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A review has heard how complaints were dismissed as "women's problems" with many left "traumatised".

Ameer Davies-Rana says it is time to "get rid" a monument to Sir Thomas Picton in Carmarthenshire.

Coronavirus rules allow only one childcare provider, making life difficult for childminders and parents.

Under-30s have been hardest hit by the lockdown, what do they want from the chancellor's summer update?

What you need to know about how the immune system works.

About 100 videos of an offensive song were viewed more than six million times before it took action.

Celebrity portrait photographer Andy Gotts celebrates 30 years behind the camera.

There must be no shortages in protective gear if the UK faces a second wave of coronavirus, say MPs.

In a special investigation, several gymnasts tell BBC Sport of an alleged "culture of fear" in the sport of weight shaming and abuse.

The latest controversy around Huawei has shone a spotlight on the murky world of Chinese espionage.

The way patients' concerns over side effects were dealt with is addressed in a long-awaited review.

Footage of Bianca Williams and her partner being searched by officers has sparked controversy.

Stand-in captain Ben Stokes says England are ready for the "massive occasion" of the first Test against West Indies, which starts on Wednesday.

DHL Supply Chain will cut about 40% of its workforce at car plants in the Midlands and North West.

The chief executive of a body representing sports facilities calls for a £800m government bailout.

The Duchess of Cornwall and Dame Judi Dench tell 5 Live neither of them had really liked being online before.

A survey by the Office for National Statistics looked at who had been infected in the community in England.

Firefighters help save eight drivers who were stuck in floodwater on the major road in London.

Plans to build a new factory next to the Ford plant in Bridgend are put on hold by firm Ineos.

The Hollywood star is suing The Sun newspaper over a story saying he abused his ex-wife Amber Heard.