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Space scientists in Aberystwyth believe they have captured the first confirmed UK sighting of a meteorite hitting the Moon.

The Ocean's Eleven star turned up with flowers and a card for care home resident Pat Adams.

A notorious fly-tipper who dumped household waste in beauty spots in the countryside had his van crushed and was sentenced to 20 months in prison.

A coroner referred the case of Benjamin King's death to police over fears evidence was falsified.

The UK's PM appears in a glossy photo shoot and says of President Trump: "I like to think we got on."

Police say it is "only right" they use Shaun Walmsley's own money in a bid to locate him.

A number of people were injured during clashes at a Varsity sports event between the universities of Sussex and Brighton.

Ex-chancellor says Parliament is "enhanced" by having MPs with "different experience".

A man phoned his mother to help a woman he had seen fall in a remote Cornish village via a webcam 200 miles away.

Since 2010 there have been more than 1,800 reports of attacks involving corrosive fluids in London.

The author added fictitious entries to an official marriage register when she was a teenager.

New roads also spoil rural views and harm town economies, says the Campaign to Protect Rural England.

A wallaby dies after it is left "terrorised" by a vandalism attack at a farm play park in southern Scotland.

A Cardiff man who used a James Bond-style USB cufflink to store extremist data admits five charges of terrorism.

John Place was told his eyesight was too poor for him to drive before he killed Poppy-Arabella Clarke.

Why are Japanese, French and Italian firms making English their main language?

Living near the best performing schools can put 8% on to the value of the average home.

An MP who struggled to pay for her son's funeral welcomes moves to offer ceremonies free for all under-18s

British born Radio Caroline DJ, Mark Dezzani, is hoping to become Prince of Seborga.

What is Snapchat streak? And why is it worrying some kids? Newsround's Ricky Boleto explains.

Road infrastructure investment by government to triple

The retailer is the latest company to pull ads amid fears of appearing next to extremist content.

Deputy Labour leader says Unite affiliating with Momentum could "destroy" the party.

The cow is now back "happily grazing in the field" despite her ordeal, the fire service said.

Firefighters said 32,000 chickens in total were threatened by the blaze but they saved half of them.