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39,424,521 | Chester, 38, was appointed Trinity coach last March and guided them to the semi-final of the Challenge Cup and Super League safety.
The former Hull KR coach's new deal will see him remain at the club until the end of 2019.
"The negotiations were very easy and over quite quickly, we both have the same thoughts of how we... | Wakefield coach Chris Chester has signed a new two-year deal. |
33,536,930 | Steve Huffman said that he had not created the news comment platform "to be a bastion of free speech, but rather as a place where open and honest discussion can happen".
He promised to provide further details on Thursday.
One expert said the plan would probably enrage many of the site's users.
Last week, Reddit's previ... | Reddit's new chief executive has confirmed he plans to take fresh action against parts of the site containing offensive and obscene content. |
34,113,798 | Loch Glascarnoch near Garve supplies water to Mossford power station.
A road that used to link Inverness and Ullapool, two bridges and part of a telegraph pole have been visible and were photographed by Calum Maclean.
Glascarnoch and its dam form part of energy giant SSE's Conon hydro electric scheme, which involves si... | Water levels at a loch created in the 1950s have dropped low enough to reveal structures usually hidden underwater. |
21,913,356 | A police investigation has been launched into the death of the 67-year-old - a wanted man in Russia, and an opponent of President Vladimir Putin.
A former Kremlin power-broker whose fortunes declined under Mr Putin, Mr Berezovsky emigrated to the UK in 2000.
Thames Valley Police said the death, at a property in Ascot, ... | Exiled Russian tycoon Boris Berezovsky has been found dead at his home outside London. |
33,219,118 | The former Blackpool boss has been ruthless with a squad that even flirted with bottom spot and appears to be placing his faith this time on players with recent experience of the Scottish Championship.
Fellow former Scotland international Gary Naysmith has had a similar clear-out of an East Fife squad that also under-p... | Many had tipped Clyde as promotion favourites last season based on their appointment of Barry Ferguson as manager, but the former Rangers midfielder has had to return to the drawing board after failing to even reach the play-offs. |
35,970,160 | Bristol Crown Court heard that Vielstone and Gatooma homes in Devon had a room where residents were left alone, often without food and water.
Paul Hewitt, 70, denies charges of conspiracy to detain and falsely imprison residents.
Mr Hewitt also said he was unaware that residents missed meals and he would have "made sur... | The boss of two care homes said he was unaware vulnerable residents were being locked in so-called punishment rooms. |
40,494,483 | Marchant, 20, has made 37 appearances for Quins since making his senior debut in May 2015, scoring 11 tries.
"I'm delighted to have re-signed with Harlequins," he said. "This is such a great club and I have loved my time here. It was an easy decision to stay."
Marchant had been due to tour Argentina with England last m... | Harlequins centre Joe Marchant has signed a new and extended contract with the Premiership club. |
34,206,350 | Discussions are set to focus on Syria and Iran, particularly the nuclear deal bitterly opposed by Mr Netanyahu.
Mr Cameron said the UK "remains staunch" in its "defence of Israel's right to exist and to defend itself".
Pro-Palestinian campaigners have denounced Mr Netanyahu's visit.
There were angry confrontations outs... | Action is needed to stop the Middle East "disintegrating" under the threat of militant Islamists, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said at the start of talks in London with David Cameron. |
34,713,488 | Known as "The Bulldozer", he won with 58% of the vote to the 40% of his main rival Edward Lowassa.
The victory margin was a surprise - many analysts had predicted a tighter race after four opposition parties united behind Mr Lowassa's candidature.
It boiled down to Mr Magufuli's popularity, which superseded that of the... | Tanzania's President-elect John Magufuli will be inaugurated on Thursday following his landslide victory in fiercely contested elections. |
30,452,837 | The midfielder, 32, twice won the league during a nine-year spell at Stamford Bridge, including one success under Jose Mourinho in 2006.
Essien thinks Mourinho could do it again with his side top of the table.
He told BBC Sport: "There is still a long way to go but I'm sure they are in a good position and once Jose is ... | Michael Essien believes former club Chelsea will be hard to catch in the Premier League title race. |
39,570,217 | Spaniard Tena, 26, joined Accies from Livingston in 2013 but has not played since suffering a knee injury against Ayr United in July.
Seaborne signed from Partick Thistle in August but only made 13 appearances.
"We thank both players for their service and wish them well for the future," a club statement said. | Hamilton Academical have released defenders Jesus Garcia Tena and Dan Seaborne "in order to allow them to find new clubs ahead of next season". |
35,151,289 | The specialist system monitors the strain from wind, traffic and the weight of the bridge.
Specialists were brought in to install the monitors which will feed data back to the control room.
The bridge was closed to all traffic on 4 December after a crack was discovered in a truss under the carriageway.
Engineers hope t... | Ten lorries have been used during tests of a new state-of-the-art structural monitoring system installed at the Forth Road Bridge for the first time. |
33,616,401 | GSA established a Phoenix Bursary scheme to help those affected by the blaze which ripped through its iconic Mackintosh building in May last year.
Of the 100 students given grants, 90 are exhibiting at the Reid Building.
