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Leeanne Corbett says a gang held a large kitchen knife to her stomach before stealing eight puppies.

The defence secretary says women will be able apply for any military role, including the special forces.

Police say they are "overwhelmed" with the response to their social media appeal.

French urban climber Alain Robert climbs one of London's tallest buildings without safety gear.

Speaking in the House of Lords, Lord Hain said it was in the public interest to reveal his name.

The retail billionaire is named in Parliament as the man facing newspaper allegations of sexual harassment.

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The home secretary says people were wrongly forced to take tests to prove their right to be in the UK.

He says people shouldn't be judged for carrying condoms.

Parents of an Italian toddler are in a race against time to find a transplant donor in five weeks.

Evidence suggests the former spy was active across Europe, perhaps even investigating the Russian mafia.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are greeted by hundreds of children who were given the day off school.

Former Verve frontman surprises BBC presenters by exploring the set.

Larysa Switlyk, who sparked anger after shooting the animal on a Scottish island, says she received death threats.

Public Health England say the gelatine is used as a stabiliser and there "may never" be an alternative.

He was rescued from the flat roof by firefighters after neighbours noticed he had not been seen.

How did the modest work-wear boot become a symbol of strength and power?

Liam Payne and Louis Tomlinson will swap the stage for the sofa on Celebrity Gogglebox.

The troubled department store chain says it lost nearly £500m in the year to 1 September.

The girl is said to have been standing too close to the animal, which gored her in the leg.