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Helen Mirren has been quoted - in colourful language - saying moisturiser does nothing. Is she right?

Supermarket shoppers blamed builders for cheeky whistles when the source was really at a pet shop.

Commons Speaker John Bercow received two tickets for the Royal Box at Wimbledon worth £8,590.

Marcus Hutchins was praised for stalling ransomware but is now accused of creating other malware.

The 20-year-old man swallowed an object shortly after being stopped by police in east London.

His family said the All Creatures Great and Small star had a "tremendous life".

He acted for more than 70 years - playing everything from vets to politicians.

The Welsh television and film actor starred in Shelley, EastEnders and Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy.

Debbie Douglas tells the BBC, "I didn't think I'd be so emotional" as Ian Paterson is given 20 years in jail.

Bank Governor warns Brexit is weakening investment as Bank holds rates and cuts growth forecasts.

Much-loved actor who enjoyed a long career on the stage and television.

Green & Black's is launching its first UK product without a Fairtrade or organic label.

Danish fishermen are told that some foreign trawlers will still have access to UK waters after Brexit.

As residents of a tower block a few miles from Grenfell Tower move back in after safety work, they tell of their concerns.

People are living in a "bubble", warns a social media chief who wants neighbours to "share a cuppa".

Ian Paterson's crimes were so serious that a jail term of more than 15 years was needed, judges rule.

The former EastEnders actor Joseph Shade admitted six sexual offences against three teenage girls.

A rescue cat that helped an 11-year-old girl face cancer treatment is named National Cat of the Year.

"We will have blood on our hands" if suicidal girl is released without a care plan, says senior judge.

The man is given a life sentence after claiming he stabbed a fellow pensioner 14 times because he believed he was a paedophile.

The drug - called Prep - cuts the risk of infection by up to 86%.

They were among four men who had been plotting a "mass casualty attack" in the UK.

The veteran songwriter tells the BBC a panel of music experts should decide on copyright cases.

Mark Lloyd was medically discharged from the Army and despite claiming benefits he climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.

The actress says moisturisers probably don't work - but what do the experts say?