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The world's longest aircraft completes its fifth test flight over Bedfordshire.

The temporary measure means foreign nationals affected by the fire can stay in the UK for 12 months.

A South African group of Zulu dancers arrived at the wrong school due to a mix-up of addresses.

The prison failed to assess Thomas Morris' mental health properly, says inquest jury.

Metro Mayor Andy Street said having the broadcaster in the region would be 'genuinely transformative'.

Charlie Dunn, five, drowned in a lake on a visit to Bosworth Water Park in Leicestershire last year.

A banker claims Mike Ashley promised to pay him £15m if he increased Sport's Direct share values.

It's 50 years since a law that decriminalised homosexual acts in England and Wales.

Robert Trigg had denied killing Caroline Devlin in 2006 and Susan Nicholson in 2011.

Twenty-one people died when two bombs were detonated in Birmingham city centre in November 1974.

Bijan Ebrahimi, a disabled Iranian refugee, was murdered outside his flat in Brislington in 2013 after being racially abused for seven years.

The case was brought over cutting levels of nitrogen dioxide.

More than £47m was paid to players, managers and directors between 2001 and 2010 in tax-free loans.

As the Pride London Parade event approaches we want to hear your views on what it means to you.

The Conservative MP famous for his eccentricity, championing British values and using a 29-letter word in Parliament.

MPs are asked if they "would like to be viewed by their constituents shrieking their heads off.".

The team will take over housing at the council, as police say they have recovered the last visible human remains from the tower.

Conservative MP's sixth child is called Sixtus Dominic Boniface Christopher.

The Vatican's children's hospital had asked if the terminally ill baby could be transferred to Rome.

Theresa May hits back at the Labour leader by saying he would "bankrupt" the UK if elected.

Official figures show Scottish GDP grew by 0.8%, having shrunk by 0.2% in the previous three months.

New editor Edward Enninful is set to take charge of the publication in August.

"I just feel like he has turned my world upside down," victim Dawn Clark says.

The glamour and excitement of a lost era

Researchers say they could often predict the match winner from listening to grunts from the first serves.