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Former chief superintendent Natalie Shaw hopes sharing her experience of abuse will help others.

Swedish company Hexicon plans to install turbines about 10 miles off Hayle, near the Wave Hub.

The Women's Euros have not just come to the main football ground in Brentford, but local schools too.

The RNLI is advising people to take precautions after a group of paddleboarders were blown offshore.

The baton set off from Kent before crossing the Thames by boat to Essex.

Garry Forsyth joined Bedfordshire as deputy chief constable in 2017 and became chief two years later.

Samuel Rogers, serving time for paralysing Paul Maloney, is sentenced afresh after his victim's death.

The government is due to announce whether it will approve the UK's first new coal mine for 30 years.

Seventy people are walking between two football grounds in protest at gambling advertising.

The ITV presenter says he is "beyond devastated" by the loss of his brother, who was a priest.

After a five-hour meeting, councillors deferred a decision on whether to give the project the go-ahead.

The UK Health Security Agency says it is checking a recent change to ventilation at the building.

An ex-Royal Marine plans to swim 30 miles in 24 hours off Devon to help armed forces personnel.

A teenage boy is hunted after two women and a teenager were assaulted in Bracknell, police say.

The former footballer and his partner were bound by cable ties when they were robbed at their home.

The kitchen, dating from 1565, is thought to be one of the oldest in continuous use in the country.

Deniz Jaffer's conduct was described by the police watchdog as having "a corrupt attitude".

A Wiltshire man, described as "a lovely son and father", has died following an assault last weekend.