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- Woman dies in XL bully attack at home
- Woman dies in XL bully attack at home
- King and Queen visit Chelsea Flower Show
- Diplomats owe more than £143m in London congestion charges
- Two people in hospital following parasite outbreak
- Wagging winners set new world record for dog walk
- Classical music, not heavy metal – what could Slot's Liverpool look like?
- Boy pulled from river remains critically ill
- NHS and government covered up infected blood scandal
- Prisoners and the Army donated infected blood in NI
Boy fined £500 for kicking dog to death in St Ives
The dog suffered a fractured skull, multiple blunt force trauma injuries and internal bleeding.
Escaped emu forces A1 motorway closure
Traffic officers put a rolling roadblock in place while the bird's owner recaptured it.
Gail Porter: My daughter made it okay for me to be bald
TV presenter Gail Porter admits it was her toddler's reaction to her alopecia which helped her make peace with it.
Test Match Special 'gave me chance to say goodbye to dad'
Pat Taylor explains the emotional letter he sent to Test Match Special about losing his father.
Say 'menopause' three times a day, academics urged
University staff are being encouraged to say the word "menopause" three times a day to remove the stigma.
'Gun factory' uncovered on Hailsham industrial estate
The National Crime Agency said it believed a "large-scale" operation was going on at the workshop.
'Not afraid of dying' - ex-player Johnrose on MND
Former Blackburn, Bury, Burnley and Swansea midfielder Len Johnrose tells BBC Radio Lancashire about living with motor neurone disease.
Video shows half a mile of rubbish in Netherfield Lane
Dumped items include asbestos and building rubble, with users saying it has "never been as bad as this".
Scrapping 1p and 2p copper coins 'won't increase prices'
Fears that everything would become more expensive by rounding up prices are unfounded, economists say.
I sang opera while surgeons removed my brain tumour
Comedian Sarah-May Philo sang and told jokes while a surgeon removed her life-threatening brain tumour
Mighty warship Hood's centenary celebrated
A ceremony is being held in Clydebank to mark the centenary of the launch of one of Britain's largest warships.
Police hunt for tourists who stripped off in Rome fountain
The two men were filmed laughing and joking in their underpants in the fountain at a Rome monument.
Nazi memorabilia sold at event on National Trust land
The National Trust has warned the West Wiltshire Military Vehicle Trust not to do it again.
RSPCA given warning over 'six-figure' pay-out to former boss
The charity watchdog issues a warning after the RSPCA's former acting head was paid a settlement.
Rescue in a heartbeat... trapped dog freed
Firefighters used specialist equipment to detect his beating heart after he became trapped in a rabbit warren.
Danny Boyle and the other James Bond directors that got away
Can another director who turned his back on Bond offer clues on Boyle’s exit?
NI airport flood cars a 'potential death trap'
Customers say Belfast International Airport did not inform them their cars had flooded in a car park.
Lucy McHugh: Leaflet drop in teen murder probe
Police are carrying out a leaflet drop close to where the 13-year-old's body was found four weeks ago.
Loneliness: 'You get to the point where you often shed tears'
One man opens up about the loneliness he felt after his wife of 41 years died.
Bristol University graduate sells Ziylo firm for £623m
Dr Harry Destecroix, 31, co-founded Ziylo while finishing his PhD in Bristol four years ago.