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IrelandScotlandWalesFamilies welcome changes to early release schemePM Andy Burnham excludes child manslaughter and deaths from neglect from early release scheme after victims and families campaign.59 mins agoEnglandPolice on site as construction work halted at wildlife spotProtesters cheer as police arrive to stop construction and order vans and diggers to leave after High Court injunction.2 hrs agoBeds, Herts & Bucks85-year-old dies months after confonting burglarsGordon Nicholass, 85, was the victim of a burglary at his home, say Lancashire Police.3 hrs agoLancashireCleverly accuses Burnham of 'war on London'Sir James Cleverly resigned from the shadow cabinet on Saturday to run for mayor of London.2 hrs agoLondonFears over 'high risk' crossing after train crash deathAn investigation is ongoing into the cause of a crash in which a delivery driver was killed on a crossing.5 hrs agoLancashire'I was paralysed - now I'm running 5,000km'Esmee Gummer is hosting a 5km run club in every British city and running between each location.6 hrs agoEnglandSearch for missing French fishermen called offThe coastguard stands down the search for the two men, after an extensive air and sea operation.3 hrs agoEnglandBats, bridges and balloning costs: Can Reform finally deliver £274m rail link?As Reform looks at reviving a link road project, we look back at its turblent, bat-affected history.How to talk to your kids about back to school nervesSchools are due back soon - and here are some tips for handling back to school anxiety.Digital reconstruction reveals face of Norman Conquest soldier The skeleten of a man who lived through the Norman Conquest was discovered in Barton-upon-Humber.Documentary honours BBC local radio presenterMy Emma Moment is a tribute to presenter Emma Britton, who died from lung cancer at the age of 52.Musical about me 'better not be rubbish' warns AllardyceThe writer of the Sam Allardyce musical says the football legend has helped to shape the project.Stories to make you smile'Rockin Rev' hoping to strike a chord with his congregationThe Reverend David Croucher says people often question how the "dog collar" and his guitar go together.Whitstable's 103-year-old bowling legendNorman Tilley was stationed in Gaza in World War Two and competed in athletics across the world. Piers Morgan helps cricketing groom get a helicopter ride to Lord'sPeter Melhuish, from Guildford, is playing at Lord's less than 24 hours after his wedding in Wales.Features & AnalysisThe jam or cream rivalry that has never scone awayThe correct way to eat cream teas divides Devon and Cornwall, but they remain popular.Why do pipes burst in heatwaves - and what can be done?The record-breaking summer has led to hosepipe bans, burst mains and supply issues across the West.Silent disco group 'brilliant for the body and soul'Liz Bevins started hosting group walks after they helped with her own mental health. 'I adopted stray cats I fell in love with on holiday'Eve Gaut has brought Stavros and Nikos from Crete to Shropshire after working with local rescuers.Woolly mammoths and a Victorian clink among heritage on showVenues across the West Midlands are welcoming visitors for free Heritage Open Days.SportThe transfers to watch before window closesBBC Sport's football experts picks out the standout transfers that could go through before Tuesday's 23:00 BST English deadline. 80 years on: The day the football restarted after WW IIBBC Sport goes back 80 years to flag up a new book highlighting the day the football restarted after World War Two.'14,000 runs for a reason' - Root calm on formEngland captain Joe Root is "not too concerned" about his recent modest returns with the bat, saying he has "14,000 runs for a reason".Samuel breaks more new ground with first win at a SlamBritish qualifier Toby Samuel breaks more new ground with a dominant victory over Tomas Machac on his US Open debut.Latest updates6 mins agoEngland attack's 2005 comparisons fair - TrescothickComparisons can be made between England’s new-look pace attack and the famous Ashes-winning quartet of 2005, according to interim head coach Marcus Trescothick.6 mins ago37 mins agoPhotography captures candid moments on the MetroSasha Mallo Tardiveau captures the final years of the Tyne and Wear Metro's original fleet.37 mins ago59 mins agoFamilies welcome changes to early release schemeThe families of Archie York and Maya Chappell campaigned to change the early release scheme.59 mins ago3 hrs agoSearch for missing French fishermen called offThe coastguard stands down the search for the two men, after an extensive air and sea operation.3 hrs ago4 hrs agoThe jam or cream rivalry that has never scone awayThe correct way to eat cream teas divides Devon and Cornwall, but they remain popular.4 hrs ago4 hrs agoFatality fears over cars speeding through villageCampaigners say drivers often travel at more than double the 30mph limit through Easington Village.4 hrs ago5 hrs agoMusical about me 'better not be rubbish' warns AllardyceThe writer of the Sam Allardyce musical says the football legend has helped to shape the project.5 hrs ago5 hrs agoFrom peace summits to Oasis breakups - 50 years at Weston ParkRoy and Richard Kirby are marking half a century of working at the country estate.5 hrs ago5 hrs agoHow new buy-before-you-board rule will impact youMidlands Metro passengers must buy tickets before travel under new rules from September.5 hrs ago...
