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John Henry Newman is the first English person born since the 17th Century to be canonised.

The boy ran to a neighbour's house after his father, who is in his 40s, was shot in both ankles.

Scotland crash out of the World Cup at the pool stage for only the second time after being beaten by an irrepressible Japan in Yokohama.

Two boys, aged 14 and 15, and two men, aged 20 and 30, will appear in court at a later date.

The celebrity line-up could be the boost that the show needs.

The Labour leader says suggestions he would go if he loses the next election are "hypothetical".

David Boase says Swindon Council's response to his repeated calls was "unbelievable".

Potential bills that may be announced in the Queen's Speech.

Event highlights include tea duelling, burlesque shows and parades.

Home Secretary Priti Patel tells Andrew Marr Show that progress has been made by Boris Johnson in talks between UK and EU officials.

The Scottish first minister is asked if Scottish independence would mean similar issues to the Irish border post-Brexit.

Lisa Williams, from Suffolk, claims the golden spurtle in the 26th year of the Highlands competition.

The BBC discovered three children from the same family stranded after their parents died in the fighting with Islamic State.

The group has two golds, three silvers and a bronze between them.

The British paraclimber Jesse Dufton said he was the first blind climber to lead an ascent of the sea stack.

A boy's experience of "school refusal" prompts others to tell their similar stories.

Honda said "no viable alternative" to the Swindon plant closure had been found during consultation.

On Sunday, Cardinal Newman becomes the first English saint for centuries - what did he do to deserve it?

Ministers say a deal with the EU is a "priority" as they prepare to outline their future plans.

The conference is being held as party leader Nicola Sturgeon faces mounting pressure over her independence strategy.