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A vet says the creature, named Fluffy, could have eaten everything in the water if not found.

Historians say the litany of claims made by the Russian president are nothing more than a selective abuse of history to justify the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The controversial Belfast rap group was denied a £15k grant when the government objected.

Ofcom says it has concerns over Virgin Media's actions to protect vulnerable customers.

The Premier League is facing the threat of legal action from a club over amended rules around commercial deals.

Tottenham boss Ange Postecoglou does not think proposed plans to trial blue cards for sin-binned players will "make any difference" to the game.

The publisher will pay the Duke of Sussex's legal costs, beginning with an interim payment of £400,000.

Laura Trott told the BBC that government debt is falling but official figures say it is rising.

Ulster centre Stuart McCloskey is recalled to the Ireland team as one of six changes for Sunday's Six Nations match against Italy in Dublin.

Match preview, team news, BBC coverage, standings and statistics for Saturday's Six Nations match between England and Wales at Twickenham.

Rick Astley performs live at Maida Vale with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Rick Astley performs live at Maida Vale with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Police confirm the pets that attacked Esther Martin in Essex at the weekend were two XL bullies.

Sajid Javid says the estimated 140,000 Muslim soldiers who died in the world wars deserve recognition.

Users have taken to message boards to complain about the increase, which they say is unjustified.

Forced to move time and time again, Palestinians insist that fleeing to Egypt is not an option.

Court finds the party discriminated against Shahrar Ali but had the right to dismiss spokespeople.

The adventurous marsupial was captured after it was spotted hopping around near an apartment complex.

Santander is understood to have made the complaint, which argues the ad discredits other banks.

They will walk out on 24-28 February in a dispute with the government over pay.