Extinction Rebellion to 'pause' London protests
Climate change protesters in central London say they are entering "a new phase of rebellion".
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Sri Lanka explosions: British citizens caught in blasts
British officials are visiting a hospital in Colombo, the UK's High Commissioner to Sri Lanka said.
Ilkley Moor fire: Arrests made over blaze
The fire, covering 25,000 sq m, took hold on Ilkley Moor on Saturday.
Two arrested after horse collapses in Cardiff
The horse was suffering from exhaustion and heat stroke and is recovering at an animal sanctuary.
More female teachers report upskirting, says union
The NASUWT union says schools should consider banning mobile phones to protect staff and pupils.
Lyra McKee murder: Derry needs 'liberation' from dissident republicans
People in the nationalist area where journalist Lyra McKee was shot are "disgusted", says Derry's bishop.
Radyr Golf Club elects first female captain in 117 years
Michelle Griffiths says her new role at Radyr Golf Club shows "attitudes are finally changing" in the sport.
Amir Khan beaten by Terence Crawford following controversial low blow
Amir Khan loses in bizarre fashion as a low blow from world champion Terence Crawford brings an end to the contest.
Brexit: Labour must back another referendum - Tom Watson
Labour's deputy leader says the move would counter a challenge from Nigel Farage's new Brexit Party.
Theresa May says UK will stand up for religious freedom
The PM uses her Easter message to say everyone has a right to "practise their faith in peace".
Carol Ann Stephens murder: Police still hope to solve 1959 killing
The disappearance of six-year-old Carol Ann Stephens 60 years ago sparked one of Wales' biggest manhunts.
Avengers Endgame: The Marvel Cinematic Universe explained
Want to watch Avengers: Endgame but have no clue what's happening in the MCU? We're here to help.
Girl finds her voice after brain surgery
Leia was born profoundly deaf but pioneering surgery and therapy has enabled her to hear sounds.
Millions using 123456 as password, security study finds
A list of all-too-predictable choices for breached accounts includes 123456 and "Liverpool".
Technology used to trace prison mobiles to exact cells
Officers are using technology to work out precisely where a phone signal is coming from.
Fire-damaged Royston church refit 'will take years'
The 13th Century church in Hertfordshire was devastated by fire just before Christmas.
How making bars of soap 'started my life again'
Meet the people behind the soap company that help people with disabilities into the workplace.
Great Yarmouth's Venetian Waterways reopens after revamp
The £2.7m restoration was started to coincide with the Grade II-listed attraction's 90th anniversary.
Inside the school for bullied children
Two teenagers explain how a tiny specialist school gave them the confidence to continue their education.
Newspaper headlines: Labour Brexit 'fudge' and Africa royal role
Tensions in the Labour Party and plans for a role abroad for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex feature.