The show has paintings, video work, multi-media installations, sculptures, interactive pieces and p... | Students who lost work in the Glasgow School of Art (GSA) fire are showing new work made possible through a special programme set up to help them. |
35,101,945 | The officer told French media how he and a colleague came face-to-face with one of three gunmen launching an attack, and shot him dead.
Ninety concert-goers were killed at the Bataclan concert hall, where Eagles of Death Metal were playing.
Dozens more people died in co-ordinated attacks across Paris on 13 November.
Th... | The first police officer to arrive at the Bataclan has described the "indescribable moment of fear" he felt on entering the scene of the massacre. |
29,335,576 | The 28-year-old Jamaican set both current world records, 9.58 seconds for 100m and 19.19 seconds for 200m, at the 2009 World Championships.
Despite winning five Olympic and World individual sprint titles since, he has yet to improve on those times.
"Everybody wants to see the 100m go but the 200m is for me," he said.
"... | Usain Bolt believes he can lower both his 100m and 200m world records, and aims to be the first man to break 19 seconds for the longer distance. |
39,106,514 | Gary Boyce uncovered the 8th Century cemetery six months ago in Great Ryburgh, Norfolk.
He had been carrying out work to build a fishing lake.
Mr Boyce has been given a £90,000 grant from England Heritage, but feels there should be more support for landowners who find themselves in his position.
Landowners are responsi... | A developer says he has had to remortgage his house to pay the £250,000 excavation costs after finding 81 Anglo-Saxon coffins on his land. |
35,271,262 | The so-called Islamic State (IS) group said it was behind the attack.
The incident came hours after three foreign tourists were stabbed by suspected IS militants who stormed a hotel in the Red Sea resort of Hurghada on Friday.
Egypt is battling an insurgency largely based in the Sinai Peninsula which became more active... | Gunmen have killed two Egyptian police in the city of Giza, officials said. |
22,882,655 | Dwr Cymru Welsh Water also announced that finance director Chris Jones will be taking on the chief executive role when Nigel Annett steps down.
The firm, with three million customers, said it had kept bills to the same level in real terms as in 2001.
Meanwhile, research by Cardiff University claims the company is worth... | Welsh Water put £338m into capital projects in the past year, up £76m on 2012, its financial results show. |
31,085,912 | His 2016 budget would impose a one-off 14% tax on US profits stashed overseas, as well as a 19% tax on any future profits as they are earned.
The $238bn (£158bn) raised would be used to fund road projects in the US.
But analysts say it is unlikely the Republican-controlled Congress will approve the proposals.
Mr Obama... | US President Barack Obama plans to close a tax loophole that allows US firms to avoid paying taxes on overseas profits, the White House says. |
40,205,378 | Third seed Halep won 6-4 3-6 6-3 to set up a final against unseeded Jelena Ostapenko of Latvia.
Czech second seed Pliskova would have become world number one next week had she won the second semi-final.
Ostapenko celebrated her 20th birthday with a 7-6 (7-4) 3-6 6-3 win over Switzerland's Timea Bacsinszky.
Mimi Jausove... | Romania's Simona Halep moved within one win of a first Grand Slam title and the number one ranking with victory over Karolina Pliskova at the French Open. |
35,231,522 | North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue helped 26 Easingwold School pupils off the vehicle when it became stranded near Newton-on-Ouse just after 08:00 GMT.
None of the children was injured in the incident.
North Yorkshire County Council said the bus driver went through a road closure sign and it would be investigating.
In a s... | A bus carrying almost 30 school children became stuck in flood water near York after the driver allegedly ignored a road closure sign. |
37,288,176 | Low numbers of staff with the right specialist training at Stafford's County Hospital forced the closure of A&E to patients under 18, on 25 August.
The hospital trust said it was looking at putting in a service to deal with minor injuries.
Plans for a full range of services have been submitted for scrutiny.
The A&E dep... | An A&E unit hit by staff shortages should have an emergency service for children with minor injuries within a few weeks, doctors hope. |
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The 22 humans who live on Aoshima, off Ehime prefecture, are greatly outnumbered by a population over of 120 cats.
Originally brought in to deal with mice infesting fishing boats, the cats now eat scraps, crops or food given to them by ... | Tourists from around Japan have been flocking to a tiny fishing community, to see what has been nicknamed Cat Island. |
37,922,846 | The 24-year-old was one of three Pakistan players jailed in November 2011 for conspiring to bowl deliberate no-balls against England in 2010.
He was banned for five years, but returned in January last year.
"He made a mistake and he paid a price for that mistake and as far as we're concerned that's over," Bowden said.
... | Essex chief executive Derek Bowden says Mohammad Amir must be allowed to get on with his career, with the Pakistan bowler set to join the club in 2017. |
33,183,150 | The church at Tabgha is built where Christians believe Jesus performed the miracle of the loaves and fishes, also known as the Feeding of the 5,000.
Hebrew graffiti found on a wall is thought to indicate the attack may have been the work of Jewish extremists.
