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Should Prince Andrew Drive be renamed? Divided residents suggest other royals to honour
"I hate it," Shirley told us.
Man pushed on to train tracks at railway station
British Transport Police have released a CCTV image of a woman they wish to speak to after a man was pushed on to the tracks at a railway station.
Man who stabbed pregnant girlfriend to death after release for teen's murder jailed
A convicted murderer who killed his pregnant girlfriend by stabbing and slashing her 23 times at her home in Walthamstow, northeast London, has been sentenced to life with a minimum term of 42 years.
Former TGI Fridays chief in move to snap up UK chain 
The manager of the bulk of TGI Fridays' restaurants around the world has swooped to buy its British operations in a deal which preserves all 2,000 jobs at the chain.
Ex-sergeant major jailed for sexually assaulting teenage soldier who later took her own life
A former sergeant major has been jailed for six months for sexually assaulting a teenage soldier, who later took her own life after being bombarded with messages by another senior colleague.
Just Stop Oil activists who sprayed Stonehenge with orange powder cleared following trial
Three Just Stop Oil activists who sprayed Stonehenge with orange powder have been cleared of criminal damage following a trial.
Rise in meningitis cases prompts push for vaccinations
Health officials have urged parents to ensure their children are vaccinated following a spike in meningitis cases.
Ex-international hockey player who claimed wife stabbed herself to death jailed for her murder
A former international hockey player-turned-coach who claimed his wife stabbed herself to death has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 21 years for her murder.
'Significant' step in establishing national justice programme for Post Office victims
A "significant" step has been taken in establishing a national restorative justice programme for victims of the Post Office's Horizon IT scandal.
Manchester synagogue attacker died of multiple gunshot wounds, inquest hears
The Manchester synagogue attacker died after he sustained multiple gunshot wounds, an inquest has heard.
Thieves steal more than 1,000 items from museum in 'brazen' heist
Thieves have stolen more than 1,000 items from a museum's collection in California, including jewellery, carvings and Native American artefacts.
Removal of Andrew's titles is seismic - but there is another major shift in palace's statement
The public and politicians had spoken, and the King, it seems, had no choice.
UK to provide £5m in additional aid for Hurricane Melissa recovery
The UK will provide an additional £5m in emergency humanitarian funding to help the Caribbean region recover from Hurricane Melissa, the government has said.
Arrests made after XL bully kills nine-month-old baby
Two people have been arrested after an XL bully killed a baby in South Wales.
Military deployed to enforce curfew after tensions boil over during Tanzania election
The Tanzanian military has been deployed to enforce a curfew after tensions boiled over during the east African country's presidential election.
'Send help': The desperate pleas from Hurricane Melissa survivors
Driving through western Jamaica, it's staggering how wide Hurricane Melissa's field of destruction is.
Holiday hotspot airport close to cancelling all landings due to US government shutdown
Orlando airport, one of America's most popular travel hubs, came close to cancelling all landings after the government's shutdown caused a last-minute scramble for air traffic controllers.
'Huge moment in world history' as Andrew loses titles - and will be kicked out of royal home
The family of Prince Andrew's accuser have hailed the King's decision to remove his royal titles and have him leave his Windsor home after weeks of renewed scrutiny over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Apple and Amazon defy expectations with latest results
Tech giants Apple and Amazon have defied industry predictions with better-than-expected financial results.
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