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Alesha MacPhail murder: Judge lifts ban on naming killer Aaron Campbell
A judge ruled Aaron Campbell could be named following an application from media outlets.
Ian Austin quits Labour blaming Jeremy Corbyn's leadership
Ian Austin, the ninth MP this week to leave, blames anti-Semitism but will not join new Independent Group.
Fury at late-night Hertfordshire Police door knock for bad parking
An officer woke a woman at night to talk about her previous bad parking.
Sheffield bomber crash: Flypast on 75th anniversary
The Remember The Ten flypast in Sheffield was organised after a BBC presenter's chance meeting in a park.
Cathedral City maker Dairy Crest to be bought by Saputo
Dairy Crest, whose brands also include Country Life, agrees to be taken over by Canadian firm Saputo.
Viktorija Sokolova: Life term for rape and murder
Lithuanian-born Viktorija Sokolova was subjected to a "sustained and ferocious" attack.
Cardiff Half Marathon runners died of 'natural causes'
Ben McDonald and Dean Fletcher both went into cardiac arrest after crossing the finishing line.
Australia death couple's funeral held in Shropshire
Alice Robinson was found dead after partner Jason Francis was hit by a car near their Perth home.
Shamima Begum: IS teenager's family challenge citizenship move
In a letter to the home secretary, they say that - as her family - they "cannot simply abandon her".
Two charged over Birmingham woman mugging death
A 15-year-old boy and 21-year-old Marius Lucian have been charged with manslaughter, robbery and assault.
Hillsborough trial: Pitch was 'like a battleground'
Dolores Steele's 15-year-old son Philip was among Liverpool fans who died at the 1989 FA Cup semi-final.
Richard Coles: Mental health hospital 'saved my life'
Pop star-turned-vicar the Reverend Richard Coles had clinical depression at the age of 17.
The fly-past honours 10 men who died when their plane crashed in Sheffield.
The flypast honours 10 men who died when their plane crashed in Sheffield in 1944.
The Independent Group: The breakdown on the breakaway MPs
MPs from the Tories and Labour have resigned and formed a new political group, but what do they want?
Isle of Wight cerebral palsy author writes autobiography with his nose
Author Josh Barry spent nine years writing book while also completing two degrees.
Venezuela crisis: Maduro closes border with Brazil
President Maduro acts as opposition supporters defy attempts to stop them bringing in foreign aid.
Brexit: Irish government hopes no-deal plan 'sits on shelf'
The Irish government hopes its legislation for managing a no-deal Brexit will "sit on the shelf".
Jussie Smollett suspended from Empire TV show
The actor has been suspended from US TV series Empire after charges of faking assault, producers say.
Nigerian elections: Voters taken through Boko Haram danger zone
Witnesses tell the BBC they were taken home from refugee camps despite the threat from Boko Haram.
Botswana mulls lifting elephant hunting ban
A government report recommends lifting a four-year ban on hunting elephants.
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada apologises for being three minutes late
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada, who was late for a parliamentary meeting, makes his latest apology.
Russian cemetery gang leaves widow with body out in cold
Told to pay a huge funeral fee, a widow in Samara protested with a coffin outside parliament.
Syria war: US to leave 200 troops for peacekeeping after withdrawal
The announcement follows fierce criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops.
Jussie Smollett: Judge calls alleged hate hoax 'despicable'
A judge says the "most vile" part of the allegedly staged hate crime was the use of a noose.
India Catholic Church defends Cardinal Gracias over 'failed abuse victims'
The Indian Catholic Church has defended itself over how it handled allegations of sexual abuse.
Israel's Beresheet Moon mission gets under way
The privately backed Beresheet robot leaves Earth on a mission to land on the lunar surface in April.
Pulwama attack: India government must protect Kashmiris - top court
Kashmiris have been attacked after a bombing killed Indian forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Insects decline: What do insects actually do?
Reports show many insect populations are declining. How will that affect us?
The other 'Oscars' – in Oscar week
Melissa McCarthy and Glenn Close were just two of the stars being honoured at the Oscar Wilde Awards.
How is the end of the Islamic State group's caliphate being reported?
