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Busy isn’t the status symbol you thought. What the boss thinks when you say it

The five-year-old's family say scans show a tumour at the base of the youngster's back.

Trevor Timon had admitted killing Oliver Dearlove with a single punch but denied murder.

A serviceman shot six times as he treated a casualty in Afghanistan is preparing to take part in the Le Mans 2020.

A head teacher has told parents she is resigning in protest over school funding shortages.

A video of cyclist revenge went viral - but now its publishers cannot verify it.

Rambo the dog shows off his tractor driving skills in County Down, Northern Ireland.

‘Sleeper city’ residents have a gruelling daily travel schedule

The family of Jamal al-Harith say the reported £1m settlement was split between four people.

Cressida Dick becomes the first woman to lead London's police force in its 188-year history.

Gusts of up to 80mph are expected in some areas, with 10cm to 15cm of snow in others.

How do one-punch deaths happen and can anything be done to stop them?

Owners of potentially lethal tumble dryers are given revised guidance by manufacturer Whirlpool.

The Duchess of Cambridge shows off her pool-playing skills on a visit to a children's charity in south Wales.

Labour deputy leader's dance move is caught on camera after Jeremy Corbyn's question.

Three couples speak of their struggle to stay in the UK with their partners because of visa rules.

Labour's Tom Watson appears to perform the 'dab' dance move during Prime Minister's Questions.

Firms "particularly adversely affected" by business rate changes may get help, Theresa May says.

Jamal al-Harith had reportedly received £1m in compensation after being held at Guantanamo Bay.

Armed men helped Shaun Walmsley escape as officers were putting him in a taxi, the BBC understands.

The mother of four says she intends to buy a family home after netting a jackpot of £14.5m.

The fiance of the suffocated children's author Helen Bailey has been found guilty of murder.

Helen Bailey was drugged and suffocated by her fiance and her body thrown in a cesspit.

At least 800 people from the UK have travelled to support or fight for jihadist organisations in Syria and Iraq, according to British officials. But what do we know about them?

A device is found outside the home of a serving police officer in Londonderry.