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From Lord Steel's granddaughter to a blind teenager - meet some of Scotland's new councillors.

Police have apologised to the family of the 12-year-old boy, who needed stitches after the attack.

With the Premier League title race set to go to the wire, BBC Sport look at how a 39th-match play-off is a real possibility.

Dorset Council says it will correct the "mix up" with the walkway's new surface.

Labour has called for tax changes, but Michael Gove says ministers are looking at other ways to help.

The election of a Speaker is essential for assembly business to go ahead under its new mandate.

He played Monsieur Ernest Leclerc in the TV sitcom and narrated 1980s children's show Button Moon.

The levelling up minister says the issue does not require an emergency budget.

Lancashire County Council apologises for the "schoolboy error" near Lancaster Royal Grammar School.

Five headlines to bring you up to date on the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

The You, Me and the Big C presenter is receiving end-of-life care at home for bowel cancer.

Police seek information on what was said about a planning row Alistair Wilson was involved in.

US scientists say they now know why thousands of soldiers who served in the 1991 conflict fell sick.

Specialists warn the NHS is not set up to deal with such complex conditions.

At the age of 13 Luke woke up in horrific pain and a decade on his condition is still undiagnosed.

Vicki Greenham had to call 15 chemists before she was able to source her "lifeline" medication.

Increasingly, evicted tenants have nowhere to go and are being housed in B&Bs, hotels and caravans.

The Advertising Standards Authority banned the campaign which used swear word substitutes like "shiitake".

Boris Johnson will meet the leaders of both nations, as they debate whether to join Nato.

The show returns to London, with a diverse cast, same-sex dancing and empowered female characters.