Police detained 16 teenagers for questioning but later relea... | Arsonists are believed to have started a fire which has damaged a Roman Catholic church on the Sea of Galilee in northern Israel, police say. |
38,038,999 | The former "It Girl" and reality TV star said she began receiving treatment in January for a non-malignant growth in her pituitary gland.
Ms Palmer-Tomkinson, 44, told the Daily Mail: "I got terribly frightened. I started thinking, 'I'm going to die.'"
The tumour has been successfully reduced by the treatment, she said... | Socialite Tara Palmer-Tomkinson has revealed that she feared she was going to die when she learned she had a brain tumour. |
40,991,763 | Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, Ireland's first gay PM, attended Sunday's event with his Canadian counterpart Justin Trudeau.
The leaders also held talks, where they discussed a range of issues, including Brexit and abortion.
Mr Varadkar and Mr Trudeau met for the first time when the Canadian prime minister visited Ireland in ... | Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar began his three-day visit to Canada by taking part in the Montreal Pride Parade. |
37,858,513 | President Putin signed a decree to make the award to the martial arts expert, who starred in Hollywood action thrillers during the 1990s.
Seagal is friends with Mr Putin, who he has described as "one of the greatest world leaders".
Mr Putin's spokesman said Seagal was known for his warm feelings towards Russia and his ... | US actor Steven Seagal has been given Russian citizenship, the Kremlin says. |
38,464,189 | The 28-year-old previously spent time in England with Notts County, and has played for St Mirren and Ross County.
He will officially join the Stags on 1 January, subject to international clearance, and is Steve Evans' first signing for the League Two club.
"We are working hard to add to the quality we have and this lad... | Mansfield Town have signed striker Yoann Arquin after the Frenchman left Swedish side Syrianska. |
26,729,800 | The crew, from Camborne fire station in Cornwall, were called to a house in Fore Street, Barripper, at about 09:00 GMT.
The boy's parents contacted the fire brigade after they tried, but failed, to free him.
Cornwall Fire and Rescue said the crew used small tools to free the child, who was unharmed. | Six firefighters have rescued a young boy whose head was stuck in a toilet trainer seat. |
36,765,161 | In Drug and Therapeutics Bulletin, researchers say they looked at all evidence and found supplements did not boost the health of mothers and babies.
But pregnant women should make sure they take folic acid and vitamin D, as well as eating a well-balanced diet, as per NHS guidelines, they add.
Supplements-makers said so... | Pregnancy multivitamins are a waste of money because most mothers-to-be do not need them, according to researchers. |
34,938,256 | And the Ibrox boss is amazed the word "crisis" is being used in the media.
"We've played 14, drawn one, lost one - if that's a crisis then there's a crisis in football," said Warburton.
"At the start teams saw how we play, it's quite natural then to put eight, nine, 10 men behind the ball - teams will do what they have... | Rangers manager Mark Warburton denies his side are enduring a slump in form, and said their recent goal-scoring record is down to tougher defences. |
39,719,512 | There were 1,500 earthquakes recorded in Edinburgh and the Lothians over the same period.
The largest earthquake in the Lothians was in Rosewell on 9 October 1986 with a 2.8 magnitude on the Richter Scale.
Among the other areas with the most geological activity were Clackmannanshire and Dumfries.
A seismometer at the R... | There were more than 4,000 earthquakes recorded across Scotland over the past 50 years, including a 4.4 magnitude quake in Knoydart Peninsula in 1974. |
18,723,929 | Known for its beaches and cricket - its national sport - the former British colony has a dual heritage: English - evident in its stone-built Anglican churches and Saturday race meetings - and African, reflected in its music and dance.
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Barbados is one of the more populous and ... | The eastern Caribbean nation of Barbados was historically heavily dependent on the export of sugar as its main revenue earner, but in recent decades the economy has diversified into tourism and offshore finance. |
34,931,378 | Some see in this the potential for a new era in Russian-French relations. Maybe not the strategic alliance of old, but certainly an end to the modern-day chill.
Events have certainly moved quickly. A year ago France was in the middle of a nasty spat over warships which it was refusing to sell to Vladimir Putin.
For Fra... | French President Francois Hollande's visit to Moscow comes at a time of fast-shifting diplomatic alignments and priorities, triggered by the spread of Islamic State (IS) terror. |
33,027,791 | The authority said relocating the station could generate up to 6,500 more jobs and bring in hundreds of millions of pounds in business rates.
The figures emerged after a Freedom of Information request by BBC Look North.
An HS2 spokeswoman said the Meadowhall site provided "significantly better connections to more peopl... | Sheffield City council has spent £190,000 lobbying for a proposed HS2 station to be moved from Meadowhall to the city centre, it has emerged. |
38,827,731 | Aidan, 16, who was born female, claims he was effectively excluded because Hereford Cathedral School refused to let him wear a boy's uniform.
This was despite the support of his mother and the family's GP as he began his transition.
The action is being taken under the 2010 Equality Act. The school said it would defend ... | A transgender teenager is taking legal action against his former school for discrimination. |
35,324,918 | 16 January 2016 Last updated at 12:15 GMT
The CCTV, recorded on 5 January, shows the HGV passing the van at speed near Ulceby, forcing the van driver to stop on the crossing.
