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Despite Ant being absent from screens for most of 2018, he still claimed victory alongside Dec.

Motorists are being warned of hazardous driving conditions for Wednesday morning.

It comes as a former soldier sues the MoD after catching the disease while serving in Afghanistan.

After #GetTonyAFlypast started trending online the RAF have said they’ll perform a flyby to commemorate the anniversary of 10 airmen’s deaths.

Charlotte Brown's family speak following a meeting with the home secretary about the case.

The coffins of Victor and Edna Barnett were carried in by pall bearers from RAF Cosford.

After Molly Russell took her own life, her family found distressing material through her Instagram account.

The High Street cake chain says rescue talks with banks have failed and it has run out of money.

No deal makes hard border obvious, says EC spokesman, but Irish government calls that unacceptable.

Cardiff City's Emiliano Sala was on board an aircraft which vanished over the Channel Islands.

A child's death at a hospital in Glasgow has been linked to an infection spread by bird droppings.

The fungus was a "contributing factor" in the death of the youngster at a Glasgow hospital.

The man, who was locked in a custody row, wanted to show the boy's mum in a bad light, a jury hears.

Sophie Walker announces her decision after four years as head of the Women's Equality Party.

Denise Fergus criticises the Academy for nominating a film about her son's young killers.

Two senior executives will move from Wiltshire but no jobs will be lost in the process.

How MPs hope to change the Brexit process when Theresa May brings the issue back to the Commons.

A builder drove through the doors of the new Travelodge and repeatedly smashed into the building.

The RSPCA said it was "total chance" the pony was found and she was "very lucky to have been spotted".

The naturalist tells Prince William people must look after the natural world, or it will be wrecked.