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Igor Kornelyuk died in hospital after the attack near Metalist while a colleague, sound engineer Anton Voloshin, was reported missing.
Meanwhile, a major pipeline in Ukraine carrying gas from Russia to the rest of Europe was hit by a blast.
However, European and Russian companies said gas exports were not affected.
The... | A Russian state TV journalist has been killed in a mortar attack near a village outside the east Ukrainian city of Luhansk, Russian media report. | 27886211 |
He will be the first chief executive of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) - an umbrella body that will oversee the distribution of £6bn of research funding annually.
Sir Mark is currently the government's chief scientific adviser.
At the moment, UK research is funded by nine separate organisations. Each body specialis... | Prof Sir Mark Walport has been appointed to head Britain's newly created research funding organisation. | 38830007 |
The event in Norway's capital follows attacks against Jews in Europe, including in Paris in January and in Denmark last week.
There was a large crowd of onlookers, from a number of religions.
"We want to demonstrate that Jews and Muslims do not hate each other," co-organiser Zeeshan Abdullah told crowds in front of the... | A group of young Muslims has gathered more than 1,000 people to form a "ring of peace" around Oslo's main synagogue. | 31575816 |
Alex Staniforth, of Cheshire, has already tackled Pen-Y-Fan, Fan Foel and Snowdon since starting the series on 13 May.
The 22-year-old will aim to scale Moel Famau, on the Flintshire-Denbighshire border, on Sunday.
If successful, he will have climbed the equivalent of 13 Mount Everests.
He said: "A big thanks for all m... | An adventurer is set to complete his bid to climb the highest point of every UK county when he scales a north Wales peak. | 40642090 |
A newly identified gene mutation causes some cases of melanoma, a type of skin cancer, says a UK team.
The discovery will pave the way for new screening methods, they report in Nature Genetics.
The risk of melanoma depends on several factors, including sun exposure, skin type and family history.
Every year in the UK, a... | Scientists say they have taken a step forward in understanding why some people are at greater risk of skin cancer because of their family history. | 26790332 |
Matt Grimstone and Jacob Schilt were among the 11 who died on 22 August.
The club normally plays in front of about 100 people, but more than a thousand tickets were sold for Sunday's FA Vase match against East Preston.
Manager Nigel Geary said people wanted to pay their respects.
He said not everyone could attend the f... | Record crowds packed into the stands of Worthing United football club to watch a match dedicated to two of its players who died in the Shoreham air crash. | 34171679 |
Mick Clohisey won the men's event at Santry from John Coghlan and Pollock.
Twice European Cross Country champion Fionnuala McCormack won the women's title ahead of Lizzie Lee and Caroline Crowley, with Kerry O'Flaherty fourth.
Mageean, who had been fancied to challenge Britton, dropped out during the final lap.
Portafe... | Paul Pollock secured his European Cross Country spot by placing third at the Irish Championships but Ciara Mageean dropped out of the women's race. | 34895143 |
Ever since Ferguson announced he would be stepping down as manager of Manchester United after 26 years in charge, friends, former team-mates and opponents have spoken at length about the man-management skills, tactical nous and drive the Scot showed in bringing success to Old Trafford and, before that, Aberdeen.
But am... | Being floored by one of his own players, angrily criticising his team just minutes after completing a cup double and 'taking out' a defender in retribution are not the typical Sir Alex Ferguson anecdotes. | 22477429 |
A Renault Laguna and a road maintenance vehicle were in collision on the A595 between Moota and Cockermouth at 15:10 GMT.
The driver of the Laguna, a man in his early 60s and from the Thornhill area, near Egrement, died at the scene.
A 64-year-old woman who was a passenger in the car was taken to Cumberland Infirmary, ... | A man was killed when a car and lorry collided in Cumbria. | 30921281 |
The Theirworld Edinburgh Birth Cohort will track the development of 400 babies who are born before 32 weeks, following them to adulthood.
The research is being funded by the Theirworld global children's charity, which Mrs Brown founded.
Mrs Brown's first child Jennifer Jane lived for just 10 days.
She said: "This is a ... | A new £1.5m study aimed at improving care for premature babies is being launched by Sarah Brown, wife of former prime minister Gordon Brown. | 34832194 |
Wendy Knell's beaten body was found at her home in Tunbridge Wells on 23 June.
To mark the 25th anniversary, her parents appealed for information to catch the murderer, who is also thought to have killed another woman.
"We don't want to die not knowing who did it, we want to die knowing what happened to her," said her ... | Detectives investigating the murder of a woman in Kent in 1987 have received a number of calls following a fresh appeal for information. | 18631803 |
Play was scheduled to start at 17:00 BST, but further showers prevented Kent from bowling first.
Kent were second in the Division Two table ahead of the game, four points behind leaders Nottinghamshire.
Leicestershire have yet to win in the Championship this season, losing two of their first three games. | Rain stopped any play being possible on the first day of Leicestershire's County Championship fixture against Kent at Grace Road. | 39976823 |
The 30-year-old, who has usurped England's James Anderson, becomes the first leg-spinner to head the rankings since Australia's Shane Warne in 2005.
