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Met Office weather data also shows that this winter was less frosty than normal.

The Labour deputy is accused of failing to properly disclose her main residence in official documents.

The Labour deputy is accused of failing to properly disclose her main residence in official documents.

LNER and Northern train drivers, plus London Overground staff, are all set to stage walkouts.

At least 117 people were killed on Thursday as crowds gathered round aid lorries in Gaza City.

The Years and Years singer speaks of his excitement as he unveils the UK's 2024 entry.

Mohsin Issa says he and his co-owner brother are "here for the long haul", despite Asda's £5bn debt.

Mohsin Issa says he and his co-owner brother are "here for the long haul", despite Asda's £5bn debt.

Football fans have been telling BBC Asian Network the hate they get flies deep under the radar.

Watch Great Britain's Jemma Reekie win her 800m heat at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner denies allegations of inappropriate behaviour again after a series of alleged messages are leaked.

Shakira Spencer was tortured and starved by people she considered friends.

Shakira Spencer was tortured and starved by people she considered friends.

A court is shown footage of the actor on the set of Rust before cinematographer Halyna Hutchins died.

It will be the first time a Scottish first minister has had a child while in office.

It will be the first time a Scottish first minister has had a child while in office.

It will be the first time a Scottish first minister has had a child while in office.

It will be the first time a Scottish first minister has had a child while in office.

A low voter turnout is expected in Iran's elections following the 2022 protests over headscarf laws.

The BBC's Carrie Davies in Tehran says there are major concerns about "voter apathy".