Inspector Graham Bridges said it was an example of "extremely dangerous driving" and the police are now trying to trace both drivers. | Footage of a lorry overtaking a van on a level crossing in Lincolnshire has been released by British Transport Police. |
39,478,466 | The American, who cannot be identified, said the therapy for Charlie Gard would be "treatment but not a cure".
A decision whether to turn off his life support machines is being considered by the High Court.
Connie Yates and Chris Gard want to take their son who has progressive muscle weakness to the US.
A crowdfunding ... | The doctor who would give experimental treatment to a baby who has a rare genetic condition has admitted the case was "uncharted territory". |
33,067,735 | Three-quarters of Scotland's top-flight clubs have told BBC Scotland they would consider a move to summer football.
But Doncaster says the amount of games played and international tournaments have to be taken into consideration.
"We are effectively playing for 11 months and using pretty much every date we can in that p... | Scottish Professional Football League chief executive Neil Doncaster believes the possible advent of summer football is an issue of some complexity. |
39,350,954 | The incident happened at Dalscone Farm Fun in Dumfries on Saturday night after the park's three wallabies were chased around their enclosure by five boys.
Two of the animals escaped the enclosure but the third was so shaken it died.
Police Scotland confirmed in a short statement that a 16-year-old boy had been arrested... | A teenager has been arrested following the death of a wallaby at a farm play park in the south of Scotland. |
39,912,032 | Sebastian Prodl is suspended while Christian Kabasele, Craig Cathcart and Younes Kaboul are all out injured.
Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany should be fit despite being substituted during the 3-1 win over West Brom.
John Stones has also recovered from a groin strain and could replace Nicolas Otamendi in defence... | Watford could be without up to six central defenders, with Adrian Mariappa (knee) and Miguel Britos (calf) facing late fitness tests. |
39,472,482 | Two other boys, aged 15 and 16, were assaulted and required treatment.
Police were called to reports of a large number of teenage boys involved in a disturbance at Auchinairn Gardens in Bishopbriggs at about 00:05.
The 16-year-old who was seriously assaulted was treated at Glasgow Royal Infirmary and later released. Po... | A 16-year-old boy has been seriously assaulted in what police said was a "large-scale disturbance" near Glasgow. |
36,072,119 | Dubbed Nuit Debout (Up All Night), it is a self-styled "popular assembly" in which participants share views about politics and the state of the world.
As night descends, the speakers stand patiently in line and, turn by turn, take the microphone for their allotted five minutes.
Before them, sitting in twos and threes o... | Since the end of March, hundreds of people have been gathering every evening in the Place de la Republique in Paris. |
36,551,416 | The Heritage Lottery Fund has awarded the funding to Cwm Community Action Group of Betws-y-Coed to help create the Snowdonia Slate Trail.
It comes as Gwynedd council bids to secure World Heritage Site status for the region's slate villages.
The pathway, which will use existing rights of way, will also gather stories ab... | The creation of a new 85-mile trail through Snowdonia has been boosted by a £53,000 grant. |
35,474,817 | The 21-year-old, who arrived from Dinamo Zagreb in the summer, last featured in the 3-1 victory over St Johnstone on 23 January.
Simunovic, who missed Sunday's League Cup semi-final defeat by Ross County, also had a spell on the sidelines in the first half of the season.
Kris Commons is close to a return from a muscle ... | Celtic's Croatian defender Jozo Simunovic will be absent for four to six weeks with knee ligament damage. |
40,972,546 | The 65-year-old was detained 10 years ago on suspicion of the rape and murder of Stuart Lubbock in Essex.
Mr Barrymore, who was not present for the High Court decision, values his claim at more than £2.4m.
Essex Police said there were still "unanswered" questions over Mr Lubbock's death.
Michael Barrymore: How the Bri... | The entertainer Michael Barrymore is to get "more than nominal damages" after claiming his wrongful arrest by police destroyed his career. |
34,574,801 | Hill, 18, scored 15/16 in the skeet final to beat Thailand's Sutiya Jiewchaloemmit.
Scott, 30, triumphed in the double trap, shooting 27/30 to beat Qiang Pan of China.
"To come away with a gold is an amazing end to the year and I couldn't have asked for a lot more," said Hill, who won gold at the European Games in June... | Amber Hill and Steve Scott both won gold medals at the 2015 ISSF Shotgun World Cup final in Cyprus. |
36,332,024 | Patrick Joseph Connors, 59, his son Patrick Dean Connors, 39, and nephew William Connors, 36, denied requiring a person to perform forced or compulsory labour between 2010 and 2013.
They were convicted by a jury at Cardiff Crown Court on Tuesday.
Connors senior was jailed for 14 years, Patrick Dean for six-and-a-half y... | Three family members have been jailed for forcing a man to do heavy labour for tiny amounts in Cardiff. |
39,254,394 | The General Penitentiary of Venezuela in central Guarico state was closed in October after violent clashes between inmates.
The bodies, which are in an advanced state of decomposition, were found during works to refurbish the jail.
So far none of the remains have been identified.
