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The visit comes as UK ministers appeal to France and Germany to help secure a Brexit deal.

Joanne Rand died 11 days after being splashed head-to-toe with acid while sitting on a bench.

Emergency services are dealing with a medical incident off the coast of Gwynedd.

Laughter, tears, back-stabbing, impressions - this year's series had it all.

A report by Dover District Council expresses fears over how ports would cope with a no-deal Brexit.

These cosmetic procedures pose a serious risk of burns, scarring and recurring pain, warn experts.

Thomas Howard and Thomas Baty, from County Durham, died after visiting a nightclub in Sri Lanka.

One proposed advert from Beyond showed women shopping for a coffin in what looked like a bridal shop.

If negotiations fail there would be a scramble for an interim solution to keep planes in the air.

Borrowers stuck on expensive variable rates could get help, despite still being locked out of the wider market.

Women are illegally taking abortion pills, which they have bought online, at home to avoid experiencing abortions on public transport.

A council thanks Thomas Watson for his "quick-thinking tinkling" after he saw the fire on Southend Pier.

Despite a wet summer, 2017 was one of the warmest years according to Met Office records dating back to 1910.

James Matthews was accused of attending training camps run by militia fighting the Islamic State group.

The Carphone Warehouse and Currys PC World owner says details of 10 million customers have been affected.

Mr Bullimore survived four days in his upturned boat after it capsized in a round-the-world race in 1997.

As Geraint Thomas won the 2018 Tour de France, his namesake has become a social media star.

Patients are being told £324m cost savings are not compromising care.

Ceri Channon questions why a fence has been installed after the council said the building was safe.

Bristol's deputy mayor says he used to cower under windowsills as a boy when bailiffs came knocking.