nick Stella.

Eleven staff at a school in Edinburgh are sent home without pay after claiming their safety is at risk.

A team of UK scientists have claimed the record for decoding the world's longest DNA sequence.

Fraudsters are using lax ID checks at phone shops to commit identity theft, a BBC investigation finds.

Scotland Yard hopes the merchandise will help improve the Met's image and raise income

A new search is being carried out in connection with the estate agent's 1986 disappearance.

Theresa May clashed with Jeremy Corbyn over the Budget - here are the key bits.

NI principal criticises politicians for "pathetic games" as MPs hear about school budget cuts.

The UK's largest carmaker blamed falling Chinese sales, uncertainty over diesel and Brexit.

The company said his suggested series on "killing vegans one by one" had "gone too far".

The draining of lakes at Blenheim Palace reveals a series of hidden rooms.