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England outclass Sri Lanka to win a rain-affected third one-day international and take a 2-0 series lead with two games left.

Lesley Critchett tells how husband Andy died in "horrific" circumstances while they were in Sri Lanka.

A new statue portraying blind veterans from the First World War has been unveiled.

Among the favourites are Stephen Hawking, Margaret Thatcher and war heroine Noor Inayat Khan.

Marc Sutton, who is thought to have died from a stray bullet, has been accused of raping his sister.

A BBC investigation finds numerous zero rated takeaways on Just Eat, the UK's biggest online platform.

Great Western Railway says "disruption will last for most of today [at the] very least".

Passengers face travel chaos after a test train severely damaged overhead power cables near Paddington Station.

Peter White, 97, visits IWM Duxford and sees aircraft like he flew during raids over India.

Outlets rated zero by the Food Standards Agency are among those listed on the food ordering app.

Jeremy Corbyn distances himself from Labour MPs' claims it is no time to change the Speaker.

A world record has been set for the longest parade of ice cream vans.

Zac Oliver will now head to the United State for cancer treatment.

Errors mean 180,000 people on sickness benefits will now receive backdated payments.

The BBC understands "a number of factors" were behind the decision not to pursue the case.

Fulham owner Shahid Khan withdraws his offer to buy Wembley Stadium from the Football Association.

How will designers tap into the Duchess of Sussex's global influence as the signs of pregnancy show?

Doctors say Lacey's recovery is remarkable and defies the odds - and she should live a normal life.

Keira Ball suffered fatal head and neck injuries in the crash near West Buckland, Devon.

An anonymous donor gives the final £100,000 needed to help the family reach its target.