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An article on 17 June last year included a photograph said to be of Kamil Najim Alseran, an Iraqi bringing a legal claim against the Ministry of Defence.

Mr Justice Bernard McCloskey launched the scathing attack at an immigration tribunal by a Rochdale sex grooming gang attempting to overturn attempts to deport them.

Experts have created a voice for Jason Liversidge, of Scarborough, who has been battling Motor Neurone Disease since 2014. His new voice was created from recordings of him speaking.

Leading education experts to urge some church schools, including some in west Yorkshisre, Oldham and Bolton, to become secular institutions because it is 'confusing for children'.

Iceberg lettuce, aubergines, cabbages and courgettes are in short supply leaving shelves empty and retailers forced to impose rationing, while broccoli has been on sale for £5 per kilo (centre).

Emma Studley and Amy Allen (right) have accused Jordan Walters (pictured with girlfriend Emma Horseman) of staying silent over the near-fatal shooting of their son, Harry in Bristol last year.

The peer, who is the 12th Baron Monson, of Burton, Lincolnshire, inherited his title after the unexpected death of his father in 2011. His lost one son in 2012 and now his youngest has died.

Emergency services raced to the scene in Carmarthen, South Wales, to rescue the stricken motorist when his car became almost completely submerged.

Flavanols extracted from cocoa help tackle cholesterol levels and blood flow. Now a pill that has contains the anti-oxidant nutrient in its purest form has hit the shelves in Britain

Trevor Jackson, 57, was out walking greyhound Princess in Hull, East Yorkshire, when she collapsed. He flagged down a car and began giving the poorly animal mouth-to-mouth.

The nationalist MSP who said IRA terrorists could be seen as 'freedom fighters' has fuelled the row by comparing them to Nelson Mandela. John Mason refused to withdraw the slur defending his words.

Tory backbencher Johnny Mercer, who is leading a parliamentary inquiry into Ihat, said he believed a 'rotten core' of civil servants had warped the purpose of the process.

The veteran left-winger is facing another tortuous week as the Theresa May pushes through legislation that will allow her to trigger Article 50.

Aslef has come to an agreement with Southern following months of disruption and fears of a revolt from drivers, who lost around £2,000 during six days of strikes and an overtime ban.

Three in five boys and girls born to co-habiting couples in Britain will see their parents split up before they reach their teenage years.

Tessa Dunlop, a BBC Coast presenter, opens up about her experience with equine therapy in Grange Farm, Chapel-Y-Fin on the Welsh borders, that helps her cope with her grief after the loss of her baby.

Apple Tree Yard has caused controversy and divided opinion. Partly because the brooding atmosphere has alienated those looking for the usual sexy older woman romp, writes JAN MOIR.