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Farmer Shelley Klindt says visitors have included "a man with a magical cape dancing with incense sticks".

A woman is attacked after stopping her car to call an ambulance to a man lying in the road.

A man in his 20s arrested over the death of dog walker Peter Wrighton, 83, remains in custody.

Teacher Caroline Hope became infected while receiving cancer treatment in Turkey.

Clarks has been accused of "everyday sexism" for calling a girls' school shoe the "Dolly Babe".

Fans clashed in the coach park, after a last-minute equaliser had been disallowed.

One appeared to be eating his lunch, while another was using Snapchat, police say.

Hot air balloonists are making the most of the good weather after high winds hampered previous ascents.

A 41-year-old man is held on suspicion of murder after the discovery in Sutton Coldfield.

Needing 35 to win from the final over of their match, a village side score an improbable 40 runs to earn a remarkable victory.

Rimmer joins Joe McFadden, Richard Coles, Gemma Atkinson, Mollie King, Davood Ghadami and Ruth Langsford.

Mo Farah recovers from second place in his last UK track race by doing the 'Mobot' on the London Eye.

The Tory MP says he "wouldn't put any money" on reports that he is considering a leadership bid.

Torsten Kulke was last seen near Aird Uig on the Isle of Lewis on 28 July.

The Sky Sports presenter was arrested in Eton, Berkshire, on Saturday.

It's 50 years since the crack-down on pirate stations such as Radio Caroline and Radio London.

Artist Colin Seal completes mural for RNLI anniversary he never thought he would live to see.

Five people arrested after a fight between 200 fans after a Middlesbrough-Sheffield United game.

Philip Hammond and Liam Fox put on a show of unity as they agree on a post-Brexit transition period.

President Buhari has been in London for much of 2017, getting treatment for an undisclosed illness.

The mother of a woman who killed herself in prison speaks out against the prison system.

Campaigners stage a protest against grouse shooting as organisers say the event helps fund preservation.

Opinions on the tech giant's big diversity disaster

Emma Halford, 31, used to weigh more than 15st. Now she's turned her life around and wants to help others.

The Lib Dems say having responses published online is "devaluing the information" since it also goes to rivals.