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The costly Marble Arch Mound in central London opened in July three times over its initial budget.

Elliot Fiteni says using a bottle was "completely different' to a person being knifed to death.

The RNLI is called out to try to rescue a tomcat who is stuck in the River Bure.

Four men charged with conspiracy to murder after Sasha Johnson was shot have the case against them dropped.

People will no longer be required to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport.

Boris Johnson says five banks and three individuals will be targeted after a "renewed invasion" of Ukraine.

The West Midlands has a severe flood risk, with more than 100 warnings around the rest of the UK.

Manchester Arena and Parsons Green terrorists were being held in the same high security unit.

The Newsnight host and outgoing North America editor sign a deal with LBC's parent company Global.

Angharad Williamson's plea for police to find Logan was "all an act", Cardiff Crown Court is told.

The Queen still has cold-like symptoms from Covid, but will continue working on light duties.

The government announces it will scrap the Vagrancy Act, which allows police to arrest people for rough sleeping.

Archaeologists have uncovered two highly decorated panels, thought to date back about 1,900 years.

A student on a field trip finds the world's largest complete fossil of a 170-million-year-old pterosaur.

It is a historic moment, the health secretary says - but he warns we must be ready for more variants.

Boris Johnson announces that the 'first barrage' of sanctions against Russia are on the way.

A major incident is declared in Bewdley and large parts of Shrewsbury town centre are under water.

About 155,000 people in Northern Ireland will be eligible for the jab, with roll-out to begin in April.

The clean-up continues after days of high winds left homes underwater and thousands without power.

The 2.8 magnitude quake could be felt over a 12-mile radius from the Walsall epicentre.