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Doctor Legg was at the heart of the soap for the first 12 years of its life.

The creature was saved by kayaker Tom Wildblood, who was leading a group off St Agnes.

Fiona Onasanya is charged with perverting the course of justice and is due at the Old Bailey in August.

The cities in the air and floating villages envisioned by pioneering architects

The 14-year-old girl was found at a house after taking the "controlled drugs", police said.

Two MPs want the 1351 Act to be brought into the modern day.

Simon Thomas, Plaid Cymru's Mid and West Wales AM, resigns as police investigate allegations.

Eddie Stokoe is reunited with the wedding ring he lost at a cricket match in March 1966.

John Potter, who stabbed his flatmate to death in 2007, disappeared from HMP Sudbury, police say.

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled viewers were misled over nutritional value claims.

Simon Thomas, the Mid and West Wales AM, resigns as police investigate allegations of a "serious offence".

The woman had revealed on her deathbed that her father had subjected her to the incest.

Why The Beatles’ Yellow Submarine is a trippy cult classic

The broadcaster sees revenues and profits rise, as it is helped by Love Island and the World Cup.

Five men are charged with conspiracy to commit grievous bodily harm after a three-year-old was injured.

Stella Curran's nine-year-old daughter Belle is waiting for lung transplant.

It is feared the struggle to feed livestock is behind the sharp fall in the price of some types of cattle.

Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a butler in the 21st Century?

The World Down Syndrome Congress is being held in Glasgow for the first time in 32 years.

A researcher is working to develop cheaper robotic pets for use in care homes.

A retired fertility expert speaks of helping to deliver the world's first IVF baby 40 years ago.