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The Metropolitan Police cannot dismiss officers by removing their vetting clearance, the High Court has ruled.

It comes after concerns over the High Court's capacity to hear each individual case in England and Wales.

Charles Todd issued a mayday call from his yacht as Storm Herminia hit the Bay of Biscay.

The Church's national assembly is voting on options to radically change its safeguarding processes.

The time taken for councils to do home adaptation assessments for elderly and disabled people has risen, the BBC finds.

Police are at a building on Broad Street in Sheffield after reports of a man with suspected weapons.

In a statement that was read to the Inquiry, Edel Doherty described how she helped the injured following the bomb.

Doctors have reported a rare case where the use of a menstrual cup was linked to kidney problems.

In his first day on the job, Lord Peter Mandelson says "we have to respect and understand what drives" the US president.

Warren Gatland is set to leave his role as Wales head coach during the Six Nations after 14 successive Test match defeats.

Joan Dyche lives with memories of stepson Carl Dyche but still does not know why he died.

Robert Hall was visiting his dying mother in hospital when his baby daughter was hit by a car.