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Both children are described as having suffered "life-threatening" injuries, firefighters say.

SNP leader says Scotland's right to hold an independence referendum is at the centre of the campaign.

Witnesses reported seeing the man and his friends taking photographs before he was hit by a car near Hamburg,

A record-breaking 27,000 took to the streets before sunrise for hymns, bells and Morris dancing.

Ex-John Lewis boss Andy Street claims the spend is "appropriate" for a region covering 2.5m people.

Fines of £100 can be issued to people walking more than four dogs at a time in Gosport.

A German newspaper suggests big differences between the EC president and Theresa May.

Reverend Andrew Foreshew-Cain says he refused another parish by the Church of England.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge's youngest child turns two on Tuesday.

A search is under way and police say they are concerned for the welfare of Angharad Bullock and her son.

Cornelia Parker announced as nation's election artist

Guy Hedger, 61, was shot by intruders at his £1m home in east Dorset.

Women held in connection with last week's anti-terror operation in which a woman was shot by police.

Key information about the show's 'Balaclava Man' figure is revealed in "tense and twisting" finale.

The man who did the London Marathon 'gorilla-style' tells the BBC how he raised £40,000 for charity.

CCTV footage captures the moment a passer-by saved Felix the cat after she fell into the Thames.

Warning - contains spoilers: Actress Maya Sondhi - Line of Duty's WPC Maneet Bindra - says a plot twist was a "massive shock".

The Channel 4 news presenter tells BBC Radio 5 live it was her "duty" to discuss her termination.

They want to "shout from the rooftops that normal is perfectly fine", says one of the TV panellists.

They might be economically vital, carrying five billion people a year, yet bus services outside London are in crisis, say campaigners.

Social media giants are "shamefully far" from tackling illegal and dangerous content, say MPs.

Landlords who fail to meet new minimum standards would face fines of up to £100,000.

Restaurants are being encouraged to tackle thousands of tonnes of food waste.

Some papers report that social media firms may be forced to pay the cost of policing the internet, while others focus on the PM's comments on tax.

Turner Prize-nominated artist Cornelia Parker becomes the fifth official election artist.