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Penelope Jackson told her trial she had not intended to kill her husband David.

Pupils will move to online learning for the last few days of the half term as a precaution.

Hamza Hoque repeatedly stabbed Muhammed Samir Uddin in the chest at Crossharbour station.

RedJet 6 and 7 are taken out of service while a fire breaks out on Red Osprey.

Advertising for the event now lists Jack the Ripper among "Victorian greats", critics say.

Refugees shared their experiences with schoolchildren, who welcomed them to Birmingham.

Jasbir Singh Hayer was in hospital with the virus before dying on Tuesday, his family confirms.

Peter Hartshorne-Jones's motive for killing his wife Silke remains unknown, a court heard.

The Army is hoping to boost the number of Muslim women who join the British armed forces.

A minster is accused by a Labour MP of "ducking a decision" in the face of political controversy.

"Ipswich has everything going for it - it's got very good bones," says Jackie Sadek.

Birmingham is spending £1.2m on free meals next week to help low-income families.

Jean Bishop was known in Hull for collecting money dressed as a bee and raised more than £125,000.

The arrangements are made after Ann Ruddock is given a week to live.

The train company Lumo wants to encourage greener and more affordable travel between the capitals.

Torrential rain in July caused flash flooding in several parts of London.

The Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust says there is "unprecedented demand" on services.