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Delivery driver Jabed Hussain describes the moment he was attacked with acid in east London.

Most fire services would have sent a high ladder to Grenfell Tower, BBC Newsnight has revealed.

A trailer featuring the number 13 in different locations was aired on BBC One on Friday.

Squeamish Steven Sandford had no option when his partner Joanne's waters broke in the car.

The "ferocious" assault after a match in Southend in 2015 left Simon Dobbin brain damaged.

Charlie Gard's parents don't have the final decision on what happens to him so where do parental rights end?

Celtic beat Linfield in the first leg of a Champions League qualifying match in Belfast which is marred by incidents of missile throwing.

The US doctor offering to treat Charlie Gard will meet the baby's medical team to discuss his care.

Jahed Choudhury says he has received death threats online since marrying Sean Rogan.

Sophie Leggett has a 50% chance of developing Alzheimer's in the next few years, which is why she's taking part in research to try to find a cure.

Some of Elvis Sidaway's victims were threatened with a knife, West Midlands Police said.

Ramla Tyrow who arrived in the UK from Somalia in 1999 is the first in her mum's family to graduate

Watch the moment a tennis fan nearly gets soaked by stumbling on the edge of the pond at the top of Henman Hill at Wimbledon.

The press watchdog rules in favour of Prince Harry after Mail Online published Jamaica beach pictures.

Benjamin Stimson, from Greater Manchester, travelled out in 2015 to join pro-Russian rebels.

They were written when homosexuality was illegal and members of the armed forces could be shot.

Home Office fined £366,900 for failing to get approval for pay cap-busting salary for Alexis Jay.

Why Aladdin continues to cause a stir

Train enthusiasts, who are hoping to reopen an old seaside railway line, have been given a 1913 engine.

Thirteen men have been convicted over an attack on Simon Dobbin, a Cambridge United fan.

First Ministers say it is a "naked power-grab" undermining devolution

In the sightline of an alligator

Douglas Innes was responsible for the Cheeki Rafiki, which lost its keel 700 miles off Nova Scotia.

The family, from Leeds, forgot where they had parked for their daughter's graduation in Hull.

What is leading to the rise in acid attacks in the UK and what can be done to stop them from happening?