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The shop workers groomed girls with free sweets and mobile phone top-ups before assaulting them.

The restaurant chain's latest TV campaign has been criticised for exploiting childhood bereavement.

Looking after family - the experiences of relatives and business

Do voters actually read election manifestos and do they have any effect on how anyone votes?

An ethical hacking expert demonstrates what happens when the WannaCry ransomware hits a PC.

The grime artist gives money to an Oxford University student so she can afford to study at Harvard.

Police resume their search for a murdered teenage girl, 15 years after her uncle was jailed.

The columnist's contract is terminated, the paper says, after an article on footballer Ross Barkley.

Sinn Féin accuses the DUP leader of sexism over Michelle O'Neill, but others say its an over-reaction.

Adeel Akhtar is the first non-white winner of the best actor prize in the awards' history.

Hundreds have changed their profile pictures to support an officer's campaign against child sexual exploitation.

The vehicle automatically phoned emergency services when the drink driver crashed, police say.

The iguana chase won Planet Earth II the Bafta for Must-See Moment.

Ian Brady, who was jailed for three murders in 1966, is understood to be receiving palliative care.

Why ‘little club on the hill’ Forest Green Rovers are set to be a unique addition to the English Football League.

Peter Thompson, from Bournemouth, completed each run in a different country.

Leanne Wood's interview came as she sang Catatonia's Road Rage with Victoria Derbyshire.

The SNP leader says voters will strengthen Scotland's hand over Brexit if they back her party in the election.

Secret filming shows people being fined for dropping orange peel and pouring coffee away.

As part of our Reality Check series on key issues in the run-up to the general election, Steph McGovern examines what's happening to pay.

"New information" leads to a search for the body of Danielle Jones who disappeared in 2001.

Patients are urged to use services "wisely" amid fears the attack's full impact is yet to emerge.

Mountain rescuers say the man fell a "considerable" distance.

Police confirm the taxi driver's car and the body of a man have been found near Pennan in Aberdeenshire.

The entire system shut down because a communications fault, Transport for Greater Manchester says.