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The family's demand comes after the US refused to extradite the suspect involved in Mr Dunn's death.

Ministers and their officials are staking a claim for what they need to stave off several crises.

Tyson Fury became world heavyweight champion for the second time after cruising to victory over Deontay Wilder in Las Vegas.

The French president's doubts come as the UK government is set to publish its demands.

The number of people using railway stations has risen sharply, particularly around Cardiff.

The film and circus posters produced by British firm W E Berry Ltd are expected to fetch £50,000.

Quincy Anyiam, 26, is accused of causing the death of Anisha Vidal-Garner in Brixton Hill.

Viking re-enactor Richard Mehmed says he found faith with Norse gods while "wielding a six-foot axe".

Staff were asked for fingerprints after an anonymous letter was sent to a grieving husband.

Three so-called "ironmums" explain the appeal of taking on one of sport's most gruelling challenges.

Brexit trade talks and an expenses investigation are among the top stories in Sunday's newspapers.

The SNP MP is seeking to become the SNP candidate for Ruth Davidson's Holyrood seat.

Two men are held at Holyhead Port in Wales following the deaths of Khuzaimah Douglas and Waseem Ramzan.

France remain on course for a first Grand Slam in 10 years as they win in Cardiff for the first time since 2010 with a 27-23 victory.

One worker at Hampton House had been turning up in a kayak, its manager said.

A woman is taken to safety by canoe after becoming trapped in her submerged car in Old Kilpatrick on Friday night.

Three men remain in police custody after being arrested on suspicion of assault.

Mick Cullen walked the length of the UK in his swimming trunks, even during storms Ciara and Dennis.

Dr Jeremy Morris is moving aside while an internal review into how allegations were handled takes place.

A suspicious object, which was found in Felden Place, is being examined by police.