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Great Britain's Mo Farah wins a thrilling 5,000m in the final track race of his career at the Diamond League event in Zurich.

Joe Robinson and his fiancée Mira Rojkan have been charged with terrorism offences in Turkey.

The binman managed to take a photo of the marsupial before it bounded away.

When he was a miner, Ron Cordner felt respected, but now he feels isolated in his own community.

Jurors conclude that food was the cause of a schoolboy's fatal shock, but not which kind.

As a cyclist riding without a front brake is found guilty over a pedestrian's death, a courier shares his experience of using such a bike.

Zainab Fhadal arrived in Stoke-on-Trent three years ago only speaking a little English.

Footage shows people sitting on the floor between carriages on the service used by Jeremy Corbyn.

Tottenham will face holders Real Madrid in the group stage of the Champions League, pitting them against former star player Gareth Bale.

Hortensia Road, London, is one of 105 properties acquired by Kensington and Chelsea council to house Grenfell survivors.

The UK's only female panda, Tian Tian, is being closely monitored at Edinburgh Zoo.

The zoo is carrying out its annual weigh-in to check up on the 20,000 animals it looks after.

Why was there such a strong reaction to the story about firemen eating sausages made from piglets they rescued?

The hut's owner uses it for family celebrations as well as raising money for charity.

Jemma Beale claimed she was raped or sexually assaulted by 15 men in four different encounters.

As Dixons Carphone warns phone sales are currently stagnant, what's denting the appetite for phone upgrades?

A report reveals Birmingham council cannot afford the deal which ended a seven-week bin strike.

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a suitcase on an airport conveyor belt?

Net migration falls to 246,000 - the lowest for three years - as Poles and other EU migrants depart.

A couple who won a record £161m Euromillions jackpot made the donation ahead of the general election.

Keane Wallis-Bennett, 12, died after an internal wall at Edinburgh's Liberton High School came down.

If your GCSE results are a problem, ask our experts for advice.

Theodore Silvester's death at Anlaby Primary School was "a tragic accident", a coroner rules.

Her brother Dan said she was a "hero" after taking exams in the days after the Manchester attack.

A collection of 98 works capturing city living have gone on display at the RBSA gallery in the Jewellery Quarter, Birmingham.