BBC Monitoring looks at how the demise of the Islamic State group is reported by opposing factions in the region.
Venezuela crisis: Maduro closes border with Brazil
President Maduro acts as opposition supporters defy attempts to stop them bringing in foreign aid.
Brexit: Irish government hopes no-deal plan 'sits on shelf'
The Irish government hopes its legislation for managing a no-deal Brexit will "sit on the shelf".
Jussie Smollett suspended from Empire TV show
The actor has been suspended from US TV series Empire after charges of faking assault, producers say.
Nigerian elections: Voters taken through Boko Haram danger zone
Witnesses tell the BBC they were taken home from refugee camps despite the threat from Boko Haram.
Botswana mulls lifting elephant hunting ban
A government report recommends lifting a four-year ban on hunting elephants.
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada apologises for being three minutes late
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada, who was late for a parliamentary meeting, makes his latest apology.
Russian cemetery gang leaves widow with body out in cold
Told to pay a huge funeral fee, a widow in Samara protested with a coffin outside parliament.
Syria war: US to leave 200 troops for peacekeeping after withdrawal
The announcement follows fierce criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops.
Jussie Smollett: Judge calls alleged hate hoax 'despicable'
A judge says the "most vile" part of the allegedly staged hate crime was the use of a noose.
India Catholic Church defends Cardinal Gracias over 'failed abuse victims'
The Indian Catholic Church has defended itself over how it handled allegations of sexual abuse.
Israel's Beresheet Moon mission gets under way
The privately backed Beresheet robot leaves Earth on a mission to land on the lunar surface in April.
Pulwama attack: India government must protect Kashmiris - top court
Kashmiris have been attacked after a bombing killed Indian forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Insects decline: What do insects actually do?
Reports show many insect populations are declining. How will that affect us?
The other 'Oscars' – in Oscar week
Melissa McCarthy and Glenn Close were just two of the stars being honoured at the Oscar Wilde Awards.
How is the end of the Islamic State group's caliphate being reported?
BBC Monitoring looks at how the demise of the Islamic State group is reported by opposing factions in the region.
Venezuela crisis: Maduro closes border with Brazil
President Maduro acts as opposition supporters defy attempts to stop them bringing in foreign aid.
Brexit: Irish government hopes no-deal plan 'sits on shelf'
The Irish government hopes its legislation for managing a no-deal Brexit will "sit on the shelf".
Jussie Smollett suspended from Empire TV show
The actor has been suspended from US TV series Empire after charges of faking assault, producers say.
Nigerian elections: Voters taken through Boko Haram danger zone
Witnesses tell the BBC they were taken home from refugee camps despite the threat from Boko Haram.
Botswana mulls lifting elephant hunting ban
A government report recommends lifting a four-year ban on hunting elephants.
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada apologises for being three minutes late
Japan's Yoshitaka Sakurada, who was late for a parliamentary meeting, makes his latest apology.
Russian cemetery gang leaves widow with body out in cold
Told to pay a huge funeral fee, a widow in Samara protested with a coffin outside parliament.
Syria war: US to leave 200 troops for peacekeeping after withdrawal
The announcement follows fierce criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw US troops.
Jussie Smollett: Judge calls alleged hate hoax 'despicable'
A judge says the "most vile" part of the allegedly staged hate crime was the use of a noose.
India Catholic Church defends Cardinal Gracias over 'failed abuse victims'
The Indian Catholic Church has defended itself over how it handled allegations of sexual abuse.
Israel's Beresheet Moon mission gets under way
The privately backed Beresheet robot leaves Earth on a mission to land on the lunar surface in April.
Pulwama attack: India government must protect Kashmiris - top court
Kashmiris have been attacked after a bombing killed Indian forces in Indian-administered Kashmir.
Insects decline: What do insects actually do?
Reports show many insect populations are declining. How will that affect us?
The other 'Oscars' – in Oscar week
Melissa McCarthy and Glenn Close were just two of the stars being honoured at the Oscar Wilde Awards.
How is the end of the Islamic State group's caliphate being reported?
BBC Monitoring looks at how the demise of the Islamic State group is reported by opposing factions in the region.