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The 47-year-old is currently in custody for questioning, police said.

Cards and flowers mount up in tribute to the 58 people believed to have died in the Grenfell Tower fire.

The former minister had been the bookies' favourite to replace Tim Farron.

Gareth Roberts tells the BBC how he survived the Portugal fire in extraordinary circumstances.

People in the Grenfell Tower area applauded firefighters as they drove away.

Behind the scenes of China’s high-stakes buying bonanza

The chancellor wanted more focus on the economy - he also says people are "weary" of spending cuts.

The mayor of London says the deadly fire in west London was a "preventable accident".

The Chancellor says a criminal investigation will examine building regulations at Grenfell Tower.

The girlfriend of missing airman Corrie Mckeague announces the birth of their baby in a Fathers Day post.

Five major business bodies send a Brexit deal wish-list to Business Secretary Greg Clark.

Straws were drawn as to who should investigate after it was stopped near West Bromwich, police say.

Labour's shadow home secretary was replaced during the election campaign because of poor health.

Named Sentius Tectonicus, the structure marks the end of the 73-mile (117km) Hadrian's Wall.

A college student who was found dead at a nature reserve is named as Ellen Higginbottom.

A couple believed to be among Britain's longest-married are reunited after fears they would never meet again.

The alarm was raised by her husband who managed to swim out of the cove they were trapped in

The presenter says he is going through a "difficult time" and reports say he will spend a couple of months getting treatment for alcohol and prescription drug problem.

Falling property ownership has widened UK inequality since the financial crisis, a think tank says.

The move follows criticism of Kensington and Chelsea's handling of the Grenfell Tower disaster, in which 58 people are known or presumed to have died.

Geoff Ho was stabbed in the neck protecting friends from the attackers at London Bridge.

The government says the unusual move will give MPs more time for the "substantial" Brexit legislation.

Mohammed Alhajali, 23, was the first victim to be named among the dead after the Grenfell Tower fire.

Christine Beynon was born Alan and came out as female in her mid-60s.

A look back at three decades since Scotland's most distinctive musical twins crashed onto the scene.