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A microlight aircraft hits an electricity pylon and bursts into flames near Rochester in Kent.

The curious tale of £22bn in NHS savings

Aleksandar Mitrovic rescues a point for Newcastle against Sunderland as a fiercely contested Tyne-Wear derby ends in a draw.

Lofthouse Brass Band in West Yorkshire has been the victim of bogus emails.

Comedian Eddie Izzard completes his epic challenge to run 27 marathons in 27 days for Sport Relief.

Prince Harry has visited sites damaged by April and May's earthquakes in Nepal during the second day of his five-day trip to the country.

Liverpool's hopes of a top-four spot are dented as Southampton dramatically snatch victory at St Mary's.

Comedian Eddie Izzard has completed his challenge in South Africa to run 27 marathons in 27 days for Sport Relief.

An emotional Debbie McGee praises the medical staff who treated Paul Daniels as she presents her first radio show since her husband's death.

Briton waits for Dubai verdict over 'offensive tweet'

Firefighters are tackling a major fire in a hangar at Norwich International Airport but there are no reports of casualties.

Debbie McGee presents her radio show for the first time since the death of her husband Paul Daniels.

Iain Duncan Smith has spoken to the BBC's Andrew Marr explaining why he resigned from the cabinet.

Iain Duncan Smith warns the government risks dividing society in his first interview since resigning as work and pensions secretary.

The naming of a bishop as an alleged paedophile is criticised by a group of lawyers, academics, politicians and senior Church figures.

An 18-year-old who was shot dead in a car in Birmingham 'will not get the chance to see his son born," his family says.

A winner of the first ever World Drone Prix says controlling the drones is "like flying a jet fast".

Prince Harry has visited sites damaged by April and May's earthquakes in Nepal during the second day of his five-day trip to the country.

A group of students with learning difficulties are among the winners of a competition to re-imagine the seaside beach hut.

Prince Harry is going to visit some of the areas of Nepal worst affected by the earthquake which struck the country in April 2015.

After a Budget that promised to help to small businesses, BBC News visits an anarchist shop-owner who fears for her street.

A memorial garden in honour of Diana, Princess of Wales, is being planned ahead of the 20th anniversary of her death, Kensington Palace says.

Iain Duncan Smith's resignation as work and pensions secretary was really about the EU, pensions minister Baroness Ros Altmann says.

Passengers using Glasgow's Queen Street Station are being urged to allow extra time for their journeys as work gets under way on a major tunnel renovation.

TV cameras could be allowed into crown courts in England and Wales for the first time, as part of a pilot scheme proposed by the Ministry of Justice.