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We should never judge by appearance.
The on-screen props and chair were among the 500-piece collection from a anonymous seller.
The man was found to be unresponsive in his cell and was pronounced dead, despite medical aid.
Carol Smith says she was subjected to chants for 30 minutes at the clash between Villa and Boro.
Isaac Hempstead-Wright, who plays Bran Stark in Game of Thrones, is a student in Birmingham.
The 'First Lady Of The Allotments' is 83 and teaching her juniors 'about life' and green thumbs.
Two soldiers and a third man will stand trial for alleged membership of a banned far-right group.
The collection, including snaps of Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, sat in a drawer for 16 years.
Toby Liu's Mensa success means his IQ is in the top two percent of the UK population.
A student who spent a year recovering from depression speaks of the "stigma" around mental health.
Fire crews' footage shows a special breathing mask for dogs being used to resuscitate a Labrador.
The Game Of Thrones star has been spotted getting involved in freshers' week activities on the Birmingham campus.
Workers suspend industrial action after the High Court grants an interim injunction against the council.
Wolves defender Conor Coady signs a new four-year contract with the promotion-chasing Championship club.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Championship game between Wolves and Barnsley.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Championship game between Derby County and Birmingham City.
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Championship game between Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest.
Birmingham City Ladies sign forward Lucy Quinn from fellow Women's Super League One side Yeovil Town.
Steve Patterson steers Yorkshire to victory against relegated Warwickshire to ease the Tykes' fears of going down.
Assistant boss Nick Green and coach David Bridgwater leave Solihull Moors, who sign Joe Payne and Richard Brodie.
As the new WSL season gets under way on Friday, BBC Sport looks at the inaugural winter calendar, the new signings and how you can follow the competition.
Birmingham City caretaker boss Lee Carsley has 'long-term' ambitions to stay with his boyhood club Birmingham City.
Gareth Barry says "the desire is still there" as he prepares to break Ryan Giggs' all-time Premier League appearances record on Monday.
Traditionally Pyongyang's only ally, China is removing key economic sources after new UN sanctions.
The senator says he "cannot in good conscience" approve the plan, which is backed by President Trump.
The beauty pageant's organisers say they discovered the "unacceptable" tweet after the ceremony.
The French president says Theresa May needs to sort three key issues before talks turn to trade.
More than 70,000 people who live near the dam are warned they face "a life-threatening situation".
Soldiers are sent to help Rio police after heavily-armed drug gangs fought over its biggest favela.
About 10,000 people are evacuated amid fears an eruption on the Indonesian island could be imminent.
Canada says it "will not stand by silently" as it targets 40 senior Venezuelan officials.
The two women were friends of US aid worker Kayla Mueller, who died in IS captivity in Syria.
Despite a recent surge by Labour, incumbent Bill English has a slight lead in opinion polls.
The San Ysidro border crossing is closing for the weekend to enable construction work to go ahead.
Entry to the Zeitz Mocaa in Cape Town is free at certain times for anyone with an African passport.
The Rohingya children from Myanmar born as refugees.
A cinematographer for an Oscar-winning film about Syria says the topic was overlooked at the UN.
Thousands of protesters demand an end to the war on drugs, and martial law on the island of Mindanao.
Rescuers are frantically removing rubble - by machinery and by hand - in a race to reach survivors.
"Ignored" by parties, here's how young German voters are mobilising ahead of the federal election.
It's highly controversial, but these Kurds are adamant they will vote for their own state on Monday.
Two people died when the three star Torn House hotel in Rostov-on-Don caught fire.
A picture of the Star Wars character sitting beside the late King Faisal is mistakenly included.
Part of a statue to Russia's creator of the AK-47 rifle is cut out because it had the wrong weapon.
Doubts surround a Pacific island campaign for a statue of pilot Amelia Earhart.
Cargo jets are being put up for online auction in China after failing to find buyers.
A Ukrainian TV promotion for a women's football game scores an own goal with many on social media.
A number of Rohingya activists have had their social media accounts curtailed during the recent conflict in Myanmar.
The Catalan referendum places some uncertainty over the future of Spain's prestigious football club.
Shanu Babar loves train journeys so much that he began documenting his. Soon, others joined him.
Bosnia's young lugers are helping to restore an old Winter Olympic run in the mountains above Sarajevo.
Despite the gradual defeat of IS, Iraq's minorities fear for their future, says Yolande Knell.
The new Apple's iOS has Persian keyboard. BBC Persian's Sam Farzaneh discusses why it is an important feature.
How widespread is CTE, the disease found in dead former NFL player Aaron Hernandez?
The BBC's Rajini Vaidyanathan talks to families searching for loved ones as rescue efforts continue.
