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Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas quits Plaid Cymru to become an independent AM.

A dismembered and badly burnt body found in a suitcase in a lay-by near the Peak District is not a missing RAF serviceman, police say.

A learner driver in south west London stopped to give two police officers running to help arrest a suspect a lift.

A man who raped a mother in her own home after contacting her on dating website Plenty of Fish is jailed for 12 years.

The bank group says it has resolved debit card payment issues that hit NatWest, RBS and Ulster Bank customers on Friday.

Parents pay tribute to "happy little loveable" Archie Darby, the four-month-old killed by a dog at a house in Essex

The mother of a teenager who nearly died after taking a so-called legal high releases a photo of her daughter in intensive care as a warning to others.

A heterosexual couple in the Isle of Man become the first in the British Isles to enter into a civil partnership.

Parents tell us how they manage to cater for discerning junior diners.

Art history is the latest A-level to be shelved, but what other subjects have been scrapped along the way to allow for the qualifications of today?

Videos clips of alleged serial killer Stephen Port appearing to rape an unconscious man have been played to the jury at his trial at the Old Bailey.

A revolutionary love letter written in prison

Bodyguards aim to rescue their clients within eight seconds, and more news nuggets.

In a statement read outside Cardiff Crown Court, Ched Evans said he was "overwhelmed with relief" following the verdict.

Pte Sean Benton's family on their relief that a fresh inquest will be held into his death at Deepcut barracks in 1995.

A man who set two dogs on a fox is fined £210 after being found guilty of animal cruelty.

Footballer Ched Evans is found not guilty of raping a 19-year-old woman in a hotel room.

A statue of comedy duo Morecambe and Wise has been unveiled in their "spiritual home" of Blackpool.

The UK trader accused of contributing to the 2010 "flash crash" in the US loses his battle against extradition to the US.

SNP leader and Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon insists she is not "rushing towards" another Scottish independence referendum.

A new portrait to mark the Queen's six decades as patron of the British Red Cross is unveiled by the monarch at Windsor Castle.

A Royal Marine reservist pleads guilty at the Old Bailey to a string of firearms offences.

Electric cars could be given priority at traffic lights and exempted from one-way systems, a government consultation suggests.

A fresh inquest can take place into the death of a young soldier at an army barracks in Surrey 21 years ago, a judge rules.

Catrin Pugh, who suffered burns to 96% of her body in a crash in France, has won a seven-figure settlement.