The grave was discovered on Thursday an... | The number of bodies found in a mass grave in Venezuela's largest prison has risen to 14, the public prosecutor's office said in a statement. |
35,118,927 | "The Turks", he said, had "decided to lick the Americans in a certain place".
He was giving his wide-ranging annual news conference.
Touching on next year's US presidential election, the Russian leader called Donald Trump a "very colourful, talented person" and the "absolute frontrunner in the presidential race".
Mr Pu... | Russian President Vladimir Putin has used crude language in a furious new attack on Turkey over the shooting down of a Russian combat jet last month. |
35,781,266 | The former England Under-19 international made four appearances last season as the Belles were promoted from Women's Super League Two.
"I have tried so hard to get back but my legs just won't go," she said in a message posted on Twitter.
"Unfortunately, this disease cannot be beaten and has taken my dream."
Belles mana... | Doncaster Rovers Belles midfielder Ashleigh Mills has ended her playing career at the age of 20 after being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis. |
31,001,094 | Several gunmen stormed the Corinthia Hotel and opened fire in the reception area. A car bomb also exploded nearby.
Unconfirmed reports say some of the assailants have blown themselves up. The officials say the dead include one US and one French citizen.
The security forces say the stand-off has now been brought to an e... | Militants have attacked a hotel in the Libyan capital Tripoli, killing at least nine people including five foreigners, officials say. |
32,304,076 | All are members of the Diocese of West Yorkshire and Dales Motorcycle Club, formed for clergy and lay motorcyclists.
Ten bikes will start the trip on Monday from Leyburn in North Yorkshire.
Reverend Michael Hepper from St Matthew's in Leyburn said it would be a "very different kind of retreat".
The 725-mile round trip ... | Five Yorkshire vicars are preparing for a five-day motorbike "pilgrimage" from Yorkshire to Iona off the west coast of Scotland. |
19,091,521 | "After much soul-searching, it is clearly time for us to live by Michael's words about love not war," wrote Jermaine, in a statement.
Jermaine also withdrew his support for a leaked letter which calls on executors of the estate to resign.
On Thursday his mother, Katherine, was reinstated as guardian of Michael's childr... | Michael Jackson's brother Jermaine has called for an end to the Jackson family feud over the late pop star's estate. |
38,483,124 | Ambulance staff dealt with 2,184 calls between 19:00 on Hogmanay and 07:00 on New Year's Day.
Additional crews, call handlers and dispatchers were on duty. The busiest time was from 01:00 to 04:00, with 739 calls.
The new year total was 35 higher than the previous year. The Christmas period, from 23 to 27 December, saw... | The Scottish Ambulance Service had a busier Hogmanay than last year. |
22,850,124 | Mr Morsi said he was not "calling for war", but that he would not allow Egypt's water supply to be endangered.
Egypt was apparently caught by surprise when Ethiopia started diverting the Blue Nile last month, amid works to construct a hydroelectric dam.
The river is a tributary of the Nile, on which Egypt is heavily de... | Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi has said "all options are open" to deal with any threat to his country's water supply posed by an Ethiopian dam. |
36,738,196 | An independent Rugby Football League tribunal ruled on charges brought in April, and an independent body upheld the verdict on Thursday.
Koukash told BBC Radio Manchester: "You start questioning 'is the sport with this governing body worth keeping my involvement in it and keep investing like I have been doing?'"
Indepe... | Salford Red Devils owner Marwan Koukash is considering his future involvement in rugby league after losing their appeal against a six-point deduction for breaching salary cap regulations. |
12,829,483 | TV network NBC announced Sir Elton will host and perform on stage with fellow musical guest and collaborator Leon Russell on 2 April.
It is the singer's first return to the show in nearly three decades.
Meanwhile, Dame Helen will make her debut as host a week later with musical guests Foo Fighters.
Sir Elton last appea... | Sir Elton John and Dame Helen Mirren have been lined up to host episodes of US comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live in April. |
36,046,638 | The full-back, 25, was hurt in Town's 3-1 defeat by Millwall on 9 April - his first game since last December - and a scan has shown he needs surgery to repair ligaments.
"It's disappointing - he's just got back into the side," assistant boss Mike Jackson told BBC Radio Shropshire.
"Hopefully he'll get it sorted and be... | Shrewsbury Town defender Mickey Demetriou will miss the rest of the season because of a knee injury. |
14,294,642 | But the independent report voiced concern that no clear scientific, medical or social benefits had emerged from nearly one in 10 projects.
It also said that in a minority of experiments, the justification for using monkeys was "not compelling".
The review was led by Professor Sir Patrick Bateson.
The current president ... | A review of the use of monkeys in UK medical research says the practice should continue and finds the current work to be generally of good quality. |
35,819,317 | The Briton, 31, who begins his title defence at the Australian Grand Prix on Sunday, posted videos on Snapchat of him travelling on a motorway.
It is illegal to use phones whilst driving in New Zealand.
Police reviewed the incident but will not be taking further action after citing a lack of "sufficient evidence".
