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James Kirby, from Bristol, was killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza on 1 April.

Liverpool assistant manager Pepijn Lijnders signs a three-year deal with Austrian club RB Salzburg.

Quacking noises played on a phone helped the duck locate her brood after they fell from their nest.

Police footage shows a man trying to run away from officers in only his dressing gown.

Police footage shows a man trying to run away from officers in only his dressing gown.

Peter Hill said the students were under "excessive and unrealistic" pressures, a report states.

Peter Hill said the students were under "excessive and unrealistic" pressures, a report states.

Three men are prosecuted after Khadra Ali was left with "life-changing" injuries from the incident.

Three men are prosecuted after Khadra Ali was left with "life-changing" injuries from the incident.

A ranger in the New Forest says actress April Rose Pengilly broke the national park's rules.

A ranger in the New Forest says actress April Rose Pengilly broke the national park's rules.

Manchester United manager Marc Skinner says he understands why the club have cancelled their end of season awards dinner despite his side winning the Women's FA Cup.

Manchester City's win at Tottenham is enjoyed by Villa's players during their annual awards dinner.

The UK Health Security Agency has confirmed 16 cases of the diarrhoea-type illness in the county.

Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers, both from Cumbria, are accused of damaging the world-famous tree.

An MP demands to know how police in Cumbria plan to staff the Appleby Horse Fair and Dave Day.

A branch fell and hit a car on the A283 between Dacre Gardens and Shoreham.

Dimitri Clark, who has a speech impediment and doesn't talk on the phone, managed to call 999.

Olympic champion Charlotte Worthington talks to BBC Sport about the mental impact of winning BMX freestyle gold in Tokyo and falling back in love with the sport.

The woman is treated at the scene and taken to an east London hospital.