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Police are investigating allegations of fraud against UKIP Wales MEP Nathan Gill, BBC Wales understands.

A bride who lost her brother weeks before her wedding makes him a part of her big day with a 'miracle' photo.

Alistair and Jonathan Brownlee shared an emotional embrace at the finish line as the brothers took the gold and silver medals in the Olympic Triathlon.

Lone child refugees in Calais need to be better treated by ministers and party leaders, councillors say during a visit to the camp.

Two police officers are under criminal investigation over the death of Aston Villa star Dalian Atkinson who died shortly after he was shot with a Taser.

A dentist who sparked "the biggest NHS patient recall in history" is struck off.

The British Soft Drinks Association says the sugar tax will cost 4,000 jobs. Is it right?

Alistair Brownlee retains his Olympic men's triathlon title to win Great Britain's 20th gold medal of the Rio Games, with brother Jonny claiming silver.

Britain's Alistair Brownlee retains his Olympic men's triathlon title, with brother Jonny claiming the silver medal in Rio.

Nurse Pauline Cafferkey faces disciplinary action over claims she concealed her temperature at an Ebola screening at Heathrow Airport.

After a young girl's parents were told to "shut her up" on a flight home, followed by a Facebook post to shame the complainer, should either party have been more tolerant?

The key advice for helping children maintain a healthy weight and reduce the risk of obesity.

The British Olympic Association tells a leading Brexit campaign group to stop using Team GB images to promote its cause.

Four people are taken to hospital after a miniature passenger railway train derails at a country park in Carmarthenshire.

Video of police chasing a driver with two young children in his car at speeds of up to 125mph has been released.

Top Gear's Ollie Marriage drives the 'utterly bonkers' Koenigsegg Regera

Former Labour spin doctor Alastair Campbell has spoken about his brother who’s died aged 62.

As thousands of students prepare to head off to university for the first time, here are 10 alternative ways they can help fund their education.

Former Olympics Minister Tessa Jowell tells the BBC's Victoria Derbyshire there should be a parade for Team GB's athletes on their return from Rio - but not necessarily in London.

An undercover police operation, which has supplied evidence to two recent counter-terrorism trials, helped build up a detailed picture of the depths of loathing for Britain felt by the men at the heart of the investigation.

Malcolm Clark of the Children's Food Campaign, Ian Twinn, ISBA Director of Public Affairs, registered nutritionist Jenny Rosborough and parents Julie Creffield and Emily Leary discuss the government childhood obesity plan.

Asda reports a drop in sales of 7.5% in the past three months, its worst quarterly performance on record.

Police are searching a park in an area where three severed human feet have been found this year.

The chair of the Garden Bridge Trust has urged the government not to axe the project, after a Newsnight investigation revealed a £20m hole in its finances.