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One man remains in custody over Westminster attack after two people released without charge, say police

The anti-Brexit march coincides with the 60th anniversary of the European Union's founding agreement.

The man fled from police after being involved in a crash in a stolen car and is still being sought.

England Boxing says the "dreams of young boxers" are ruined as they cancel the Junior Championships.

The 17-year-olds were found by police at Huntcliff in Saltburn on Friday evening.

UKIP's Douglas Carswell is quitting the party to become an independent MP and says he will not trigger a by-election.

Concerns prompt JustGiving to review all pages raising money for victims of the London attack.

The company was reportedly planning to pay the teenagers in sandwiches.

UKIP's Douglas Carswell is quitting party to become an independent MP for Clacton and says he is doing so "amicably"

The boy collapsed in the ring at a boxing tournament and died when he arrived at hospital.

The rifle is thought to be used in paintballing games, police said.

Research is underway to determine how clock changes affect children's sleep patterns.

A Swansea driver is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving after a man was killed by falling traffic lights.

A man is being treated in hospital following a serious assault in Dumfries town centre.

Harlow was built after World War Two to ease overcrowding in London.

Going to the pub on a date can get complicated when you have dyspraxia, explains Ruby MacKellar.

"Disability and sexy don't go together" - Mik Scarlet on how he explored his sexuality in the 1970s.

A charity is hoping to help sufferers in south Wales by launching the first self-help group of its kind in the area.

One of Wales' most wanted criminals was caught in Amsterdam after he walked in front of BBC TV cameras, it is revealed.

One of Wales' most wanted criminals was caught after he blundered into BBC cameras filming abroad, it is revealed.

Most of those arrested after the Westminster attack are freed as police investigate if the killer acted alone.

Tyson, a one-eyed dog, has become the "longest-stay dog" at an RSPCA centre near Aylesbury.

he Financial Exclusion Committee says banks are failing the customers who need them the most.

Saturday's newspapers focus on the past of the assailant behind the Westminster terror attack.