He is the first Pakistan bowler to top the list since Mushtaq Ahmed, also a leg-spinner, in 1996.
Anderson, who missed the hosts' 75-run defeat at Lord's, drops to third.
... | Pakistan's Yasir Shah has risen to the top of the Test bowling rankings following his 10-wicket haul against England in the first Test. | 36825027 |
The video published by Time Out London on Facebook shows diners attempting to burst their Xiao Long Bao (little basket buns), and throw out the soup.
Originating in China, Xiao Long Bao have a passionate foodie fan following.
Many point out the traditional way is to suck out the soup and eat the dumplings. Time Out sai... | Asian food lovers are fuming over a video they say "manhandles" traditional soup dumplings. | 39440174 |
The 17-year-old, who cannot be named, has denied committing the offence before Dundee United's game against Hearts in February.
Prosecutors allege he engaged in behaviour that was likely to incite public disorder.
The alleged offences took place in Dundee's Union Street.
It is alleged the teenager, from Edinburgh, sang... | A teenager accused of singing a sectarian song on his way to a Scottish Premiership tie has been banned from football matches ahead of his trial. | 35960261 |
Kadcyla is used to treat an aggressive, advanced type of breast cancer known as HER2 positive.
The Scottish Medicines Consortium (SMC) said the drug would enable patients to spend "more time with their families and in some cases return to work".
Scottish health secretary Shona Robison said the SMC made a "good decision... | A breast cancer drug which is being withdrawn in England because it is too expensive is being made available on the NHS in Scotland. | 39551800 |
Shaurn Thomas, 43, was released after the Philadelphia District Attorney's office agreed that the evidence did not support the conviction.
Mr Thomas, who was 19 when found guilty, maintained all along he was at another court hearing during the crime.
"I feel wonderful," he said as he left the prison.
He hugged his fian... | A Philadelphia man has been exonerated and freed from prison 24 years after he was found guilty of a murder he did not commit. | 40023717 |
The body was discovered in the Limehurst Way area of Lisburn on Monday afternoon.
The victim has been named locally as Gerry Mulligan.
A post-mortem examination will take place to determine the cause of death, which is being treated as suspicious. Police do not believe there is any paramilitary involvement.
Det Ch Insp... | A 44-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a man's body was found in a car boot in Lisburn. | 37478882 |
The London School of Economics rose from 71st in the 2014 QS World University rankings to 35th this year.
University College London was rated seventh, Imperial eighth and Kings College London 19th.
"London is unequivocally the education capital of the world," said the city's Mayor, Boris Johnson.
Other top university c... | London has retained its title as the world's top university city, with four institutions in the top 40 of the latest ranking. | 34249414 |
On Wednesday, a 43-year-old man was arrested as a result of "suspicious activity".
A 35-year-old was also arrested in north Belfast on Thursday morning.
Two men arrested in west Belfast have both been released unconditionally. | A search operation related to a police investigation into dissident republican activity is continuing in Kinawley, County Fermanagh. | 29548244 |
Maidstone, promoted via the National League South play-offs last season, went ahead on 22 minutes when Bobby-Joe Taylor latched onto a punched clearance from Scott Flinders and played a neat one-two with Alex Flisher before fizzing a left-footed shot across the York goalkeeper.
But Jackie McNamara's York, who finished ... | Clovis Kamdjo's second-half header earned York a 1-1 draw and denied Maidstone all three points in their National League opener at the Gallagher Stadium. | 36930809 |
The Lib Dems lost 95 seats in the last local authority vote in 2012, and won just five seats in last year's Holyrood ballot.
But Willie Rennie said his party had "turned the corner" because it supports remaining in both the UK and the EU.
He pointed to a "stonking big result" in a Highland by-election as evidence.
Mr R... | The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats has insisted that "things are looking rosy" for his party ahead of May's council elections. | 38582391 |
The hosts needed 106 in their second innings to win and reached their target for the loss of two wickets.
They had resumed on 19-0 and Murali Vijay went for eight while Cheteshwar Pujara was run out without scoring.
However, KL Rahul's unbeaten 51 - his sixth half century of the series - and stand-in skipper Ajinkya Ra... | India wrapped up a 2-1 series victory over Australia by winning the fourth and deciding Test in Dharamsala. | 39415359 |
Craig Wilson opened the scoring with a header from Jordan Lowdon's pass.
East Stirlingshire goalkeeper Richard Barnard kept his side in the game; saving well from Josh Skelly and Andy Munro.
Kane Hester hit a post before Mark Whatley doubled the lead when he found the top right corner and Mark Williams added a third fr... | Arbroath ended a run of three straight defeats to beat fellow strugglers East Stirlingshire. | 35733773 |
A customer complained after making the discovery at an Osaka outlet in August. McDonald's said an independent probe had found it was a human tooth.
The firm has also admitted that a piece of plastic was found in an ice-cream sundae, and a piece of vinyl was discovered in chicken nuggets.
