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- Teenager charged over school attack
- Teenager charged after school attack
- Take That latest to move from troubled Co-op Live to rival venue
- Take That move Co-op Live shows after chaos
- EastEnders star named as next Death in Paradise lead detective
- Police investigate death of woman found on beach
- BBC presenter lines up with Britain's fastest man
- 'Eunuch maker' website made £300,000, court hears
- Goldman Sachs removes bankers' bonus limit
- Farmer held over burglary shooting death
London Pride: Seven arrests as Just Stop Oil protest delays parade
Police removed protesters who briefly disrupted the parade which saw thousands gather to celebrate.
Police remove Just Stop Oil protesters from Pride parade
Seven protesters are arrested while trying to delay the annual Pride parade in central London.
Equity in Cricket: Prime Minister Rishi Sunak says ICEC report should be 'reset moment' for sport
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has spoken to leaders at the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following a report highlighting discrimination in cricket.
Laura Kuenssberg: Love it or hate it, the NHS is here to stay
That it's almost impossible to discuss alternatives to the NHS is a tribute to its longevity, says Laura Kuenssberg.
Watch: Driver cornered in cul-de-sac rams police car
Mikey Lee Neesham has been jailed for dangerous driving following the incident in North Yorkshire.
RNLI staff surveys raise concerns about sexist behaviour
The UK lifeboat charity says it will take action and on the issues raised in surveys of its workers.
Minister asks South Cambridgeshire council to end four-day week trial
Lee Rowley says a trial, which a council leader says cut the need for agency staff, should end now.
Man and woman held after body of girl, 2, found in Ipswich
Two 22-year-olds who were "known to the victim" have been arrested on suspicion of murder, police say.
No free lunch for nationalisation of water firm says Lord Howard
Lord Howard led the privatisation of the UK's water industry more than 30 years ago.
Four injured in crash with unmarked police car and stolen BMW
Three men have been arrested after the crash involving a stolen BMW on the outskirts of Glasgow.
Dylan Bragger: Murder charge after Skelmersdale stabbing
Felipe Figueiredo is charged with the murder of Dylan Bragger, 15, who was found dead on Thursday.
Dorchester father and son detectorists find 14 axe heads
Martin Turner and his son Rhys discovered the haul while metal detecting in a field near Dorchester.
No plans to look at Nicola Bulley case, press regulator Ipso says
A coroner found the mother-of-two drowned after accidentally falling into cold water.
Teen fatally stabbed and pulled from Grand Union Canal named
Three teenagers aged between 14 and 17 have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
The uneasy relationship between the police and Pride
The Met has created 12 LGBT+ community liaison officers as part of reforms to try to restore trust.
Honey bees nested in our chimney for over a year
One woman tells how insects settled into her house amid reports of a big rise in cases of bees in homes.
Newspaper headlines: French police 'at war' and Meghan column 'sexist'
Riots in France and a watchdog ruling on Jeremy Clarkson's column about Meghan make Saturday's papers.
Foreign Office warns Britons over travel to France during riots
The Foreign Office tells Britons it's "more important than ever" to get proper travel insurance.
Trainee pilots lose tens of thousands after flying schools collapse
Trainee pilots are urging the aviation watchdog to prevent others from losing money and qualifications.
Energy bills fall as new price cap comes into force
A household in England, Wales and Scotland using a typical amount of energy will now pay £426 less a year.