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BBC Politics East talks to voters about the requirement for Voter ID at polling stations in May.

Leader Jane Dodds will say the party offers a "generous vision for our country" at a conference.

Women feel they are being forced to risk their safety when house hunting due to financial pressures.

Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.

Oisín Traynor, who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy, was shown a patrol car and given a police patch.

The saying "mad as a March hare" has certainly rung true about our weather, writes Cee Daly.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The officer who helped bring peace to Northern Ireland tells the BBC he defied orders from the government.

When Patriotic Alternative started targeting a Welsh town, the community found a way to push back.

Ch Supt Davy Beck is made a member of the Royal Victorian Order in a special honours list.

HIV Scotland is to be wound up after nearly 30 years following a series of "significant challenges".

King Charles formally recognises the roles played by scores of royal aides and military personnel.

Daniel White kicked open his wife's locked door, strangled her and then cut her throat.

The body of Alesia Nazarova, a 37-year-old mother-of-one, was found after a fire in her home.

Prevention of future death notices are usually issued after a full inquest, not before one begins.

Three-car crash on the A467 near Llanhilleth leaves two men and a boy seriously hurt.

Families of the four men who died at the Gleision mine in 2011 still have no death certificates.

Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin says bank managers are "breathing down the neck" of business owners.

If approved, it means council staff can start leave on the due date instead of the delivery date.