McDonald's executives said they... | McDonald's has apologised after a human tooth was found in a portion of fries in Japan last year. | 30706243 |
To mark the centenary, her record label projected her photograph onto the white cliffs of Dover - but a Spitfire fly-past was scrapped due to bad weather.
Asked for advice on ageing, she said: "Be active to your full capabilities.
"Keep interested, read books, watch television and try to keep in touch with life and wha... | Dame Vera Lynn has revealed her secrets for long life as she turns 100 - being active and "interested" in life. | 39326024 |
Traffic in the town came to a standstill while farmers showed their support alongside school children, sports clubs, businesses and health workers.
They walked two miles through the town.
From January 2014, the accident and emergency unit at the Downe Hospital has been closed at weekends.
A shortage of qualified emerge... | Around 12,000 people have attended a rally in Downpatrick protesting against the reduction of services at the Downe Hospital. | 31462056 |
Akram Khan picked up the Best New Dance Production for DESH, which was developed at the city's Curve theatre and the MC2 venue in Grenoble, France.
The solo piece uses Khan's Bangladeshi upbringing as its theme and was premiered in Leicester in September.
It has since been performed in London, Hong Kong and Belgium.
Kh... | A choreographer has thanked a Leicester art venue after winning an Olivier award for a production he devised during a residency there. | 17726744 |
Media outlets across the globe had reported that several iPhone 6 owners had complained of handsets becoming misshapen after being carried in trousers pockets without a case.
Several of the US firm's rivals have also helped publicise the claims.
Apple said nine customers had told it their iPhone 6 Plus phones had bent.... | Apple has responded to claims that its new handsets are prone to bending by saying such damage would be "rare" during normal use. | 29371113 |
The charity Drink Wise, Age Well will attempt to engage with the "hidden population" of drinkers in Cwm Taf via their GPs and roadshows.
Doctors can refer patients, who they think consume too much alcohol, to the group.
Women should not drink more than three small glasses of wine a day and men no more than four, the NH... | Drinkers over-50 who do not think they have a problem are being targeted in a £5m project. | 33275044 |
The findings, from tax-free experts Global Blue, are another illustration of the extent to which the fall in the rouble is curtailing rich Russians' ability to travel and spend.
A 50% fall in the value of the Russian currency means foreign spending is twice as expensive for them.
Some of the shortfall was made up by Ho... | The UK's hotels and shops saw spending by Russians fall 28% last year largely thanks to the plunge in the rouble. | 30869979 |
The review he ordered is due to report by the end of the week.
The implants caused a health scare after French authorities found a rupture rate of 5% and recommended implants were removed.
However, figures in the UK have suggested a much lower rate.
Mr Lansley told the BBC: "The overwhelming evidence continues to suppo... | A government review into the rupture rate of banned PIP breast implants has, so far, found no evidence for removing them, according to the health secretary Andrew Lansley. | 16395244 |
The country's central bank said the problems faced by PrivatBank were mainly caused by its "imprudent lending policy" which led to capital losses.
Ukraine's president Petro Poroshenko has reassured PrivatBank depositors that their money is safe.
The bank is operating normally.
The National Bank of Ukraine (NBU) declare... | Ukraine's biggest commercial bank, PrivatBank, has been nationalised in a move aimed at protecting 20 million customers and "preserving financial stability in the country". | 38365579 |
The Shanghai Composite ended up 1.9% to 3,156.54 despite the US Federal Reserve's decision to hold off raising interest rates last week, in part due to a slowing Chinese economy.
Shares in small-cap companies rebounded strongly, making up for recent losses.
But Hong Kong's Hang Seng index closed down 0.8% to 21,756.93 ... | Mainland Chinese shares were the lone winners in Asia on Monday as the rest of the region headed lower on lingering worries about weaker global growth. | 34311197 |
Last year, final pick Ryan Moore was chosen only five days before the biennial matchplay competition started.
But for next year's event in France, Furyk's fourth pick will be made after the BMW Championship in mid-September. The Ryder Cup starts on 28 September.
The points system is also being tweaked to put more value... | US Ryder Cup captain Jim Furyk says his final wildcard pick for the 2018 event will be chosen earlier than in 2016. | 38915073 |
The Office for National Statistics said industrial output contracted by 0.4% compared with December, when it fell by 0.9%.
Manufacturing was responsible for the decline, particularly the "highly erratic" pharmaceuticals sector, where output tumbled by 13.5%.
Construction fell by 0.4% in January, down from previous grow... | Activity in the UK's industrial and construction sectors slowed in January, new figures show. | 39228116 |
But officials say the cockpit voice and data recorders have been badly damaged and are unlikely to reveal much data.
The FlyDubai Boeing 737-800, coming from Dubai, missed the runway as it attempted to land on Saturday.
Officials say it is not clear what caused the crash 950km south of Moscow.
But poor visibility and h... | Aviation experts are examining two black boxes from the FlyDubai flight that crashed in the southern Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, killing all 55 passengers and seven crew on board. | 35856680 |
A man, referred to as Mr M, was admitted to Glan Clwyd Hospital for bowel cancer surgery in September 2014.
