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Ceon Broughton filmed Louella Fletcher-Michie as she lay dying and branded her a "drama queen".

A woman who killed her husband after "decades of abuse" faces a retrial after her murder conviction is quashed.

More than three and a half hours a day of TV could hasten memory decline, a study suggests.

Queer Eye's Tan France gives his tips for dressing sustainably and explains why he understands the appeal of fast fashion.

A coroner finds three friends were killed in an accident after trespassing on rail tracks in south London.

Tom Ballard went missing trying to reach the summit of a peak known as "Killer Mountain" in Pakistan.

Mistakes that led to child sexual grooming scandals are being repeated with gangs, a report warns.

Mistakes that led to child sexual grooming scandals are being repeated with gangs, a report warns.

Children held in secure units are still not safe from physical and sexual abuse, a report finds.

People say "intense" heat from the blaze at a tyre plant in Birmingham damaged nearby homes.

The artist asked for a cup of Yorkshire tea and a cigarette after being trapped for half an hour.

About 261,000 more non-EU citizens came to the UK than left in the year to September 2018, the ONS says.

Simone Mastrelli admitted assaulting Sean Cox outside Anfield ahead of a Champions League game.

Little Mix's Jade Thirwall on snacks, poo and altitude sickness as she climbs Kilimanjaro.

The journalist asks if David Lammy's issue with her Comic Relief posts is "because she is white".

The hunt for a "forever" home is finally over for lonely lurcher Hector.

The ghoulish meme known as "momo" is a hoax, fact-checkers and charities say.

The US singer responds to concerns about a straight artist headlining the LGBT event in Manchester.

London-focused estate agent swings to a loss and says Brexit uncertainty is harming confidence.

A report today suggests 27,000 children are members of gangs, but how accurate is that figure?