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Mum's cancer scam exposed
A young English mum faces jail for conning friends and strangers out of thousands of pounds by falsely claiming she had terminal cancer.
Was Ripper theory based on DNA error?
The recent detailed analysis of DNA collected from a shawl, allegedly of one of Jack the Ripper's first victims, appears to carry a fundamental maths error.
Sheep munch up cannabis
The hungry hash-eaters came across seven black bags containing the class B banned substance that had been dumped at the edge of their farm in Merstham, Surrey, and started scoffing.
Fortune left to Churchill's cousin's son
A cousin of Winston Churchill has died, leaving the son he once described as a "black sheep" to inherit one of Britain's most prestigious aristocratic titles.
Long delay likely in Cairns trial
The perjury trial of former New Zealand cricket captain Chris Cairns may not be heard until October next year, in order to allow international cricketers to give evidence.
McCann suspect's New Zealand links
A convicted paedophile wanted for questioning in relation to the disappearance of British girl Madeleine McCann is also wanted on a number of charges in New Zealand.
The trial they tried to keep secret
When police pulled over Erol Incedal's car for what seemed like a routine traffic offence a year ago, it was a key moment in a case that would make British legal history.
Gay kiss prompts supermarket row
A supermarket has apologised to two women who were asked to leave by a security guard after a customer complained they were kissing.
Rolf Harris facing 10 more assault claims
Police are examining new claims of attacks by Rolf Harris in Britain, Australia and New Zealand - some carried out when the alleged victims were children.
Mother poisoned daughter, UK court told
Mother accused of shopping doctors to get hormone drugs which put her teenage daughter at risk.
Royal prank DJ: The trolling has to stop
Australian DJ Mel Greig has attacked those who bullied her after 2DayFM's infamous 2012 prank phone call to the hospital treating Kate Middleton.
Belfast: From the dark end of the street
Ewan McDonald puts on his greatcoat and goes walking in the footsteps of a Belfast cowboy.
Rolf Harris faces more Kiwi claims
Police will not say how many Kiwi victims of sex offending entertainer Rolf Harris have come forward, but are encouraging any others to contact them.
We found Dick, now let's try to find Harry
Is the Bayeux Tapestry about to unravel? Every schoolchild knows that King Harold II was felled by an arrow to the eye at the Battle of Hastings.
Harris: New Kiwi victims
More than 10 new victims have come forward claiming they were sexually abused by Rolf Harris, including a number of New Zealanders.
McCann 'abuser' found dead
A woman alleged to have been an internet troll who abused the parents of Madeleine McCann has been found dead in a Leicestershire hotel.
England: Wear yourself out in Durham
You've had the first XV in Newcastle - now here are six impact players from down the road, writes Geoff Cumming.
UK police mum on search bungle claim
London police are refusing to comment on a claim they'd previously searched an area where the main suspect in the killing of a teenage girl was found hanged.
England: Tyne to shine
Newcastle isn't on the radar of most Kiwis. It should be, says Geoff Cumming.
Tabloid defends Twitter sting of Tory MP
Britain's Sunday Mirror is under pressure to explain the details of its Twitter sting where it used a fake 'PR girl' to engage tweets from a Tory MP - who sent her graphic pics.
Duchess back on royal duties
The Duchess of Cambridge is preparing to return to work after recovering from three weeks of acute morning sickness.
Fake PR girl causes Tory MP's downfall
British Conservative MP Brooks Newmark has said he has been “a complete fool” following a sex scandal that forced him to resign as a government minister.
Tougher benchmark rules
The British govt plans to criminalise the manipulation of more benchmarks to revive confidence in the integrity of London as a financial centre.
Cameron sorry for 'purring' Queen comments
David Cameron has issued a humbling apology to the Queen for letting slip her 'purring' reaction to the Scottish referendum result.
Poisoner foiled by Diet Coke, court told
A bank worker in the UK tried to kill her "manipulative and controlling" magistrate mother with a deadly poison bought over the internet, in a plot inspired by Breaking Bad.