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Prime Minister David Cameron attacks Labour's handling of the health service in Wales.

The parents of a "wonderful" five-year-old boy who choked to death in Aberdeenshire speak of their devastation.

Children at schools in Southampton are being offered contraceptive implants without their parent's knowledge.

Harry Redknapp says his "nightmare" is over after being cleared of tax evasion along with Milan Mandaric.

More than 200 people are arrested during raids across London by the Metropolitan Police's new dedicated unit tackling gang crime.

Ministers have been urged to look into allowing cyclists to go through red lights, in an attempt to cut fatalities and serious injuries.

Ministers hint they may support the compulsory microchipping of dogs to help encourage "responsible" ownership.

Harry Potter star is spooked in the Woman in Black

MSPs have approved the Scottish government's £30bn budget in a Holyrood vote which saw 70 members backing it and 52 members rejecting it.

Cameron seeks Nordic tips on wooing women (voters)

Why Scotland Yard is worried about 'glamorising' gangs

Scottish authorities decide not to prosecute a passenger who removed an alleged fare dodger from a train.

A fire badly damages the cookery school kitchens at TV chef Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's River Cottage in Axminster.

A senior election official says he is concerned about the lack of preparation for the forthcoming elections for police and crime commissioners.

The government loses the first of a series of votes in the House of Lords on its controversial plans to overhaul the NHS in England.

Lord Sugar told Radio 5 live that the trial of Harry Redknapp for alleged tax evasion was an attempt by authorities to make an example of a high profile personality, which backfired.

A 78-year-old man is told by a sheriff to sell his home so he can pay compensation to the children he abused 40 years ago.

An extremist plot to bomb the London Stock Exchange was "amateurish" and unlikely to succeed, a court hears.

There are fears over possible job losses at the Halifax in Belfast as part of a restructuring programme.

Judgement is reserved over whether to quash the conviction of a man for a Twitter message threatening to blow up a South Yorkshire airport.