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Older people could be more 'resilient' to feelings of loneliness, says research.

Deciding against a "list of political leaders" means neither Theresa May nor Donald Trump will be there.

A coroner rules the six-year-old girl, who was battered to death by her father, was unlawfully killed.

The increase will affect 4.1 million customers who will see average bills rise by £60 a year.

Floral tributes to Henry Vincent were removed from a fence near where he was killed in Hither Green.

Welsh Commonwealth Games swimmer Otto Putland had denied raping a woman who had sex with his friend.

The brand, set up by Glasgow entrepreneur Michelle Mone, was taken over by a Sri Lankan firm three years ago.

Yulia Skripal, who was poisoned with a toxic nerve agent, has left hospital for a secure location.

Labour says Barry Gardiner "fully supports" its Brexit policy after a recording of him criticising it.

"Holly" was a victim of child sexual exploitation in Shropshire from the age of 14.

The ex-football coach is to challenge the sentence he received for 50 counts of child sexual abuse.

A group of metal fans described the unnecessary island rescue attempt as "like a scene from the X-Files".

Her Majesty and the naturalist took a stroll around the palace grounds.

BBC News NI asks young people how much they know about the Good Friday Agreement.

The supermarket chain says it will be the first to ban the controversial oil in own-brand products.

It gave a powerful platform to artists of colour who were often female or gay

The environment secretary calls for evidence on the practice from industry experts and campaigners.

Evidence from so-called paedophile hunters is increasingly being used in prosecutions, BBC finds.

Singer Isaac Gracie always thought he'd be a choral singer - and then his voice broke...

Lisa Jones says anti-abortion protesters told her she was "killing something with a heartbeat".

Lexi, Luna and Nessie are three Labradors that regularly save canine lives by donating their blood.

The latest professional networking tools take a cue from Tinder

Nicola Gaskin gave birth to Winter Wolfe - who died a day later after a series of complications.

The inquiry will consider an energy firm's application to frack at a second site in Lancashire.

Data harvesting is a multi-billion dollar industry privacy campaigners believe is far too opaque.