"Auc... | Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton has been investigated by police after appearing to take a selfie while riding a motorbike in New Zealand. |
31,744,723 | The Assembly Rooms, which opened in 1977, was badly damaged in a huge blaze that broke out in its roof car park last March.
The city council said rebuilding would be too expensive and the venue would be sold to a private company and could be knocked down and the site redeveloped.
As well as live music, the Assembly Roo... | The curtain is set to fall on a music venue in Derby where a host of famous acts have thrilled fans for decades. |
27,333,118 | The 32-year-old midfielder, who has 249 caps for England and Great Britain, was in the squad that played two matches against Canada last weekend.
But head coach Jason Lee decided he could not rely on her fitness for the tournament, which starts on 31 May.
Ellie Watton and Zoe Shipperley have made the 18-strong squad.
B... | London 2012 Olympian Helen Richardson-Walsh has missed out on England's Hockey World Cup squad after back surgery. |
35,744,255 | The lead investigator was seeking to clarify earlier comments by police that suggested some of the driver's actions were deliberate.
Band members Kris Leonard, River Reeves, Jack Dakin and Tomas Lowe died, along with manager Craig Tarry, 33, near Stockholm on 13 February.
Lars Berglund said the driver's "only intention... | Swedish police say they do not believe the Viola Beach crash driver "intended to kill himself or the band". |
37,725,081 | The BCCI, which governs the game in India, has agreed to trial the technology against Alastair Cook's side in the five-match Test series which begins in Rajkot on 9 November.
Whatever you think of DRS, which uses different types of technology to determine if a batsman should be given out, it's very good that it's now b... | There might have been a few concerned England batsmen when news filtered through that the decision review system (DRS) will be in place for their tour of India next month. |
34,649,263 | Ednane Mahmood, 19, from Blackburn, Lancashire, then fled his home to allegedly travel to Syria to fight for so-called Islamic State (IS).
The video showed the beheading of David Haines and aid worker Alan Henning kneeling on the ground after his kidnap, Manchester Crown Court heard.
Mr Mahmood denies all charges.
He h... | A man accused of terrorism offences downloaded a video showing a British aid worker being beheaded, a court heard. |
33,252,945 | Last year, there were about 14,000 visits, compared to 8,000 in 2005, when the county became an approved destination for Chinese citizens.
Their spending, including at Bicester Village outlet, has also increased from almost £8m to more than £20m, according to Visit Britain.
A further rise has been predicted for the n... | The number of Chinese visitors to Oxfordshire has almost doubled in the last ten years, figures have shown. |
38,190,777 | Some of the victims reported the abuse to police after reading press reports about Peter Farrands being jailed for seven years in May 2015.
As well as working at Folville Rise Junior School in Leicester, Farrands was a scoutmaster and lay preacher.
The four victims were aged between six and 12 when Farrands abused them... | A 90-year-old former teacher who is already in jail for child sex offences has had two years added to his sentence after four more victims came forward. |
34,467,962 | The winger scored three times in 21 second-half minutes to draw level with Lomu's mark of 15 World Cup tries.
The Springboks ran in eight second-half tries in all to earn a bonus-point win at the Olympic Stadium.
South Africa top Pool B and will now play the loser of Saturday's Pool A decider between Australia and Wale... | Bryan Habana equalled Jonah Lomu's World Cup try-scoring record with a hat-trick as South Africa reached the quarter-finals by thrashing USA. |
33,044,213 | Paul Finlay-Dickson's civil partner, Maurice, died of cancer in January.
He, himself, is ill. Attacks on the couple's home began nearly two years ago.
After his partner's death, Mr Finlay-Dickson had been due to move to a new house in Cosgrave Heights.
However, vandals attacked it at the weekend.
On Saturday, a gang sm... | A grieving man who has been the target of a series of homophobic attacks has had his new north Belfast home vandalised. |
39,659,166 | Vicki Russell told the CBC that Air Canada bumped her from the 1 April Toronto-to-Miami flight that she had booked two months in advance.
As a result she missed her connecting flight to meet the cruise ship.
Ms Russell has since received C$800 (US$592; £463) compensation from the airline.
She says everything went acco... | A Canadian woman missed a "trip of a lifetime" Galapagos cruise after being bumped from a flight. |
32,124,213 | Eight former and serving officers have been called to give evidence at the hearings.
South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner Alan Billings said the sum was "substantially less" than required.
The force, which has a legal duty to support its staff, said that as of January more than £12m had been paid out on legal ... | South Yorkshire Police has been awarded £10.7m to cover legal fees incurred from the new Hillsborough inquests. |
32,763,440 | The victim, in his 30s, was shot in Swancote Green, Bracknell after answering the door to two men at about 18:00 BST last Sunday.
He was treated in hospital and later released.
Police said 28-year-old Scott Kennedy of Sturdee Close, Frimley, Surrey, is accused of one count of attempted murder.
A 63-year-old man, also f... | A man has been charged with the attempted murder of a man who was shot in the chest at his Berkshire home. |
35,764,599 | The Robins have won six of their 10 League One games since former Brighton Under-21 and reserves coach Williams took interim charge in December.
The 35-year-old replaced Martin Ling at the County Ground, after Ling stepped down citing "health reasons."
