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An inspection of Aberdeen Crematorium finds some staff believe they were "victims" of the national investigation into the disposal of infant remains.

How does the Chilcot report assess the flawed intelligence gathering process used by Tony Blair and his inner circle to justify the invasion of Iraq in 2003?

Coachloads of Chinese tourists stopping off and taking selfies in Kidlington is baffling local people.

A special homecoming event to welcome back Wales' Euro 2016 team is being held in Cardiff on Friday.

Five men are killed when a wall collapses at a recycling site in the Nechells area of Birmingham, say West Midlands Police.

Theresa May and Andrea Leadsom will compete to become the next Conservative leader - and prime minister - after Michael Gove was eliminated from the contest.

A man who drove the wrong way on a motorway to evade police officers is jailed for 16 months.

Andrea Leadsom and Theresa May are vying to be the next Tory leader and the second female prime minister in UK history - here's how they measure up.

BBC legal correspondent Clive Coleman considers whether former PM Tony Blair could face legal action in the wake of the critical Chilcot report into the Iraq War.

A Muslim peer has been sent an envelope containing white powder and a racially offensive note, prompting a security alert at the Houses of Parliament.

Chilcot Report: UK soldiers say they were let down when they were sent to fight with inadequate equipment.

A police officer who saved the lives of two Tube passengers during the 7/7 London bombings retires on the 11th anniversary of the attacks.

The Great British Bake Off is to get two Christmas specials later this year, with four bakers from previous series doing three seasonal challenges.

Ex-celebrity publicist Max Clifford, who was jailed in 2014 for a string of indecent assaults, is cleared of indecently assaulting a 17-year-old girl in the 1980s.

Two young children who died after the car they were in crashed into a loch are named by police.

Families of those killed in the Iraq War give their reaction to Tony Blair's response to the Chilcot inquiry.

Tony Blair is a focus of press commentaries in the world's newspapers following Wednesday's report on the UK's involvement in the Iraq War, and there is little sympathy for the former British prime minister.

Andy Murray is asked, following the resignation of the Prime Minister and the England football manager, if he is Britain's last hope.

A narrow gauge railway is being used to transport commuters between the villages of Wanlockhead and Leadhills.

A bus crashes into the front of a bank on a busy high street, killing one person and injuring two others.

A scandal involving scores of families not being given their baby's ashes by crematoria leads the government to change legislation

A 32-year-old man admits murdering Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah in a religiously motivated attack.

Police are hunting a lynx wild cat which has escaped from Dartmoor Zoo and have warned children at one school to stay indoors.

Video footage shows a woman apparently playing with a Rubik's Cube while driving on a stretch of the M61 near Bolton.