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The allegations are connected to 77 clubs, including five in the Premier League.

Derek Taylor, 90, wrote tips on tackling loneliness, which have now been been published.

Sir Nicholas Soames said he gave Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh a 'friendly canine salute'.

Nicholas Soames apologises for the noise directed at the SNP's Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh.

Demonstrations are held in some 35 cities and towns, including one outside 10 Downing Street.

Juniper seeds from across the country have been collected and frozen for future use, experts say.

Thousands of protesters are gathering across the UK in response to President Trump's executive order on immigration.

Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson has spoken in the House of Commons amid criticism of US president Donald Trump's immigration clampdown.

Harry Studley, now aged two, underwent emergency surgery after he was shot with an air rifle.

Lynden Scourfield is one of six people found guilty of a scam that exploited small businesses.

A man shot in the 2015 resort attack lay wounded in an ambulance for 20 minutes, an inquest hears.

Jennie Platt says she is angry at people being treated "like pigeons".

A BBC investigation finds that an elderly man with dementia, found lost in Hereford in November 2015, was abandoned in England by his US family.

Assistant Chief Constable Rebekah Sutcliffe had mocked a colleague's "boob job".

A teenager explains how loneliness made her want to take her own life.

A wheelchair user is told she cannot board a bus, days after a Supreme Court ruling on the issue.

The Great Scottish Run half-marathon course is found to be about 150m short, invalidating the record time set by the winner.

The UK's coldest night of the year so far is recorded in Braemar in Aberdeenshire - at -10.1C (13.8F).

A campaign to stop the US president's UK state visit gains momentum over his immigration crackdown.

Foreign secretary is to brief the Commons on UK response to US refugee restrictions.

The "detention director" job requires someone who believes in order, discipline and obedience.

The newlyweds arrived at their reception in a police car after being involved in a crash en-route.

How an autobiographical play became a hit film

A man in an electric wheelchair is stopped by police in the fast lane of a dual carriageway in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

Police and social services were baffled when an elderly man with an American accent was found lost on the streets of the streets of Hereford. Who was he?