But test results showing a leak were not properly reviewed, his condition deteriorated and he died a day after emergency surgery, the report said.
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board has apologised for its fa... | A north Wales health board has been criticised for "fundamental clinical shortcomings" which led to a patient's death, an ombudsman's report has said. | 37837632 |
The Coventry Dog Group, which was set up to represent dog owners' interests, said it was pleased the council had changed its original proposals to restrict dog-walking in the city.
But it said it would be "keeping an eye" on how the new legislation worked.
The council said it believed dog owners were happy with the new... | A campaign group has called on Coventry City Council to be "reasonable" after it brought in dog controls. | 33132135 |
More than 1.5 million people have visited David Bowie Is across eight venues around the world so far, the museum said.
About 312,000 of those visitors were to the exhibition's debut in London at the Victoria and Albert Museum in 2013.
The show will complete its international 10-stop tour next year.
It is currently in i... | A retrospective exhibition of the life and work of David Bowie has become the most visited show in the V&A's history. | 37907055 |
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Winning two Grand Slams and an Olympic gold medal in the space of 12 months, as he did during the summers of 2012 and 2013, will be an exceptionally difficult trick to reproduce. But he appears to have time on his side.
Murray will turn 30 next May. Bjorn Borg, Ivan Lendl,... | As a triple Grand Slam champion who says he feels "more motivated than ever", Andy Murray may just have triggered the second golden period of his career. | 36768210 |
Conservative MP Philip Davies told the BBC that men should not "be excluded from having their views" heard.
He was elected to the committee in a ballot of party colleagues.
But Green Party MP Caroline Lucas said there should be a "proper hearing" before the MP for Shipley, West Yorkshire, can take his place.
Asked on B... | A critic of "zealous" feminism who has been elected to the Commons Women and Equalities Committee has said he will work to make gender "irrelevant". | 38313555 |
Ex-Bolton striker Dean Holdsworth, who leads the group, will join the board of directors while former owner Eddie Davies will become honorary president.
A winding-up petition against Bolton over an unpaid tax bill was adjourned at the High Court on Monday to give the group more time to complete the deal.
Holdsworth sai... | The Sports Shield consortium has completed its £7.5m takeover of Championship club Bolton Wanderers. | 35775537 |
The Human Tissue Authority (HTA) approved 104 so-called altruistic organ donations in 2012-13 compared with 38 the previous year.
The figures include the first case of someone giving part of their liver to someone they had never met.
Altruistic donations now make up about one in 12 of all living donations.
The total nu... | The number of living people giving one of their organs to a stranger almost tripled last year in the UK, according to new figures. | 22544375 |
Wyke, 24, scored 32 league goals in 77 league games for the Cumbrians.
Both he and 19-year-old Hanson have joined for undisclosed fees on two-and-a-half-year deals.
Penney, 18, from Sheffield Wednesday, and Toner, 20, from Aston Villa, will stay until the end of the season.
Find all the latest football transfers on our... | Bradford have signed Carlisle striker Charlie Wyke and Huddersfield defender Jacob Hanson on permanent deals, plus defenders Matthew Penney and Kevin Toner on loan deals. | 38817637 |
But some proposals - based on the winning party's manifesto after an election - could be in doubt with Prime Minister Theresa May's Commons majority wiped out.
One cabinet minister says elements of the Conservative manifesto will have to be "pruned away".
Even the speech itself could be delayed to allow for any changes... | The Queen's Speech is that striking moment of parliamentary pageantry when the government sets out its legislative plans. | 40245808 |
The Englishman is 24 points adrift of Mercedes team-mate Nico Rosberg after finishing fifth in the Grand Prix of Europe, which the German won.
"I am definitely not feeling confident for the future, but I have a lot of races ahead," said Hamilton.
"It's looking like a good year for Nico, but I never give up."
Hamilton a... | Defending champion Lewis Hamilton says the technical problems afflicting him are making him fear for his hopes of winning a fourth world title. | 36571250 |
That was slightly lower than 2014 and turnover was also down from £24m to £22m, however, margins improved.
A note in the accounts said the profitable performance came despite "difficult ongoing market conditions".
The company has 50 stores across the UK and Ireland, as well as a significant online business.
The account... | The Belfast-based jewellery retailer, Argento, made a pre-tax profit of £1.6m in 2015. | 35234903 |
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Donnelly struck in the sixth minute, latching onto a George McMullan through ball to slot past keeper Elliot Morris.
Cliftonville, who had lost their last two, doubled their lead in the 57th minute when Daniel Hughes played in Garrett who chipped over Morris.
This defeat l... | Cliftonville moved back into third place in the Irish Premiership as goals from Jay Donnelly and Stephen Garrett sealed victory away to Glentoran. | 35686109 |
The stretch of water that runs alongside Gas Street links the Worcester and Birmingham Canal to the Birmingham Canal Main Line.
A Canal and River Trust spokeswoman said the leak had been reported near the aqueduct over Holliday Street and work would start as soon as possible.
