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James Brindley died from a stab wound to the heart after a night out with friends.
Armed police are at an event marking the end of Ramadan to "reassure" an estimated 100,000 attending.
Chevaze McGregor left his two-year-old stepson with more than 100 injuries.
British number three Dan Evans announces he tested positive for cocaine in a drugs test taken in April, saying: "I made a mistake."
The DJ referred to a man called "Rob" during a conversation about the elusive artist.
A pedestrian was hit by a car in what police said was a 'gang-related' incident.
A chief constable says resources in England and Wales are too stretched after recent terror attacks.
Hugh Grant offers £1,000 for the "safe return" of blind WW2 veteran Alfred Barlow's medals.
Thomas Parker is credited with inventing the first truly practical version of the electric car.
The singer is not the first oversize, celebrity-themed cake to be tackled by its baker.
RSPCA releases footage of bird trapped in fishing line to warn of the dangers to wildlife.
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It might lessen the impact of big heart disease risk factors, including high blood pressure, researchers claim.
Petra Kvitova caps her remarkable comeback from a career-threatening hand injury by winning the Aegon Classic in Birmingham.
West Bromwich Albion say they are willing to use The Hawthorns as part of a pilot scheme for safe standing.
Aston Villa do not expect immediate progress in their bid to sign John Terry after making him a lucrative contract offer.
Former Republic of Ireland midfielder Lee Carsley returns to Birmingham City as head professional development coach.
Walsall sign goalkeeper Mark Gillespie on a two-year contract from Carlisle United on a free transfer.
England will have seven fighters in Saturday's finals at the European Boxing Championships in Ukraine.
South African spinner Simon Harmer takes 8-36 for a match haul of 14 wickets as Essex beat Warwickshire by an innings.
League One side Walsall sign Crewe Alexandra defender Jon Guthrie on a two-year contract.
Relegated Hull begin their 2017-18 English Football League Championship season at former manager Steve Bruce's Aston Villa.
Sixteen people are missing after the crowded vessel sinks on a reservoir near an Andean resort town.
Governor John Kasich's site is one of those attacked, posting a threat to President Donald Trump.
Japanese firm faces billions of dollars of liabilities linked to the biggest ever automotive recall.
The US secretary of state urges a "lowering of rhetoric" between Qatar and four other Arab states.
Organisers had vowed to defy authorities in Istanbul, who had banned the rally for a third year.
The struggling icon is critical to supporting economic activity in Australia, a report finds.
Thousands of rescuers are digging through rocks in Sichuan, with fading hope of finding survivors.
AirAsia pilot changes course from Perth after an engine problem causes passenger plane to vibrate.
The number of people suffering addiction to narcotics in Iran has surged, local media report.
Organisers insist the event was diverse but some attendees felt black people were marginalised.
Rome will spend at least 5.2bn euros to rescue Banca Popolare di Vicenza and Veneto Banca.
Women's captain Mithali Raj enjoys some poetry to calm "jitters".
Several people died when a passenger boat sank on a reservoir near the town of Guatapé in north-western Colombia.
The BBC's Orla Guerin joins Iraqi fighters so close to IS militants they can "see their faces".
Dozens of people were killed when a lorry transporting oil burst into flames in Pakistan.
An AirAsia X plane is forced to turn back to Perth after suffering a "technical fault".
More than 100 people are feared buried in a landslide in south-western China, state media report.
Russian YouTuber Tatiana Subbotina shares how she "travels the world" without leaving her home.
Tropical Storm Cindy tears through the southern United States creating extreme weather patterns and widespread damage, including this liquor store.
The map was given to a production assistant and remained out of public view for more than 60 years.
Bystanders form a circle to catch the girl as she plummets to the earth from 25ft in the air.
Motor enthusiasts attempt a motorised version of the cult toy, and very nearly succeed.
Orienteering team can't resist the lure of cheap beer over the Finland-Russia border.
Dozens of horrified New Zealand parents accidentally feed their children treats meant for dogs.
A decades-old murder and how a Supreme Court decision means freedom for one man, and life in prison for the other
El Hadji Diouf on himself: "I am a lion, I have got character and I want people to respect me."
How Mr Modi deals with Mr Trump will partially shape the future of the US-India relationship.
The Islamic world has begun marking the holiday which ends the Ramadan fast.
As Oscar winner Daniel Day-Lewis announces he is retiring, here are some other stars who quit being an actor.
Yemen cholera epidemic: 'I have never seen such suffering'
During the Cold War, hundreds of gay men and lesbians in Canada lost government and military jobs because of their sexual orientation. They are about to get an apology.
Working out when the Muslim festival of Eid al-Fitr begins is surprisingly complicated.
Footage shows a fire on the street after a protest in Forest Gate.
Surgeons have warned the repair technique is leaving many patients in chronic pain.
Mohammed Iskander shows us around the Swiss Cottage leisure centre where people have been evacuated to.
Why new mum Rosie has decided to stay in her Camden tower block, despite it failing fire safety tests.
A resident who spent the night in a chair after being evacuated from a tower block wants answers.
