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We answer your questions about police crime figures and whether they tell the whole story.

The unknown holder is the latest in a series of big UK lottery winners in recent years.

With Vince Cable stepping down as leader, who might succeed him and what will it mean for the party?

Meet the woman from the same year as the Hoover who has lived through 21 prime ministers' leadership.

The government's no-deal ferry contracts will require further payments if Brexit is delayed.

Lauren's videos create brain tingles in her viewers but she is adamant it is not sexual.

How did the killers of a 17-year-old boy become famous in their hometown before the murder?

Two teenage girls from Bradford talk about what it means to be part of the "Furries" movement.

Behind the scenes of a UK hip-hop tour featuring an all-female line-up of musicians, rappers and DJs.

A study finds the bacteria and viruses in the nose could give clues to improve the diagnosis.

Saturday's front pages are dominated by the mosque shootings in New Zealand that killed 49 people.

The original cast of Four Weddings and a Funeral also reunited for the first time in 25 years.

The actor, who has played 'M' in James Bond films since 2012, spoke to Newsnight about diversity and political correctness.

Faith and community leaders held a gathering in London for victims of the New Zealand mosque shootings.

Sir Philip Green's retail empire considers store closures amid "exceptionally" tough conditions.

Did you hear the one about the goat that was trying to board a tram?

It comes as the Queen and Theresa May send condolences after the shootings that killed 49.

Works by Damien Hirst, Tracey Emin and other Young British Artists go under the hammer in London.

Mobile phone footage of James Goddard shows him celebrating the cockerel's "vicious" death.

Richard Slocock lost his sight two years ago but refused to give up on his passion for climbing.