She said the work, affecting a 656ft (200m)... | A canal in Birmingham city centre is to be drained as water is leaking close to a railway line. | 31521072 |
The incident took place around 01:30 on Saturday at a flat on Torwoodlee Road, Galashiels.
A 30-year-old man suffered serious injuries and was taken to Borders General Hospital.
A 31-year-old woman and a 23-year-old man are expected to appear at Jedburgh Sheriff Court on Monday. | A man and woman have been charged in connection with an attempted murder in the Borders. | 39320009 |
The stars and crew of the show had to leave South America amid angry protests - reportedly over a number plate that appeared to refer to the Falklands War.
Andy Wilman said the H982 FKL plate had not been deliberately chosen and it was "most definitely" not a stunt.
The team, including Jeremy Clarkson, had been filming... | The executive producer of the BBC's Top Gear has defended the show following reports its crew had to flee Argentina because of a number plate "stunt". | 29581183 |
The 48-year-old was charged by the Football Association last week after an incident at Gigg Lane on 11 February.
Sherwood admitted using "insulting and/or improper words and/or behaviour" towards a match official in the tunnel area at half-time of the 1-0 loss.
The former Tottenham and Aston Villa boss has also been fi... | Swindon Town director of football Tim Sherwood will serve a two-match stadium ban after admitting abusing a match official during their defeat at Bury. | 39071507 |
The Northern Ireland Environment Agency was alerted to the incident in Claudy on Monday.
Its investigation continued on Tuesday when dead fish were found.
The Department of Agriculture and the Environment has said the fish kill stretches over several kilometres of river.
The cause of the pollution is still being invest... | More than 1,000 fish of different species have been killed by pollution in a County Londonderry river. | 36958521 |
Humour and satire continue to spread in Egypt as the country heads for its first presidential vote since the ousting of President Mohammed Morsi, just under a year ago. Political cartoonists have sharpened their pencils and are conducting a parallel campaign in the media.
Although former armed forces head Abdul Fattah ... | Egyptians are known for their satirical wit, as displayed in the slogans and placards of the 2011 uprising that led to the overthrow of President Hosni Mubarak. | 27502437 |
Police Scotland said crack cocaine said to be worth £20,000 and cannabis of a similar value were found.
Andrew Curphey, 36, of Liverpool, faced drugs and driving charges at Aberdeen Sheriff Court, and a teenager who cannot be named faced drugs charges.
Both made no plea and were released on bail.
The recovery was made ... | Two people have appeared in court after drugs with an estimated street value of about £40,000 were seized on the A90 near Stonehaven. | 34278606 |
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With more than 350 million active internet users, India’s current Information Technology Act which was passed in 2000 and has no provisions for reporting of cyber crime.
The BBC's Shilpa Kannan spoke to singer and celebrity Chinmayi Sripaada who took on the trolls attacking h... | India recently launched a campaign which aims to put an end to cyberbullying, harassment and trolling faced by women and children on the social media. | 37778108 |
Teams will face off on Cardiff Bay's floating pitch on Friday ahead of Saturday's showpiece match.
Former Real Madrid and Barcelona midfielder Luis Figo, ex-Juventus star David Trezeguet and Brazil legend Cafu are among those in the squads.
Real Madrid great Emilio Butragueno and Dutchman Ruud Gullit are the managers.
... | Former Juventus and Real Madrid stars are among the ex-players who will take part in a friendly match in Cardiff ahead of the Champions League final. | 40112323 |
Last September, the Wimbledon winner and current BBC Sports Personality of the Year said he would donate £50 every time he hits an ace on court.
His donations were added to by his sponsors, tennis associations and fans.
Murray created the scheme following the repercussions of the conflict in Syria and said: "It's amazi... | Tennis star Andy Murray has raised more than £83,000 for the charity Unicef through his Andy's Aces initiative. | 35276944 |
The next day they will play Olympic and world champions the Netherlands.
The GB team contains many of the England side who beat the Dutch in last year's EuroHockey Championship final.
Australia, New Zealand and the USA will also feature in the round-robin event, the final major international tournament before the Rio O... | Great Britain's women will face defending champions Argentina on the opening day of the Champions Trophy at Lee Valley in London on 18 June. | 35484461 |
Black pupils at the private Pretoria Girls High say they have often been told to straighten their hair.
"Schools should not be used as a platform to discourage students from embracing their African identity," Arts and Culture Minister Nathi Mthethwa tweeted in support.
The school has not yet commented.
The school's cod... | A South African minister has thrown his support behind protesting female students, who accuse their high school of operating a racist hair policy. | 37212573 |
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It took just six minutes for League Two Blackpool to assert their superiority, as Brad Potts' sweeping cross found Matt at the far post, and the striker nodded home from just three yards.
The hosts came close to doubling the lead before the half hour through Potts, who was... | Jamille Matt's early header secured Blackpool's place in the FA Cup third round, but they were pushed all the way by National League North side Brackley in their 1-0 victory at Bloomfield Road. | 38113157 |
Goals from Conor Grant, John Marquis and Tommy Rowe helped Doncaster to a sixth win in seven matches to strengthen their place at the top of the table.
