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- Girl arrested after teachers and pupil injured in school stabbing
- Girl arrested as three injured in school stabbing
- Four hurt as runaway horses bolt across London
- Four hurt as runaway horses bolt across London
- Nurse who stole more than £100k from patients jailed
- Thames Water says staff enduring abuse from public
- Quiet community left in shock after stabbing in school
- Watch: The curious case of the murder of Brian Low
- Paula Vennells opposed stopping postmaster prosecutions, inquiry hears
- 'I get overwhelmed by the noises and crowds of school'
Husband of ex-Post Office boss advised on IT 'bug'
A decision to use "less emotive" words for problems with Horizon is called "Orwellian", inquiry hears.
Husband of ex-Post Office boss advised on IT 'bug'
A decision to use "less emotive" words for problems with Horizon is called "Orwellian", inquiry hears.
Sunak vows to hit 2.5% defence spend target by 2030
The prime minister promises to increase UK military spending as a share of national income.
Watch: Cash machine ripped from building society
Video shows the machine being removed from a wall and lifted on to a getaway pick-up truck.
Head teacher abused girl all the time, court told
The teen says Neil Foden told her to take the abuse with her "to the grave".
Rwanda flights needed to deter migrants, says minister
The prime minister says it "underscores" the importance of his plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda.
Just Stop Oil doctor suspended for five months
Dr Sarah Benn was involved in a number of peaceful protests outside an oil terminal in Warwickshire.
Showjumper murdered out of 'jealousy', trial hears
Jonathan Creswell denies the murder and rape of 21-year-old Katie Simpson in County Londonderry.
New Prince Louis birthday photo taken by Kate
A new photograph has been released to mark the sixth birthday of Prince Louis.
New Prince Louis birthday photo taken by Kate
A new photograph has been released to mark the sixth birthday of Prince Louis.
Petrol prices on UK forecourts hit 150p a litre
Rising oil prices have lifted the cost of filling up but it may prove short-term, claim experts.
Off-duty PCs catch suspected thief while on stag do
The Met officers say they gave chase after a man tried to steal items from a restaurant in Barcelona.
Off duty PCs catch suspected thief while on stag do
The Met officers say they gave chase after a man tried to steal items from a restaurant in Barcelona.
Migrants cram onto small boat during BBC broadcast
The crowded vessel left for the UK from Calais in France hours after the Rwanda bill passed.
Blackpool rock threatened by inferior imports, makers say
Manufacturers want Blackpool rock to get the same status as Stilton cheese and Cornish clotted cream.
Iceland boss says marathon volunteers saved his life
Richard Walker, managing director of the supermarket chain, collapsed just over a mile from the finish.
Harewood says actors should be allowed to use blackface
The Homeland star says any actor should be able to play any character, in an interview with the Guardian.
Gaza aid workers 'died from blast injuries', inquest hears
James Kirby, James Henderson and John Chapman were killed in an air strike on 1 April.
UK borrowing casts doubt on pre-election tax cuts
Government borrowing for the year was £6.6bn higher than expected, according to new figures.
Cass review needs 'careful consideration' - minister
Jenny Minto makes a statement after the publication of a landmark review of gender services in England.