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A 12-year-old girl was also injured and has been airlifted to hospital, police say.

The revolutionary technology allows wind power to be harvested in waters too deep for current turbines.

Why people can't be packaged

The "General Lee" lookalike car had broken down after a classic car show.

Jordan Spieth wins The Open at Royal Birkdale by three shots, after an enthralling battle with Matt Kuchar.

Charlie Gard's parents say they have faced a "backlash" after GOSH said staff had been threatened.

Sadiq Khan claims VW owes Transport for London £2.5m in missed congestion charges following its emissions scandal.

Britain's Chris Froome wins the Tour de France for the fourth time in five years as Dylan Groenewegen sprints to victory on the Champs Elysees.

Anya Shrubsole takes 6-46 as England win the Women's World Cup thanks to a nine-run win over India in a pulsating final at Lord's.

The Scottish Conservative leader also warns the UK government must show greater leadership.

How James Andrews' first experience with a drone left him with serious injuries.

Gina Parkin now describes the seaside resort as "the best of British".

Winners and losers from Generation Games gone by share their memories ahead of the show's comeback.

Tarek Naggar was wounded in the chest after refusing to hand over his wallet to robbers.

Windows were smashed overnight and fire extinguishers were used to soak furniture and fittings.

The man tried to open an emergency door on board a flight from Poland but was restrained by crew.

Liam Fox says he would not want any interim arrangement after Brexit to "drag on" beyond 2022.

The five-year-old had been selling 50p cups of lemonade to festival goers in east London.

The woman was climbing Munros in the Fisherfield Forest when she slipped and injured her ankle.

Jeremy Corbyn says he didn't promise to write off student debt - despite saying he would "deal with" it.

Why flight attendants don't like you ordering a certain soft drink - and other news nuggets.

The County Londonderry para-athlete says he is planning ahead after his time on the racetrack ends.

Presenters Clare Balding, Victoria Derbyshire and Emily Maitlis sign an open letter, saying "act now".

Nigel Owens, who refereed the 2015 Rugby World Cup final, says his struggle is far from over.

The former Great British Bake Off presenters will host a four-episode run of the classic game show.