"He is a fantastic coach, the best I've come across in 25 years of ... | Swindon Town have appointed caretaker boss Luke Williams as head coach on a five-year contract. |
34,290,320 | Sally Ann John, who disappeared from Swindon, aged 23, in 1995, had been working as a prostitute.
On Thursday police arrested three men in their 50s on suspicion of her murder.
"Every day is difficult without Sally Ann and I appreciate the understanding I have been shown," said Lesley John.
In a statement released thro... | The mother of a woman who went missing 20 years ago and is believed to have been murdered has said the recent arrests have given her hope. |
35,878,425 | The hosts went in front when Tyrone Barnett stabbed in as the Blades appealed in vain that goalkeeper George Long had control of the ball.
Dean Hammond headed an equaliser but David Worrall drilled home to re-establish the Shrimpers' lead.
Jack Payne sealed the victory with a dinked finish just seconds after Che Adams ... | Southend United gave their fading League One play-off hopes a boost with a home victory over Sheffield United. |
36,466,275 | Jarvis, 29, has won 17 caps for Wales and last played in the Six Nations win over Italy in March 2016.
James, who will miss the first match of the three-Test series against the world champions in Auckland, has not recovered as quickly as hoped, but remains with the squad.
Wales have lost 26 matches against the All Blac... | Tight-head prop Aaron Jarvis is flying to New Zealand to join Wales as cover for Paul James, who has a calf injury. |
38,082,943 | There was no secret that the picture today's Autumn Statement would paint would not be pretty. But more than £100bn of extra borrowing, roughly equivalent to the entire NHS budget - nearly £60bn of that the costs of Brexit - make a brutal backdrop for Theresa May's government as it only just gets going.
Remember all th... | Ouch! |
34,931,370 | A recent event at the end of August left at least 30 soldiers injured.
At least 24 cadets were reported to have been left unconscious because pillows were stuffed with hard objects.
West Point Superintendent Lt Gen Robert L Caslen said the academy was pursuing unspecified disciplinary measures against those involved in... | Huge pillow fights among US cadets to mark the end of summer training at the prestigious West Point military academy are to be banned, officials say. |
33,925,744 | Fake Ophelia is a large collage on canvas by Steven Campbell - one of the "new Glasgow Boys" who studied at the school.
Forsyth and his partner Moira Wylie gifted the work made in 1991 by Campbell, who died at the age of 54 in 2007.
It will hang in the art school's library.
Gregory's Girl director Forsyth first met Cam... | Film-maker Bill Forsyth has donated an artwork to Glasgow School of Art. |
38,334,062 | Cleveland Police used anti-terror powers as part of an investigation into alleged leaking of confidential material to newspapers in 2012.
However, the force claimed it was justified in secretly monitoring the phones of two former officers.
Mark Dias and Steve Matthews claim they were targeted after challenging miscondu... | A police force has admitted to unlawfully accessing the private phone records of journalists and a solicitor. |
37,461,693 | He was taken into custody on Thursday in Lurgan.
Four other men arrested after searches in the County Armagh town and in Coalisland, County Tyrone, on Wednesday, are still being questioned.
Police evacuated an estimated 15 homes in Lurgan's Woodville Avenue during Wednesday's searches.
Forensic teams and police using a... | A 22-year-old man who was arrested by police investigating dissident republican activity has been released unconditionally. |
39,565,323 | The 29-year-old has featured in 53 U's games since joining in 2015, 18 of which have come this season.
"He came and requested the opportunity to leave for personal reasons," said director of football Tony Humes.
"We have been working with him over the past few weeks to resolve the situation in the best way possible." | Colchester United midfielder Owen Garvan has had his contract with the League Two club cancelled by mutual consent for personal reasons. |
15,504,838 | A statement said all employees involved in industrial action would be locked out from Monday evening and flights grounded from 0600 GMT on Saturday.
Aircraft currently in the air will complete their flights, but there will be no further departures.
Chief executive Alan Joyce called his decision "unbelievable".
Fair Wor... | The Australian airline Qantas is grounding all international and domestic flights with immediate effect due to an industrial dispute. |
40,936,964 | Charlie Alliston, of Trothy Road, Bermondsey, was 18 when he allegedly hit Kim Briggs as she crossed Old Street, east London, in February 2016.
The Old Bailey heard a witness saw the cyclist fly "through the air".
Mr Alliston, now 20, denies manslaughter and causing bodily harm by wanton or furious driving.
In court, p... | A cyclist accused of killing a woman by ploughing into her in a London street began shouting at her as she lay injured, a court has heard. |
35,027,049 | Witnesses said a man carrying two knives was Tasered by police after running from the discount shop in Bury Street, Abingdon, at about 11:20 GMT.
Staff at a nearby Spar store said they barricaded themselves inside as the man tried to gain entry, before he was restrained by the police.
A 36-year-old man, who is from Abi... | A customer has been stabbed to death in a Poundland store in Oxfordshire. |
36,906,367 | Immobile joined the La Liga club on a season-long loan spell from Borussia Dortmund in July 2015, before signing on a permanent deal worth 11m euros.
