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Police have warned people to stop jumping over the 6ft wall to claim the free chickens in Gateshead.

More heavy rain is expected in Ironbridge, Shropshire, as engineers replaced damaged defences.

Police describe him as "no James Bond" after he was convicted following the pursuit in a 30mph zone.

France's Europe minister says the focus must be on substance, as details and timings of the talks emerge.

Valuables worth £50m were taken during a raid in December at Tamara Ecclestone's home in Kensington.

Doris - born in 1920 - said she had "waited all my life to be famous and now it happens like this".

A teenage speedway rider returns to the track, months after suffering a brain injury in a crash.

Jo Twist says she "took the time to listen" to regular listener, Clara from Bude, who recently died.

Allies of the Labour leader are worried about how the contest to replace him is shaping up, writes Iain Watson.

The Duke of Sussex gets together with the US rocker at Abbey Road Studios for a charity recording.

The latest cases include the first one in Wales, after a patient returns from northern Italy.

Roger Jenkins, Tom Kalaris, and Richard Boath are found not guilty on all charges in under six hours.

A victim of paedophile David Neill speaks out after he is jailed for seven years for abusing boys in the 1980s.

The move comes after a woman who travelled from Italy to NI is confirmed as having coronavirus.

Greta Thunberg will join the Bristol Youth Strike 4 Climate event before marching through the city.

Netting has appeared on 20 trees at the campus "to discourage birds from nesting".

Water is pouring off fields which are unable to hold it from the swollen River Aire in East Yorkshire.

The patient from the Swansea area had travelled from northern Italy, where the virus was contracted.

A council says the planned decibel level for the event, which also features Westlife, is too loud.