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The warning system of an Irish helicopter did not include the island it crashed into, says a report.

Girls shows how female characters are judged, writes feminist icon Erica Jong.

In this Viewsnight, surgeon Stephen Westaby condemns what he calls a culture of blame in the NHS.

Richard Westgate died in 2012 after becoming convinced contaminated cockpit air was poisoning him.

They were the only suspects arrested after allegations were made against the former prime minister.

As "quidditch" enters the Oxford Dictionary, BBC News reveals the next Harry Potter words on the watchlist.

Bereaved parents criticise the NHS trust at the centre of an investigation into its maternity services.

Michael Casey was over the alcohol limit when he ran over Stacey Burrows, 16, and Lucy Pygott, 17.

Supermarket says "no intention to offend" over beer advert that said "Good Friday just got better".

The prime minister says UK scientists are "very clear" that sarin or a sarin-like substance was used.

It has a long religious and artistic history

The former glamour model and her son talk to BBC 5 live about online trolls and cyber-bullies.

Both eggs have been left untouched for more than 90 years.

Music pioneer Brian Eno discusses his generative music app Reflection.

The Queen marks the annual service by distributing commemorative coins to 91 men and 91 women.

The pair ran the length of a marathon to create the art work, which took them more than eight hours.

Robert Price junior, or Booboo as he's known, performs with Gandey's Circus.

The cover mocks the original Jolly Fisherman poster, which bore the slogan "Skegness is so bracing".

The Education Secretary wants to get children from 'ordinary working families' into grammar schools.

Designers are inventing new ways to stay under the radar

A woman is charged after eight people started fighting in the orchestra stalls, police say.

Rail services are disrupted by engineering works and airports are busy, but the sun might come out.

Father Michael Higginbottom is given 17 years for assaulting the boy at St Joseph's College, Upholland.

The 30-year-old from County Donegal went overboard while two children slept inside a rented boat.

The supermarket chain opens its 50th Argos in-store concession since buying the retailer last year.