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A rare sea turtle discovered washed up on an Anglesey beach is closer to full health after scans reveal why she found it difficult to dive.

Veteran Labour MP who first articulated the West Lothian Question.

A second British family confirm they have six living generations.

Prince Harry steps out for a jog on the streets of north London with youngsters and charity volunteers.

A study says UK professionals from working-class homes are paid less than those from richer ones. Why?

Offensive messages posted about TV star Katie Price's disabled son are being investigated.

Steel unions are now recommending UK workers back Tata's new deal, including pension changes.

The tale of a gorilla raised like a normal child in a Gloucestershire village is rediscovered.

Family of pensioners Denis and Elaine Thwaites say they were killed by an "evil and twisted" ideology.

Police appeal for help catching "brazen fraudster" who asked for refund on a store's TV.

Conservative MP and former army officer Bob Stewart says "sometimes" torture might work and be justified

Leader of the Commonwealth secretariat, Lady Scotland, is accused of "arrogance" by senior sources.

A mother accused of buying abortion pills online is granted leave to seek a Judicial Review into a decision to prosecute her.

Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "Winter views".

An Asda delivery van has been caught on CCTV moving a parked car along the road before driving off.

Painting, drawing and writing can be vital acts of personal expression

A man admits killing a 17-year-old woman by not helping her when she fell into the sea.

It has taken more than a year to identify the man in a case which has attracted global interest.

Suicides, self-harm incidents and assaults all reached record levels in England and Wales in 2016.

Explaining some of the key buzzwords being used in the debate about the UK leaving the EU.

MI6 chief Sir Alex Younger made the revelation as he encouraged more females to join the service.

A man cleared of murdering a British student explains why he is claiming 516,000 euros compensation.

Strong consumer spending helped the economy to grow faster than expected at the end of last year.

UK astronaut Tim Peake talks about returning to space as the capsule that carried him to the ISS goes on display.

Diane Munday, 80, had an abortion back at a time when gin and knitting needles could be used by backstreet abortionists - and were sometimes fatal.