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A 4x4 driver almost needs rescuing himself when he attempts to help flood victims in Herefordshire.

A woman tells how her beloved pet kept sniffing the right side of her head before two brain tumours were diagnosed.

The targeted man "showed great bravery," says South Wales Police.

The presenter's death has prompted calls for people to "be kind" on social media and in the press.

Water is being pumped out of the theme park near Tamworth, which will be closed until 29 February.

Siobhan Davies said she didn't realise who her saviour was until she was in the car.

The son of Sally and David Abel, who have been held in quarantine on a ship off Japan, criticises the government response.

Homes are evacuated as the River Wye peaks at 7.15m, with more rain and flooding expected.

The scale of the devastation is apparent, as severe flood warnings remain in place across the UK.

A minister calls past remarks by Andrew Sabisky "racist", but he accuses the media of "selective quoting".

Average wages - when adjusted for inflation - exceed pre-crisis levels for the first time since 2008.

Official figures show the unemployment rate now stands at 3.5%, compared with 3.8% for the UK as a whole.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak promises to "crack on" with delivering the government's election promises.

The donation was made while the County Antrim bus builder was in deep financial trouble.

Some new stamps have been released to mark the 25th, and latest, James Bond movie No Time To Die.

In an exclusive interview with the BBC, the singer speaks ahead of her performance at the Brit Awards.

Dr Peter Hutchinson wrote the book the same year sexual harassment complaints were made against him.

Residents in towns by the River Severn spent an anxious night as water threatened to top flood defences.

The Foreign Office is "working to organise a flight" to bring back 74 Britons from the Diamond Princess.

Football clubs need to "wean themselves off" gambling sponsorship, Mark Palios says.