Council leader found guilty of fraud and tax evasion
Jason Zadrozny, leader of Ashfield District Council in Nottinghamshire, is convicted of 13 offences.
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British Museum bans visitors from photographing Bayeux Tapestry
Visitors stopping to take pictures of the 68m medieval embroidery were holding up others, prompting the rule change.
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'Other generations just buried it' - Youths share their mental health concerns
The BBC's Catherine Burns spoke to some young mental health ambassadors who called for an increase in mental health support.
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Ryan Reynolds and Rob Mac buy historic Wrexham football pub
The Turf is a regular feature on the Welcome to Wrexham Disney documentary series.
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Southport killer accused of throwing boiling water mixed with sugar at prison officer
Axel Rudakubana is accused of grievous bodily harm and two other assaults of prison officers while serving a life sentence.
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BBC removes 11 Mitchell and Webb comedy sketches from iPlayer
The corporation said it had included "the ones that still work today and not the ones that don't."
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Chris Martin joins busker for impromptu duet
Busker Hanny Junee says he did not realise who had joined him in Trafalgar Square until afterwards.
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Actor Mellor's gurning beaten by Cumbria man
The World Gurning Championship is held annually in the small Cumbrian town of Egremont.
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D-Day veteran who survived capture dies aged 101
Kenneth Hay was an "extraordinary gentleman whose remarkable life will never be forgotten", the British Normandy Memorial says.
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Public confidence 'damaged' by on-the-run killer case, says Long
Gary Anderson remains at large a week after he absconded while attending his father's funeral in Derry.
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UK flight delays continue after issue with air traffic control in Scotland is fixed
Engineers are investigating the "technical issue" at the Prestwick Centre which handles air traffic control across Scotland and the north of England.
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Temperatures forecast to hit 25C but heatwave chances fall
While temperatures are expected to rise this week, it won't be warm enough to be classed as an official heatwave.
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Fourteen people linked to evidential activity at time of Omagh bomb, inquiry told
Twenty-nine people, including a woman pregnant with twins, died in the bombing in the County Tyrone town on 15 August 1998 - the biggest single atrocity in the Troubles.
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Portrait of George Mitchell will not be removed from Hillsborough Castle
The picture will remain as part of the castle's "important story" in the peace process.
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Quadruple amputee enters the Big Brother house
Charlotte lost her arms and legs to meningitis as a toddler and is now a contestant on Big Brother.
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University staff begin five-week strike on day one of new term
UCU members at the University of Dundee will not take part in lectures, seminars or tutorials until the end of October.
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The Papers: 'Russia to test Nato pact' and 'Labour eye tax raid'
Potential threats from Russia to Nato and speculation over Labour's tax plans ahead of the Budget lead Monday's papers.
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'I see my abusers in the supermarket' - Oxford grooming gang survivors' ongoing torment
Men who sexually abused them as underage girls are still walking around the city, they say.
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