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Britain will hand over the intellectual property behind its new ‘Stone Cloak’ electronic warfare system to Ukraine

Four people, including a baby girl, have died after a car crashed into trees on the A38 in Derby on Saturday evening, Derbyshire Police said.

Jack Diggle Benjamin Dooley Andrew Roberts and Craig Shackleton-Brady were all pronounced dead

‘Every hour is a battle and our family continues to live with the uncertainty, fear and heartbreak that no family should ever have to endure,’ says sister

Michael Stone has been in prison for 29 years for the crimes

Temperatures will rapidly spike to highs of 32 or 33C on Wednesday

Chloe Keys, 26, suffered severely heavy periods which would cause regular haemorrhaging every month and excruciating stomach pains

Police are labelling the incident an attempted murder

Exclusive: Thomas White is being sent back to prison indefinitely after nine months in secure hospital

From exit taxes to a crackdown on advisers, our community sets out exactly what they’d need to see before trusting a wealth tax to work

South Derbyshire MP Samantha Niblett wants to remove the stigma and shame of talking about sex toys

Bottled water is being handed out to travellers

Shattered by the death of his best friend to suicide, Dean Perryman tells Holly Patrick about his Empty Chairs campaign to fight loneliness across the UK and bring communities back together at their local pub

A man in his 50s is in critical condition, and a man in his 20s and a teenage girl remain in hospital.

Police say they believe the Suffolks, Charollais, Texels and crosses were stolen from the fields.

Ocular melanoma affects about 750 people a year in the UK but doesn’t always cause symptoms - making eye tests vital for spotting it

A major incident was declared by Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service earlier this month.

But the new defence secretary claimed on Sky News that Europe would thank President Trump for waking it up from its complacency

Police Scotland say the attack was carried out by two men with weapons

John Stevens is running for the Rejoin the EU Party in the Clacton by-election but warns that voters in the Essex constituency do not like the suggestion they will support Count Binface making them ‘the butts of an inside Westminster joke’

The deals are intended to ensure a steady supply of tomatoes, peppers, and cucumbers

About 25,000 tonnes of toxic waste remains at the site of a former scrapyard.

Parents pay tribute to “full of love” daughter Jenna Chan, who was killed on a school trip nearly two years ago. James C. Reynolds reports

Ocular melanoma affects about 750 people a year in the UK but doesn’t always cause symptoms - making eye tests vital for spotting it

The police complaints watchdog said Hertfordshire Constabulary made ‘several errors’ after Scott Gough was found dead just one day after a gang appeared at his home

In an interview with the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, the new prime minister vowed to stand up to Trump and find the money to invest in defence

The east London women-only rehab clinic, set up in the singer's memory, offers two years residential.

Photographer Scott Johnson's studio is close to where a fire triggered a massive explosion.

In an interview with the BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, the new prime minister vowed to stand up to Trump and find the money to invest in defence

Rory fronts Crosby Leisure Centre's water safety code campaign which has been a hit on social media.

Some of the sex ceremonies included similar scenes to those featured in Margaret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale.

Liverpool start life under Andoni Iraola with a 4-2 win over Sunderland thanks to goals from Kieran Morrison, Dominik Szoboszlai, Federico Chiesa and Lewis Koumas.

Academics discuss thefts from honesty boxes - and whether it reflects on us as a society.

Rev Naomi Nixon, from St Clare's at the Cathedral, says it is "wonderful" to give others choices.

Patrick Welsh, 25, is training to keep the art - which predates him by decades - alive.

The legacy of Chance Glassworks in Smethwick is being celebrated with a new play and other projects.

Dozens of people dressed as Kate Bush will recreate the famous 1976 music video and dance together.

A hidden party destination beneath a lake was once used by a wealthy financier to impress visitors.

The Moss Carder bumblebee is found in only a handful of locations after disappearing from parts of the UK.

Poet Hollie McNish tells Latitude the word virgin has been used to control, shame and define people.

Ronald Nash jokes that he loves cheering up the "old ladies" while helping at the hospital.

About 16,000 rural households are removed from a government ultra-fast broadband scheme, say MPs.

A risk assessment found that rescue devices would be unlikely to be effective, a council says.

Dr Nicola Fox says she was one of four women on her science course at university in the 1991.

Lock closures, sewage discharge and a collapsing embankment threaten the future of the waterway.

The Wildlife Trust says Strawberry Hill is a "unique" site where every visit throws up new species.

Samantha Niblett officially launches her "summer of sex" campaign, as her educational bid ramps up.

Anthony Joshua suffers two knockdowns before recovering to dramatically stop Kristian Prenga in the second round.

An emotional Adam Ramsay-Peaty questions how his future looks after missing out on gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

The new prime minister has opened No 10 North in Heron House, Manchester, which is also the city’s Register Office