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Jacob Brentnall drove from his home in Nottingham after midnight when he heard about the bombing.

The US singer suspends her European tour after a bomber killed 22 people at her Manchester show.

The enduring image of 1980s Essex is at the heart of a new comedy by the writer of The Inbetweeners.

The "We Love Manchester Emergency Fund" hits £2m as donations flood in.

West Ham co-chairman David Sullivan’s son is united with the homeless man who helped victims during the Manchester attack.

Soldiers are backing up police following Monday's bomb attack at Manchester Arena.

Jessica Parker says she wants to reunite with her homeless son Chris after seeing him on the news.

Keith Burgess groped a teenage girl and sent flirtatious texts to another while on duty.

An Irish teenager hacked the Sun website with a fake story reporting Rupert Murdoch's death.

A fifth arrest is made in the UK over the arena bombing, as it emerges a police officer is among the dead.

A book borrowed in Dudley eight years ago turned up at a library in Kentucky, US.

The Beguiled stars Colin Farrell and Kirsten Dunst

Security is increased to protect key sites following the Manchester Arena bombing, as people continue to pay tribute to those who died.

The sports car maker has made a first-quarter profit this year for the first time in a decade.

Happy Birthday to the 'Town for Tomorrow'! 70 Years ago, Princess Margaret opened Cumbernauld's futuristic town centre.

The neighbour of Salman Abedi's brother tells BBC Newsnight Abedi's recent behaviour was threatening.

Donations to political parties in the first quarter of 2017 have been published by the Electoral Commission.

One of Northern Ireland's best known tourist attractions is closed after vandals cut its ropes.

A mother of three answers her children's questions about the tragic events in Manchester.

Experts say its success will depend on how much people are willing to pay to indulge their nostalgia.

Eight-year-old Saffie Roussos was "a beautiful little girl", says her head teacher Chris Upton.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

The archive, which has about 20,000 entries, reflects the company's 165 year history.

As the UK terror threat level is raised to its highest level, we ask what does that mean?

Brenna's mother thought her daughter was too young and too healthy to be having a stroke.