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The Labour leader follows Craig David on the Pyramid Stage, for a speech two weeks after the election.

Fire breaks out in a flat and spreads to the roof of the four-storey block in east London.

Dawson Willcock's family is hoping to raise £500,000 to take him to the US for treatment.

Why new mum Rosie has decided to stay in her Camden tower block, despite it failing fire safety tests.

Eighteen months after his death, a bronze sculpture of the broadcaster is unveiled in his home city.

Father Martin Xavier Vazhachira was last seen alive at a church in Edinburgh on Tuesday.

MPs are unable to access emails remotely, as Westminster deals with a hacking attempt made on Friday.

Lewis Hamilton produces a stunning last-gasp lap in qualifying for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix to beat team-mate Valtteri Bottas to pole.

The memorial was designed by her children Cuillin, six, and Lejla, four.

Glastonbury started serving free milk from the farm in 1970. Nearly 50 years on it’s still delivered to tents at £1.20 a pint.

Arcadia's giant metal spider, Johnny Depp and damp festivalgoers escaping the downpours.

Dan Sharpe walked for six weeks from Plymouth to Bude in Cornwall.

Young Muslims discuss Islamophobia in the UK with the BBC Asian Network's Haroon Rashid.

From retiring actors to breastfeeding politicians.

British rapper complains that artists like him have never received top billing at Glastonbury.

A 19-year-old man from Barrow has been arrested on suspicion of threats to kill.

The instrument is expected to attract worldwide interest and to sell for £30,000 or more.

Ministers say 15 council areas are affected, as residents are evacuated from four tower blocks in London.

Bill Wyman says he became a "serious detecting enthusiast" after buying his first device in the 1990s.

A resident who spent the night in a chair after being evacuated from a tower block wants answers.

New Zealand snuff out the British and Irish Lions' hopes of a shock win with a ruthless display in the first Test in Auckland.

Georgia Gould has been "cried on and shouted at", but says evacuating 700 Camden flats was the right decision.

Police are investigating reports a player pulled out a knife after being spat at by an away fan.

It would provide energy for Bethesda and Llanberis whose communities funded the £700,000 project through shares.

CBI director general says businesses 'need to know now' what will happen after Brexit.