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Lewis Hamilton says "way too much time" is being devoted to the issue of drivers wearing jewellery in their cars this season.

PD Xavier Charles, also know as Stanley, is described as "one of the very best police dogs".

The decision to block Rhys McClenaghan and two fellow Northern Ireland gymnasts from this year's Commonwealth Games is causing consternation.

Questions remain over why officers took more than an hour to storm the school and stop the attack.

The chancellor defends plans to help with the cost of living, which includes a universal £400 energy bill discount.

The synth-pop duo call the keyboardist, who died this week aged 60, "warm, friendly and funny".

Tributes are paid to former Australia all-rounder Andrew Symonds at a public memorial service held in Queensland.

The chancellor promises to "respond to the situation on the ground" as households face soaring bills.

A total of 1,369 people attended Whitby Abbey in North Yorkshire dressed as vampires, organisers say.

Director Martin Scorsese and actor Robert De Niro express their sadness at death of Goodfellas actor.

Iconic landmarks like the Sydney Harbour Bridge were shrouded from view and ferry services were cancelled.

A man with autism is suing the supermarket giant for refusing entry to his assistance cat.

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp speaks to BBC Breakfast before the Champions League final against Real Madrid on Saturday in Paris.

This was supposed to be a dream week for Real Madrid, but they have spent lots of time dealing with their failure to sign Kylian Mbappe, says Guillem Balague.

This has already been a season like no other for Liverpool, and it's only right they have a chance to end it on a massive high, says former Reds defender Stephen Warnock.

The Australian Josh Cavallo became the only current openly gay professional footballer after he came out last year.

Genivaldo de Jesus Santos was stopped in the street by highway police in the city of Umbaúba on Wednesday.

There are serious staffing and cultural problems at Nottingham University Hospitals trust, a watchdog says.

Joe Garcia reportedly dies of a heart attack two days after his wife was shot at Robb Elementary.

A BBC documentary will show the Queen's early life, from being pushed in a pram to her coronation in 1952.