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Nine-month old Ruby escaped the ordeal with no more than a cut to her leg.

Somerset County Council blames the "very sharp end" of austerity as it tries to balance its books.

Drone footage before and after the fire on Mynydd Llantysilio which started at the height of the heatwave in July and took four weeks to fully extinguish.

The photos had been taken by a Leicestershire grandmother after she was told to by social workers.

The parents of Max Brett, who had a cochlear implant fitted, wanted to share the "incredible moment".

It was also the hottest summer for England since records began in 1910, the Met Office says.

The artwork is badly damaged after being used to smash a shop window in a burglary attempt.

Three decades in the life of one of the UK's most successful, and occasionally controversial, stars.

Downing Street dismisses the former foreign secretary's attack on Theresa May's Brexit plan.

"You've got to keep shaking it up," says the star, who is the BBC's second-highest paid broadcaster.

BBC coverage of latest developments

BBC coverage of latest developments

BBC coverage of latest developments

Boris Johnson says the UK will get "diddly squat" from the EU if it sticks with the PM's Brexit plans.

The left-wing campaign group says a more open process would usher in a "new generation" of MPs.

Sajid Javid to issue warning over the "full horror of the scale" of internet child sex abuse in the UK.

Andy Scott is a man who rescues distressed companies and says that firms don't fail - owners do.

The hidden side-effects of hyperinflation