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The 20-year-old's family call for "dignified" protests after angry clashes with police in Hackney.

Passengers reported the pilot announcing an emergency as the plane descended at speed.

The inspiration for Sir Alec Guinness's character in the film has been commemorated with a blue plaque.

Fire crews say the man had been drinking and fled the scene after the crash.

An expert warns of tuition fees rising or being diverted, but the pensions scheme says it is secure.

Father Joe Duffy accuses the Crown Office of failures in the case following the murder of his daughter in 1992.

Lee Kingsberry has cerebral palsy and says he wanted to give people a reason to stare at him.

The pair are being questioned over the first attack on the 14-year-old, police say.

The preserved coffin is on show alongside the monk's comb and pectoral cross.

A man who punched a jogger and a dog walker in an unprovoked attack is told he is "not wanted in Wales".

Police search for Molly Owens after her father, who repeatedly attacked a woman, fails to show up in court.

Police have written to parents about the scam, which sees money moved through children's bank accounts.

Prince William flew the woman to hospital on his final East Anglian Air Ambulance shift.

The former dancer with the Britain's Got Talent winners had recently moved to Canada and married.

Ray Dare, 91, excelled as he grew older, his club said.

British Touring Car driver Luke Davenport has multiple broken bones after an 11-car pile-up.

Test purchases by councils show some shops are selling knives to children as young as 13.

Britain's Jordanne Whiley reveals she was pregnant when she won her fourth successive Wimbledon women's wheelchair doubles title.

The final episode of the 31st series was shot entirely in a single take on one camera.

The death of 11-month-old Charlie Gard, after a long legal battle, makes most of the front pages.

An economist says the current system is extremely wasteful and there is a "subsidy addiction".

Two men are left with 'life-changing' injuries after a noxious liquid was thrown at them.

The aim is to show police messages are more successful if the focus is not about making people afraid.

It follows a critical Home Office report into the way Avon Fire and Rescue is run.

It's 50 years since the partial decriminalisation of homosexual sex in England and Wales. How did the law change society?