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The pensioner was crushed to death and lay undiscovered over Christmas, an inquest hears.

Khalid Mohamed Omar Ali can be questioned until 11 May, police say.

The hand is programmed to react within milliseconds and perform four different "grasps".

Christine Connor posed as a Swedish model online to lure a man into helping her kill PSNI officers.

The PM launches a stinging attack on the "bureaucrats of Brussels" in a Downing Street speech.

Inquiry chair Professor Alexis Jay says she has already dismissed the family's fears.

Two-time Wimbledon finalist Ilie Nastase says tournament organisers are 'small-minded' for not inviting him to the Royal Box this summer.

A road is strewn with potatoes when a lorry carrying the vegetable sheds it load.

Jimmy Prout's body was found dumped on wasteland and partly eaten by animals, a court heard.

A seven-year-old from Shirley in Birmingham shows off her new sports blade to playground pals.

It’s often a chore or a bore – so why do we ask for it?

Vitor dos Santos tells BBC Panorama he had nothing to do with Madeleine's disappearance

Damon Smith could have caused "maximum damage" had his shrapnel-filled device exploded.

Some of the calls have resulted in action that might have been missed, says the police council.

A look back on why we love the actress as she is announced as the recipient of the Bafta Fellowship.

At least half of this year's grape harvest has been wiped out, winemakers warn.

Why are elections across the UK always held on Thursdays?

Melody is unable to go to his concerts because of the risk of infection.

Pause before revealing your favourite gigs online - as you may be compromising your bank account.

It's ungentlemanly to discuss money, but that's what the UK and EU are doing after more speculation.

A "small number of coins" have been affected when struck at a rapid rate during production.

The Lib Dem leader is told to stop saying Leave voters didn't know what they were voting for.

The EU says the UK must "settle its accounts" - but ministers say they won't pay 100bn euros.

Three people from Bournemouth are detained by officers investigating the shooting of Guy Hedger

Sainsbury's full-year profits bear the brunt of rising costs and tough competition on the High Street.