Grant slammed in from 25 yards to put Doncaster in front, only for James Jones to equalise after Rovers goalkeeper Ian Lawlor had saved superbly from Chris Dagnall.
Don... | Doncaster triumphed 3-1 for the third consecutive game as they overcame League Two strugglers Crewe Alexandra. | 38620014 |
Cases include operations on the wrong part of the body, the wrong diagnosis given to patients, foreign objects left behind after surgery, and deaths.
Darent Valley Hospital had the most recorded SUIs, with 120. The Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust had 117.
NHS England said the vast majority of patients received ... | Nearly 400 "serious untoward incidents" (SUIs) were reported in Kent's hospitals in the last financial year, a BBC investigation has discovered. | 35219804 |
The airport closed in May 2014 and was sold to a private consortium that plans to build homes on the site.
However, Thanet District Council has said it may apply for a CPO.
The Supporters of Manston Airport pressure group has said a US firm, RiverOak, has offered the cash to help the council cover legal costs should it... | A company that hopes to re-open Manston Airport has offered £2m to help win a compulsory purchase order (CPO). | 33861655 |
Armenia has been chosen to stage the event in 2019, and then the tournament returns to Northern Ireland after a gap of 15 years.
In the 2005 event, matches were played at the grounds of Linfield, Glentoran, Ballymena, Glenavon and Newry.
The finals involve eight teams and France are the holders having beaten Italy 4-0 ... | Uefa has announced that Northern Ireland will host the European Under-19 Championship finals in 2020. | 38275251 |
"I was living in a homeless shelter to get away from a man... we were both getting arrested, there were restraining orders," says the 47-year-old.
"So I was going in this downward sledge, really hitting rock bottom."
Suffering from anxiety disorder and depression, the Toronto native says she often couldn't face the wor... | Before starting her dog-grooming business Laura-Leigh DiGiovanni's life had spiralled out of control. | 37833581 |
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe said Scotland Yard would take the allegations "on the chin" ahead of a BBC documentary.
Speaking to journalists, he said: "If other people think we are institutionally racist, then we are. It's no good me saying we're not."
He added he believed that society as a whole was "institutionally racist"... | The head of the Metropolitan Police has said there is "some justification" to claims that the force is institutionally racist. | 33025853 |
Angela Burns said ending the availability of free painkillers could free up more than £16m a year.
The Conservative shadow health secretary said this could be used to fund a Human Papilloma Virus vaccine.
Health Secretary Vaughan Gething said he had "no intention" of making patients "pay for their painkillers".
Current... | Free painkillers from the NHS should be ditched in favour of funding a cancer-fighting vaccine for boys as well as girls, an AM has said. | 40824920 |
The sensational headline-hogging allegations in Call Me Dave, motivated apparently by a sense of aggrievement at David Cameron's failure to give his lordship a decent government job in exchange for some handsome financial support for the party will undoubtedly be an ongoing source of amused chit-chat in the political s... | If revenge is a dish best served cold, Lord Ashcroft, the former Conservative party Treasurer, might perhaps have waited a little longer before publishing his colourful biography of the prime minister. | 33958116 |
Mageean's time cut six seconds off her previous mile best and Northern Ireland record set indoors last year.
Sonia O'Sullivan set her Irish mile record of 4:17.25 in Oslo in 1994.
Mageean finished seventh in Sunday's race at the London Anniversary Games where Kenya's Helen Obiri defeated Britain's Laura Muir.
Obiri won... | Ciara Mageean moved to second on the Irish all-time list for the women's mile after improving her personal best to 4:22.40 in London on Sunday. | 40551597 |
However any buyer of St Nicholas, in Withernsea, East Yorkshire, has been warned it sits within a graveyard that could still be used for burials.
It also has restrictions to protect the fabric of the building, according to the Diocese of York.
Martin Sheppard, diocese spokesman, said the building would remain as "a we... | A 19th century church is for sale at a guide price of just £10,000 to £20,000 in a seaside resort. | 39961352 |
The man had shouted abuse at waiting parents and pushed two women to the ground outside St Luke's CE School in Longsight on Wednesday afternoon.
He walked away but later returned to the school carrying two knives and threatened officers who had been called to the scene, police said.
He was shot with a Taser and arreste... | Police shot an armed man with a Taser following a disturbance outside a primary school in Manchester. | 31434449 |
Maradona used his hand to score against England in Argentina's 2-1 win in the World Cup quarter-finals 31 years ago.
"Obviously I think about it whenever I show my support for the use of technology," Maradona told Fifa.com.
"I thought about it and, sure, that goal wouldn't have stood."
Maradona admitted he benefited fr... | Diego Maradona has backed the use of video assistant referees (VARs) despite accepting his infamous 'Hand of God' goal would not have stood had the technology existed in 1986. | 40717224 |
Nasa astronaut Kate Rubins carried out the test on the International Space Station (ISS) at the weekend.
She was using a compact DNA sequencing device called Minion, which was developed in the UK.