The 26-year-old was then loaned to Serie A side Torino, where he scored five goals in 14 games last season.
Immobile made two appearances for his country at Euro 2016. | Lazio have signed Italy striker Ciro Immobile from Sevilla for an undisclosed fee - reported to be around 8.5m euros (£7.1m). |
23,581,684 | In one case a worker allowed their partner to access and amend personal data.
There were also several cases of posting personal data on websites, and an e-mail which accidentally disclosed sensitive details of 24 dead people.
The Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) called for effective data handling to become secon... | Local authorities in Wales broke data protection laws over 60 times in 2012, BBC Wales has learned. |
36,043,266 | Mourners wore Chelsea and Cambridge United colours to celebrate the life of Tommi Miller, who was eight.
Terry met Chelsea fan Tommi last year, and when he was told of the boy's death he volunteered to pay for the service.
Tommi was laid to rest near his Cambridge home in a Chelsea-blue casket bearing the club logo.
To... | The football-themed funeral of a boy who died from cancer has taken place after Chelsea captain John Terry paid for it. |
27,464,444 | Hibs' 15-year stay in the Scottish Premiership was in danger after Jason Scotland's goal reduced their 2-0 first-leg lead in the play-off final.
Anthony Andreu squared the tie 10 seconds from the end of stoppage time.
Neither side managed to score in extra time, but Hibs' Kevin Thomson and Jason Cummings both had penal... | Hamilton Academical ended their three-year absence from Scotland's top flight after a dramatic penalty shootout that consigned Hibernian to relegation. |
35,355,679 | 19 January 2016 Last updated at 19:50 GMT
Eddie Girvan, 67, was found in his home on Station Road in Greenisland by police at about 21:30 GMT on Monday.
BBC News NI's Kevin Sharkey reports. | A murder inquiry has begun into the death of a man who was found tied up and stabbed in his home in County Antrim. |
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Wendie Renard glanced in a header from a corner deep into injury time to consign Mark Sampson's side to a cruel defeat in Pennsylvania.
Marie-Laure Delie had headed France level with 10 minutes to go after Jordan Nobbs' 25-yard opening goal.
England's second game in the fo... | England conceded a 95th-minute goal as they suffered an agonising defeat by France in their SheBelieves Cup opener. |
35,725,240 | The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said sales were up 8.4% compared with February last year.
Sales of alternatively fuelled vehicles jumped 19.9% year-on-year, with diesels up 5.6%.
Fleet sales fell 1.4% but still accounted for 53.1% of new vehicle sales in the month.
SMMT chief executive Mike Hawes ... | Almost 84,000 new cars were sold in February in the UK - the highest level for the month since 2004. |
33,152,089 | Skomer Island and Marloes Sands are included in travel guide Lonely Planet's Best in Europe 2015 list.
Kent was ranked top, followed by County Kerry in Ireland, with destinations in Germany and Hungary also making the top five.
The guide said Skomer's marine nature reserve and 500,000-strong bird population were among ... | Two Pembrokeshire beauty spots have been named among the 10 best places to go in Europe for a family holiday. |
39,675,249 | The Ryder Cup veteran, 41, finished two over par, two shots adrift of the projected cut and down in tied 93rd.
He needed to win at least £23,905 ($30,639) - equivalent to a top-30 finish - to retain his tour place.
But the 2008 Open runner-up said: "It doesn't mean you're never going to see me again."
He later added on... | England's Ian Poulter says he will "come back stronger than ever" after losing his PGA Tour card by missing the cut at the Texas Open. |
38,770,216 | Now it's been announced that Bryan Cranston is to make his UK stage debut in an adaptation of the 1970s Oscar-winning film Network.
The 60-year-old US actor will play Howard Beale, a TV news anchor who announces he will kill himself on air after he's told he's being sacked for declining ratings.
In a famous scene, Beal... | He's best known for his role as criminal mastermind Walter White in Breaking Bad. |
36,558,813 | Police said the incident happened at the corner of Jamaica Street and Argyle Street at about 09:45.
Emergency services attended and the man was taken by ambulance to Glasgow Royal Infirmary. There is currently no information on his condition.
Jamaica Street has been closed while police carry out investigations into the... | A man is being treated in hospital after he was struck by a bus in Glasgow city centre. |
29,310,134 | Rajinder Sidhu, of Crathie Avenue, Dumfries, was on a petition before Sheriff Brian Mahon in private.
The appearance follows an alleged attack at the Tesco car park in Dumfries earlier this month.
A spokesperson for the procurator fiscal said that no plea or declaration was made and Mr Sidhu was committed for further e... | A 30-year-old man has made a brief appearance in court at Dumfries on a charge of rape. |
40,713,929 | The singer hasn't given a reason for his decision yet, but his team have said that it was because of "unforeseen circumstances".
Bieber has already performed in more than 150 shows since starting his tour in March 2016, with an average of 40,000 tickets sold for each date.
A statement on his website said: "Justin loves... | Justin Bieber has cancelled 14 concerts that he was due to perform in Asia and North America as part of his Purpose World Tour. |
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