- Skydiver who died in parachute jump named by police
- 'Eunuch-maker' mutilator jailed for 22 years
- City barman hailed 'hero' for helping choking baby
- Channel search stood down after debris identified
- Ex-mayor cleared of trying to murder ill mother
- Sunak to blame for Tory 'chaos', Houchen says
- Haaland on Premier League player of season shortlist
- Brutal crime group caught by its own messages
- Son's death 'ripped our family apart'
- Choir sings hymn over city from Cathedral top
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Green assembly member quits days after election
Siân Berry's exit from the London Assembly means mayoral candidate Zoë Garbett will take her place.
Green assembly member quits days after election
Siân Berry's exit from the London Assembly means mayoral candidate Zoë Garbett will take her place.
Tech firms told to hide 'toxic' content from children
Social media firms like Instagram and TikTok will have to make changes to comply with new online safety laws.
England star Jack Grealish fined for speeding
The former Aston Villa captain was caught driving at 44mph in a 30mph zone in Worcestershire.
Man charged with murder after farm death
A 51-year-old man was pronounced dead at a farm in Chartham, near Canterbury, on Sunday.
Brighton Pier to introduce admission fee
The cost of operating Brighton Palace Pier has risen 31% in the last five years, the owners say.
Getafe hope to keep Man Utd forward Greenwood
Getafe hope to keep Manchester United's on-loan forward Mason Greenwood for another season, says club president Angel Torres.
'I told Kyren Wilson to take up snooker'
Peter Ebdon - the 2002 snooker title holder - says Wilson is "a true world champion".
Spurs' Thomas relishing second FA Cup final
Tottenham striker Martha Thomas is preparing for her second successive Women's FA Cup final against former club Manchester United.
Improvements to cost 'millions' at football club
Ipswich Town is tasked with bringing its facilities up to the Premier League's standard.
Runner, 61, breaks world record for 1,000th marathon
After his first, at 18, Steve Edwards said "never again", but looking back he says it was a special journey.
Runner, 61, breaks world record for 1,000th marathon
After his first, at 18, Steve Edwards said "never again", but looking back he says it was a special journey.
Carers were dishonest when claiming benefits - CPS
The carers say they were told that they did not need to declare their income when making a claim.
Unlikely wartime friendship lasts a lifetime
Roy Burton, 93, speaks about his wartime memories ahead of the 79th anniversary of Liberation Day.
London's Thames Barrier marks 40th anniversary
But the capital's flood defences will need to be 50cm (20in) higher in the future, officials say.
Children with peanut allergies improving - trial
Five NHS hospitals are giving children everyday foods to treat milk and peanut allergies in a trial.
Artist's family supports bid to save steel dinosaurs
Genevieve Glatt's daughters visited the park before handing over original designs to archivists.
Antisemitism complaints surge after Hamas attacks
A Jewish doctor speaks of being abused by a colleague, as reports to the GMC of antisemitism surge.
Woman receives WW2 medal after almost 80 years
Evelyn Hillier, 97, was given the medal in a surprise ceremony at her care home near Stamford.
Mum's support for assisted dying after son's death
Antonya Cooper's son died in 1981 aged seven years old after being diagnosed with neuroblastoma.