The device, which was sent up to the space station in July, could help astronauts diagnose illness in space and allow them ... | DNA has been successfully sequenced in space for the first time. | 37223073 |
The broadcaster announced it has signed a three-year deal for The Voice and a spin-off ITV2 show, as well committing to two series of a children's version.
ITV had previously refused to comment on reports it had bought The Voice, after the BBC revealed it had lost out to a rival broadcaster.
ITV's Peter Fincham said it... | ITV has confirmed it will air singing talent competitions The Voice and The Voice Kids from 2017. | 34901727 |
North East representative Mr Johnstone died earlier in the month aged 55.
Moving a motion of condolence, Conservative leader Ruth Davidson led the tributes to the "big-hearted" MSP, who was "a friend to all".
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said Mr Johnstone, whose family were present in the gallery, was an "excellent M... | Scotland's politicians have paid tribute to the late Conservative MSP Alex Johnstone in the Holyrood chamber. | 38383398 |
The AM was suspended from the group earlier this month after a tribunal ruled a comment to a council officer amounted to "bullying behaviour".
Mr McEvoy has now apologised to the officer, acknowledging that "she has said" the comment caused her distress.
Last week Mr McEvoy said he did not expect to return before May's... | Neil McEvoy has been re-admitted to the Plaid Cymru group in the Senedd. | 39341560 |
About two hectares (five acres) of heather is alight along the Panorama Walk below the Eglwyseg escarpment, above Llangollen.
The area is a Site of Special Scientific interest.
The fire is ongoing, with firefighters from Llangollen, Wrexham, Buckley and Chirk using hosereel jets and beaters to try to control the blaze. | Firefighters are dealing with a large mountain fire in Denbighshire which broke out on Wednesday evening. | 39287355 |
The unnamed driver got lost after having to change routes because of a crash in Norfolk on Wednesday.
After leaving the children unattended, he returned to tell them to find their own way home because the bus was stuck down a narrow country lane.
Norse, the firm that runs Norfolk County Council's bus service, said his ... | A bus driver who abandoned his vehicle with 30 children on board has been sacked for "gross misconduct". | 34732986 |
Paul Hawkins hopes the sensor will replicate the capabilities of the 'snickometer' used in international cricket as part of the Decision Review System at an affordable cost.
The device - the size of a small coin - can be fixed to a bat and linked to an app on the umpire's smartphone.
It could also adjudicate LBW appeal... | The inventor of the ball-tracking system Hawk-Eye has developed a device to detect edges for use in club cricket. | 36102233 |
The museum, which includes product, industrial, graphic, fashion and architectural design, is undergoing an £83m refurbishment.
It will have a free permanent display of its collection for the first time since it opened.
Founder Terence Conran said the move made his "dreams closer to reality".
On display will be the fir... | The Design Museum will move from its Tower Bridge premises to a new location on Kensington High Street on 24 November this year. | 35835871 |
Mr Tucker told BBC Two's Britain's Banks: Too Big to Save? programme that despite changes to the banking system since the 2008 financial crisis, more still needs to be done.
Banks still do not hold high enough levels of capital - and no bank should be considered too big to fail.
These problems go to the very heart of t... | Capitalism cannot work unless banks are allowed to go bust, Bank of England deputy governor Paul Tucker has said. | 12214849 |
A woman, 36, died at a house on Glenshane Road in Claudy on Saturday morning.
Police initially said her death was unexplained.
But after a post-mortem examination was carried out, they said the woman's death was not being treated as suspicious. | A 62-year-old man who was arrested after the death of a woman in County Londonderry has been released unconditionally. | 36067247 |
The event marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of John Roberts, Harpist of Wales.
A range of performances, talks, and events will explore the life of Roberts, who performed for the likes of Queen Victoria and the King of Belgium.
The celebrations are part of the Gregynog Festival, Wales' oldest music festival.
Born... | The life and work of one of Wales' most famous musicians will be celebrated with a two day festival in Powys. | 38012839 |
The figure comes from an exclusive online Newsbeat poll of 1,015 British teenagers, put together by Comres.
The survey also indicates that a quarter feel happier online than they do in real life.
But overall, real-life relationships are still considered far more important than online ones, according to the findings.
Si... | A third of 15 to 18-year-olds in the UK have met someone in person they originally met through social media. | 29457870 |
On Monday, Tesla's market value passed Ford's after the firm's shares rose on news it had delivered a record number of cars in the first quarter of 2017.
Tesla's shares continued to rise on Tuesday, putting its value within a whisker of GM's $51bn market size.
Reuters reported earlier that Tesla had surpassed GM's valu... | Electric car maker Tesla is vying with General Motors to become the most valuable auto company in the US. | 39497297 |
The defendants include Burundi's former defence minister Cyrille Ndayirukiye and 27 other senior military and police officials.
The trial comes amid rising concern over the security situation in the country.
Protests in Burundi began in April when the president announced he would seek a third term in office.
