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Measures to boost child health would see all TV shows before the watershed covered by restrictions.

The mural showing a workman removing one of the twelve stars appeared near Dover's ferry terminal.

The four-hour rescue involved 20 rescue team members.

Two helicopters, coastguard teams and lifeboats are involved in the operation to find the missing men.

The home secretary says to wait for the manifesto to see what the Conservatives' immigration goal is.

The 21-year-old man was a passenger on the craft when he fell into Loch Lomond.

Emily Gilruth is in intensive care after falling at the third fence of the cross-country course.

Police said the student "would have passed" the driving test had the car not been pulled over.

Egg farmers and pet food makers appear alongside bankers on this year's Sunday Times Rich List.

The Olympic diver and US film director and writer Dustin Lance Black make their vows in Devon.

The most common scams relate to plane tickets, online accommodation bookings and timeshare sales.

The sister of Disappeared victim Seamus Ruddy has given thanks following the discovery of human remains.

The Shadow Chancellor said he was going to be the "first socialist" in the tradition of the Labour party".

Two-year-old Altai starred along Mission: Impossible actor Jean Reno in Brothers of the Wind.

The ship has arrived in the Isle of Wight to help commemorate the 75th anniversary of air raids during World War Two.

Firefighters say they have contained a blaze that broke out at a recycling plant near Swinton overnight.

The five-year-old was referred to the NHS as a result of transgender feelings or confusion over gender.

Eleven people were evacuated from their homes but there are no reported injuries.

And other stories from one of Britain's most promising new bands.

Beau Greaves (aka Beau 'n Arrow) from Doncaster is only 13, but she's been beating men in darts leagues since she was 10.

The Hinduja brothers top the Sunday Times Rich List, with a £3.2bn boost to their fortunes.

The minefields laid in the Falkland Islands 35 years ago have been a blessing for penguins, which are not big enough to trigger explosions. But now the time has come for their home to be demined.

Parties' plans to win over the electorate and a star-studded "rich list" feature on Sunday's front pages.

A profile of the young Conservative who was elected to be a councillor for the east end of Glasgow.

A think tank says 46% of jobs in Scotland are at "high risk" of automation in the period up to 2030.