What David Davis thinks about the EU's chief Brexit negotiator.
The BBC's Sound of 2017 winner shows us around, as she make her first ever visit to Glastonbury.
Here's what made us smile this week.
Glastonbury started serving free milk from the farm in 1970. Nearly 50 years on it’s still delivered to tents at £1.20 a pint.
Coverage of Brexit could be more "helpful", Tory MP Andrea Leadsom tells Newsnight's Emily Maitlis.
Young Muslims discuss Islamophobia in the UK with the BBC Asian Network's Haroon Rashid.
From retiring actors to breastfeeding politicians.
Amy Denton Clark recalls taking the racket during the 1997 final at the Queen's Club.
Avondale Park Primary School pupils share happy memories of friends lost in the Grenfell Tower fire.
How Facebook's new initiative plans to tackle extremist and hate speech online.
The Metropolitan Police added that insulation and cladding on the building had failed safety tests.
Gabriel, 4, gets distracted on set during a Victoria Derbyshire discussion on sickle cell disease.
Test Match Special commentator Henry Blofeld has announces his retirement after nearly 50 years.
BBC Question Time host David Dimbleby asks a rowdy audience member to leave the programme.
Natalie Balmain has type 1 diabetes and says the clothes she has designed will help women manage the condition.
The chain says three hotels are affected - but the cladding is 'less flammable' than Grenfell Tower.
Student Katie Leverton steps into the male-dominated world of motorsport.
It's the first memorial to African and Caribbean soldiers who fought in WW1 and WW2.
Footage emerges of the prime minister being booed after meeting Grenfell Tower victims on Wednesday.
The best festival advice from Worthy Farm.
Residents at a block of flats in Tottenham have been told the building has the same cladding as Grenfell Tower.
Mother Charlotte Campbell remembers Olivia Campbell-Hardy, who died in May's Manchester attack.
The foreign secretary struggled to explain how the PM would tackle "burning injustices".
Huw Edwards had a tough night at the office on Tuesday, but he's not the only BBC newsreader to fall foul of a "technical problem" or two.
Amelia Brome from Lancashire was diagnosed with cancer in January 2017.
Kevin Spacey lauds British director Edgar Wright for his unique use of music during the film-making process in their latest movie.
The video app, Monkey, is designed to help teenagers make new friends
These students say it's not fair they can't wear shorts.
This year it was "dressed down" - the horses didn't have enough time to rehearse after Trooping the Colour.
It is the first time the prime minister has apologised for the government's response to the Grenfell fire.
Ed is tutored by Barney Greenway of Napalm Death in the fine art of extreme metal vocals.
Columnist Melanie Phillips argues that wearing your heart on your sleeve doesn’t make you a good leader.
Kym Field's son died hours after birth due to a failure by medical staff to monitor his heart rate.
Many Muslim leaders are calling for more to be done to protect their worshippers from hate crimes.
Not got long? Here are the best moments from the day.
Listen to the first one minute of the charity single rising money for the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire.
Kodie Holland says she realised the compressions were working and 'had to keep going'.
Thousands welcomed the dawn.
Presenter Huw Edwards still managed to keep his cool.
One woman feared she would not escape the 10th floor, until a stranger knocked at her door.
Many in the Muslim community are feeling scared and anxious in the aftermath of the terror attack near a mosque in Finsbury Park, London.
BBC colleagues from Nigeria, Tanzania, Yemen and Brazil give us their advice for coping with hot weather.
It marks the beginning of the parliamentary year - but why will it look different from normal?
Sam Mendes, who is currently directing 'The Ferryman' in the West End, says he could not have made his hit films now because the industry does not fund middle budget films.
Lucy, 19, overcame an eating disorder and now helps others with the condition.
Nigel Ackland lost his arm in a factory accident in the UK, but now has one of the most sophisticated prosthetics in the world.
Will Gompertz speaks to playwright Jez Butterworth, whose play The Ferryman is about to open in London's West End.
The species has a long-standing history on planet Earth but its future is less certain.
Essex Police say installing a fake camera is not breaking the law but they would "not encourage it".
This is the moment the suspected Finsbury Park attacker is restrained then arrested.
A policeman joined Pakistan cricket fans celebrating a victory in Luton.
UK Brexit Secretary David Davis and EU Chief Negotiator Michel Barnier in Brussels give their thoughts.
An eyewitness describes the scene in north London.
Locomotive is the first steam train built in the UK since the 1960s and visited Bristol and Devon.
Finsbury Park attack "as sickening as previous terror attacks" said the Prime Minister Theresa May.
Jeremy Corbyn says that the only way to "deal with this kind of issue is communities coming together."
Muslims praying near Finsbury Park Mosque, for the victims who were attacked.
Aerial footage of police teams at the scene of an attack in Finsbury Park.
Metropolitan deputy assistant commissioner confirms all victims were from the Muslim community.
The home secretary says police were on the scene of the Finsbury Park attack immediately.
The Chancellor says a criminal investigation will examine building regulations at Grenfell Tower.