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Gunfire from an Apache helicopter can be heard in the headcam footage.

Judge jails former HBOS manager Lynden Scourfield and five other financiers over £245m loans scam.

The British Antarctic Survey's Halley research station is towed 23km inland to avoid an icy fate.

Helmet-cam footage requested by the BBC captures the Apache helicopter gunfire which left a Taliban fighter seriously wounded, before Marine A Alexander Blackman shot him dead at close range.

One of the daughters of former Christian charity head John Smyth QC says having boys around the house was a normal part of her childhood, after allegations of abuse against him emerged.

The dispute between Southern and Aslef is "over", the TUC general secretary says.

Readers share stories of their childhood time capsules and the items they buried.

The fiance of Tunisia victim Carly Lovett told her he loved her before trying to save her life.

Plans to spend £8m a year on externally-employed reporters will take effect in the summer, BBC confirms.

The force says it was "an internal communications error" and has apologised to the owner.

Flight attendants share their tips for seat-swapping etiquette

Scottish Conservative MSP Murdo Fraser laments Finance Secretary Derek Mackay's budget deal with the "lentil-munching, sandal-wearing" Scottish Greens.

The Bank of England keeps rates on hold and makes another big rise in its growth forecast for this year.

Joshua Dobby killed 10-year-old Makayah

From cuddle cots to memory boxes, the experts tell us how they can help with the death of a baby

JK Rowling mocks Twitter users who threaten to burn her books because of her anti-Trump stance.

The SNP and Greens confirm they struck a deal ahead of the first vote on the Scottish budget.

A British woman tells the Victoria Derbyshire programme that police in Dubai are refusing to hand over her passport so she can fly back to the UK for urgent cancer treatment.

Phil Shiner, who brought abuse claims against Iraq War veterans, "made soldiers' lives a misery".

The former first and deputy first ministers invited US President Donald Trump to Northern Ireland when he was elected in November.

Justin Welby says he was unaware of any claims of abuse by a former colleague until 2013.

Lord Ashdown calls for an inquiry into claims of torture by the Army in NI during the Troubles.

The 28-year-old was in the "advanced stages of planning" to join a terrorist group, a jury decides.

Gareth Dack tried to cause an explosion by leaving a gas hob on after the Hartlepool killing.

A 19-year-old man is arrested after tweets mocking Katie Price's disabled son, Harvey, were posted.