- Tories see big losses in last pre-general election test
- Luton stay in bottom three after draw with Everton
- Leeds score eight tries in victory over Broncos
- Salford hold off late fightback to beat Giants
- House gas explosion leaves person hurt
- Olivia Rodrigo fans make 'best of a bad situation'
- Suspended Tory leaves council majority on the brink
- Claire Ward elected as first East Midlands mayor
- Around-the-world cruise staff member missing at sea
- Grand National protesters who tried to block road fined
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O'Sullivan casts doubt on UK appearances next season
Ronnie O'Sullivan casts doubt on whether he will play in the UK next season after his hopes of a record eighth world title in the modern era are dashed by Stuart Bingham.
Taxi driver killed man minutes after police stop
Shakoor Ahmed is accused of "pure arrogance and recklessness" after killing Daniel Beames.
Taxi driver killed man minutes after police stop
Taxi driver Shakoor Ahmed has been jailed for killing pedestrian Daniel Beames.
Stalker ex-BBC DJ in libel payout to detective
An officer who led the inquiry into Alex Belfield took action over claims made on his YouTube channel.
Man who tortured friend over 'stolen' iPad jailed
Nicholas Ward stabbed Tony McDermott 51 times after falsely accusing him of stealing his device.
Police officer pleads guilty to terror offences
Mohammed Adil, of Bradford, was given conditional bail ahead of his sentencing next month.
Two boys, 12, killed man with machete, court hears
Shaun Seesahai was "utterly defenceless" when he was attacked for no reason, a trial hears.
ELO keyboardist Richard Tandy dies at age of 76
Jeff Lynne announces the death of the band member and describes him as a "remarkable musician".
Overcoming poor form was 'healthy' for Foxes - Hermansen
Leicester City goalkeeper Mads Hermansen says it was "healthy" for the club to overcome poor form before sealing the Championship title.
Ballots cast in car as polling station locked
Cambridge City Council says a member of staff used their own car when the polling station could not be opened.
Dad faked DNA test to avoid paying child support
William Boswarva sent someone else to go for the paternity test he was supposed to have.
Dad faked DNA test to avoid paying child support
William Boswarva sent someone else to go for the paternity test he was supposed to have.
Farmer held over burglary shooting death
The man is being detained on suspicion of murder following the shooting, the BBC understands.
'Industrial-scale' fake pill making machine seized
Hundreds of thousands of tablets were found at storage units near Durham and Gateshead.
More than 700 people arrive by small boats in a day
A total of 711 people were detected crossing the English Channel on Wednesday.
Bath boss Van Graan signs new deal until 2030
Bath head of rugby Johann van Graan signs a new long-term deal to stay at the Premiership side until the end of the 2029-30 season.
'We thought it was a joke' - Dismay as Co-op Live gig cancelled
Rapper A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie's show was postponed just minutes after the doors were supposed to open at the £365m venue.
How much is Manchester United's squad worth?
Amid Manchester United's squad being put up for sale, BBC Sport have worked with CIES Football Observatory to calculate the approximate market value of each player.
Buildings damaged in overnight lightning strikes
The roofs of a care home and university building in West Sussex are damaged by lightning strikes.
School reopens after attempted murder arrest
There is a heightened police presence around Birley Academy in Sheffield after Wednesday's attack.
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