A selection of the best photos from across Africa and of Africans this week.
Professor wins praise on social media for bringing his mother, who has Alzheimer's, to his lectures.
PM Theresa May has said there should be a transition period of "about" two years after Brexit.
Drivers and passengers react to news that Uber's licence in London will be revoked.
The boss of a man released without charge over the Parsons Green attack thinks the police have a lot to answer for.
Ex-Norwich City player Cedric Anselin said he considered taking his life.
The notebook contains a range of weird and wonderful recipes and tips, including advice for moustache care.
Three of Julie Marjot's children have been affected by sodium valproate.
StevoTheMadMan gets over 250,000 views on Snapchat a day. He told us about his journey to the top.
We spoke with Rihanna about the response to her new beauty brand Fenty Beauty.
The average age of the three biggest UK-wide party leaders now 67.
Young black artists celebrate Jean-Michel Basquiat's impact on art.
The 30-year-old was sentenced to eight months in jail for hitting the barriers then driving off.
Addressing the UN General Assembly, Prime Minister Theresa May says the UK will withhold millions in funding unless the UN achieves "sufficient results".
Could vaping help smokers stub out cigarettes for good?
The capital's fashionistas tell us what we should be wearing next spring and summer.
How transgender dancer Lucy Fizz is challenging society's view of the LGBT community.
On 20 September, 1967, the QE2 launched from John Brown's yard in Clydebank. Shipyard apprentice Peter Kemp was one of the thousands of people who saw the Queen name the ship.
Former environment secretary Owen Paterson says removed tariffs could reduce food prices
Many of the photos of Freddie Mercury and the group have never been seen by the public before.
Ellie, who was diagnosed with Hodgkin Lymphoma when she was 15, describes the symptoms of blood cancer.
Do the Lib Dem party faithful agree that their leader could soon be prime minister?
Mark Beaumont has finished his 80 day round the world cycle in 78 days.
The BBC's Katya Adler, Adam Fleming, James Reynolds and Laura Kuenssberg explain why.
Jo Walton's daughter was left severely disabled when the measles infection she had as a child returned 24 years later.
New footage captures a man in Sunbury-on-Thames in Surrey, where police are now searching a property.
Are new secondary school students and their parents ready for the next level of social media?
Volunteers came to the aid of a seal after its neck was trapped within a plastic flying ring.
How To Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell tours the South Downs which inspired her new book series.
The words of firefighter Ricky Nuttall, a member of Red Watch at Battersea, are spoken by an actor.
A private collector is selling 007 props used by Sean Connery and Daniel Craig.
A hovertrain threatened to revolutionise rail travel in the 1960s but now lives in a museum.
The home secretary says Boris Johnson is being a Brexit back-seat driver - but Theresa May is driving the car.
Marjorie Hodnett trained to be a teacher in 1934, little did she know she would be graduating in 2017.
Rosie Gill from Hordle has letters after her name after passing two music diplomas with distinction.
The Centre for Computing History in Cambridge has an archive of more than 10,000 games.
The stadium has been purchased by a developer for a "future housing project".
The owner of a winning £1m Euromillions ticket realised he had won after reading a newspaper appeal.
One sufferer of the pregnancy illness describes how difficult it made her daily life.
Emma was at Parsons Green when an explosion on a train triggered a crush of people fleeing.
Meet the technicians who maintain Airlander 10 - the world's longest aircraft.
A play about Port Talbot's Tata Steel plant tells the story from the workers' point of view.
One woman describes the abuse she suffered as a child at Smyllum Park Orphanage in Lanark, Scotland.
Migrants are trying to get to the UK by sneaking on to ferries at the Spanish port of Bilbao.
A fire at a timber yard in north-west London has caused major disruption to the West Coast main line.
How 20,000 football supporters brought streets to a standstill and delayed kick-off at the Emirates.
Soul singer Sampha has been awarded the 2017 Hyundai Mercury Prize for his debut album, Process.
Cassini's about to crash into Saturn, but here's what it's achieved over the last two decades.
The former council house has one of the finest sea views in Cornwall, bidders were told.
Ipswich's hedgehog officer has been in the role, which attracted global interest, for a year.
Prince William has a chat with a hospital patient about his four-year-old's first week at school.
Endurance cyclist Mark Beaumont is trying to smash the current record of 123 days.
Local hip hop artist Lowkey has written a song reflecting the community's call for justice
David Malin has spent four decades photographing space. Now retired, he has held a competition to inspire other astrophotographers.
Brexit-backing former Beatle Ringo Starr says the "people voted" and the government "have to get on with it".
Nick Clegg and Miriam Gonzalez Durantez speak about finding out their teenage son had cancer.