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Robyn and Megan say falling pregnant as teenagers changed their lives for the better.

The jet's pilots spotted the drone flying directly above them at high speed, a report said.

People with lung conditions describe the impact air pollution has on their health.

Cats, shoes, eggs and milkshakes - why people throw things at politicians.

Stretched staff, cavernous premises and the curse of the coupon.

Politicians want to extend women's legal protection against being made redundant when going back to work.

As British Steel teeters on the brink, townspeople are once again fearing the worst.

Personal details for 4,545 TalkTalk customers stolen during a 2015 data breach are accessible online.

The men who play for the Middlesbrough club say it helps give them a sense of belonging.

David Davies, who wears a body camera because of abuse, is also called a traitor outside Parliament.

The PM wants MPs them to vote on what she says is a "new" Brexit deal - but what exactly has changed?

A Tesco clubcard and national insurance card were among those posted to Becca Milsom.

Blue boxes have appeared in Southampton, Nottingham and Taunton, all venues in the Cricket World Cup

The UK celebrity chef says he is "devastated" as his restaurant group goes into administration.

Theresa May says MPs will get a vote on whether to hold another referendum if they back her bill.

Jamien Nagadhana, who was also JLS star Oritse Williams' driver, denies sexual assault.

Their battles on the track defined motor racing in the 1970s, and were immortalised in the film Rush.

A tourist says doctors "did great things putting me back together" after the London Bridge attack.

A lobby group says councils could resort to providing the "bare minimum" because of rising costs.

The Brexit Party leader is referred to a European Parliament committee over the £450,000 sum.