The 28 sta... | The trial has begun in Burundi for 28 people accused over May's attempt to oust President Pierre Nkurunziza. | 35092261 |
The highest majority was 64% in Gosport, closely followed by Havant and the Isle of Wight on 62%.
Only three districts voted to remain: East Hampshire, Hart and Winchester, which recorded a strong 59% majority.
Hampshire Conservative MPs were divided in their reaction, with Southampton's Royston Smith expressing "eupho... | Nearly 55% of voters in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight backed Brexit. | 36617586 |
Mother-of-three Valerie Armstrong, 35, died after being hit by the bike while walking in Colin Glen Forest Park in west Belfast last year.
Gary Lewis, 18, of Colinvale, Dunmurry, admitted causing her death by dangerous driving and driving without insurance.
The court heard he believed he should be jailed as community s... | A teenager has been jailed for 18 months for causing the death of a woman who was struck by a scrambler bike. | 39410975 |
No-one was injured in the crash, which happened at 13:55 BST on Friday at Judd's garage, near Woodstock.
Oxfordshire Fire and Rescue temporarily closed the site and isolated the fuel pumps and electrical power.
Fire crews also removed "dangerously hanging panels" from the canopy over the fuel pumps, so that the lorry c... | A petrol station was closed after a lorry crashed into its roof. | 34555388 |
I Believe in Miracles tells the story of the club's rise under Brian Clough, from second division strugglers to European champions in 1979 and 1980.
Nottingham Forest chairman Fawaz Al Hasawi announced the news on Twitter earlier.
The documentary film has been directed by actor Jonny Owen.
Mr Al Hasawi tweeted: "I am e... | A documentary film about Nottingham Forest's European Cup triumphs will be premiered at the club's home ground, it has been confirmed. | 33957009 |
Longford led 0-4 to 0-3 after a turgid first half and then moved two up before James McGivney's red card led to the visitors losing their way.
Patrick McBrearty's four points helped Donegal pull clear after a first half when they had fired a dozen wides.
Donegal will learn their next qualifier opponents in Monday's thi... | Donegal seemed to be suffering a hangover from their hammering by Tyrone as they laboured to beat Longford in the football qualifier at Ballybofey. | 40469035 |
"A whistle came, I looked at the referee, I said 'What's the whistle for?' And the moment I did that, I knew I'd made a horrible mistake."
Ervin Zador, 21 years old in 1956, was the star player in Hungary's Olympic water polo team at the Melbourne Olympics in Australia.
"I turned back and with a straight arm, he just s... | One of the hardest-fought contests in Olympic history was a water polo match between Hungary and the USSR in 1956 - a match which came to symbolise the Hungarian struggle against Soviet rule. | 14575260 |
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World number eight Hawkins won the first frame, but thereafter it was one-way traffic as O'Sullivan took control of the final.
The five-time world champion showed his class with a superb break of 136 in frame three and wrapped up victory with a break of 82.
O'Sullivan now ... | Ronnie O'Sullivan crushed Barry Hawkins 10-1 to clinch his sixth Masters title. | 35338789 |
The RSPCA is investigating after a passer-by found the terrier crosses in Broadwater Forest, Tunbridge Wells.
One of the puppies was white with black markings, and the other tan-and-black. Both are thought to be aged somewhere between four and six weeks.
Charlotte Baumann, RSPCA, said: "These little puppies were so you... | Two dead puppies aged about five weeks have been found dumped in a wooded area. | 38960822 |
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After 118 Tests for England, Bell, 33, was dropped for the current tour of South Africa after a poor run of form.
He said his appointment does not affect his "overwhelming desire and ambition" to win back his England Test place.
"Absolutely not. I have massive England amb... | Ian Bell has been named Warwickshire captain for the 2016 season, replacing opener Varun Chopra, who has stepped down to concentrate on his batting. | 35372315 |
It is the second serious injury in 2016 for the 2010 Olympic downhill champion.
The 32-year-old broke her leg in March while leading the Alpine skiing World Cup and missed the rest of the season.
"While I am beyond frustrated by this latest setback, at least my knees are ok," Vonn said in a post on her Facebook page on... | American skier Lindsey Vonn has undergone surgery after "severely" fracturing her right arm in a crash while training in Colorado. | 37957835 |
Kerber beat American Madison Keys 6-3 6-3 to claim her third win of the week.
Cibulkova had required the German to win in straight sets to progress from the White Group, having earlier beaten Romania's Simona Halep 6-3 7-6 (7-5).
Russia's Svetlana Kuznetsova had already qualified from the Red Group.
Kuznetsova, who onl... | World number one Angelique Kerber and Slovakia's seventh seed Dominika Cibulkova secured semi-final places at the WTA Finals as both players won their final group matches in Singapore. | 37790352 |
The roundabout at the end of the Luton South spur road will be replaced by a flyover, to allow uninterrupted movement from the M1 to London Luton airport.
The Department for Transport said relieving traffic congestion created a "sound need" for the scheme.
Luton Council, said the plan was "vital" for business growth.
T... | A £30m plan to improve traffic flow at junction 10A of the M1 in Bedfordshire has been approved by the government. | 24924553 |
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