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Amelia Adlam, 15, says her stepbrother's life was "stolen" when he was dragged to his death.

It comes as Northern Ireland announces it will accept teacher-assessed results for GCSEs on Thursday.

The owners say they are fed up with people ignoring rules and leaving litter including tents.

The rapper pledged £10m over 10 years to tackle racial inequality earlier this year.

Funnel clouds are usually seen when heavy rain, hail, thunder and lightning are on the way.

Customers are demanding that businesses take environmental concerns seriously, says boss.

Police say the gathering at Waheed's Buffet and Banqueting Hall was a "clear breach" of restrictions.

Schools in north Wales have seen "significant inconsistency and inequality", cabinet members say.

The child was discovered after police were deployed to a house in west London on Sunday.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday morning.

Students campaigned for changes to training so they are better prepared for patients from minority backgrounds.

There are fears the Covid pandemic and recession will damage the prospects of a generation.

The Sixth Form Colleges Association says research shows students in larger institutions were failed.

The BBC presenter was 16 when her family left their home - and with it the place she had experienced violence at the hands of her father.

Four-year-old William from Nottinghamshire almost died after contracting sepsis.

Body positivity campaigners say the government's obesity strategy "blames" bigger people for Covid-19.

Charlotte Evans suffers from an undiagnosed condition that causes parts of her body to swell.

Tony Putman has used his ability to train wild robins to develop his love of wildlife photography.

The government is urged to provide more support when the ban on evictions in England is lifted.

HM Revenue and Customs admits some people were paid too much when the first grants were distributed.