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From the Gladys Godfrey case to the alleged Golden State Killer - catching criminals through their relatives' DNA.

As Jamie Chadwick returns to the track since becoming the first woman to win F3, she's inspiring young girl drivers.

Detective Chief Inspector Steve Ray has protected heads of state and government in his work as a close protection officer.

See what life is like as a medical photographer at a city hospital.

Investigation finds the number of scams involving elderly victims has almost doubled in three years.

Labour's leader and deputy leader have given interviews about Brexit and a possible further referendum.

Anthony Joshua stops Alexander Povetkin in the seventh round at Wembley to retain his IBF, WBA and WBO heavyweight titles.

Labour's deputy leader makes his call as a poll suggests 86% of party members want a final say on Brexit.

US cable giant wins rare blind auction process set by the UK's Takeover Panel with £30bn offer.

Ex-UKIP leader tells Leave Means Leave rally the "endless negative narrative" needs to be countered.

The supermarket chain says the new biodegradable bags will be brought in at 1,400 of its stores.

The animal was hauled out by 17 firefighters.

He was one half of the musical duo whose hits included Rabbit and Snooker Loopy.

Paul Logan, 25, was lured to a Shotley Bridge farm on the pretext of delivering a takeaway.

Duncan Hutchison, from the Highlands, had been rowing across the Atlantic for more than three months.

Shaun Lau used youngsters to sell heroin and cocaine in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt urges EU leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no-deal Brexit.

The Church of England decides it is "not as well placed as others" to buy the failed lender's loans.

A box of archives reveals the story of a pioneering 19th century gardener who blazed a trail for women.

A 20-year-old man dies and a 17-year-old is injured in a disturbance in north-east London.