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The TV presenter and ex-Green MP quit after an investigation into some of the charity's approved abattoirs.

Abu Agila Masud is due to go on trial in Washington in May facing three charges, which he denies.

Crowds gathered at Stonehenge on Saturday morning to mark the annual winter solstice.

From sticky toffee pudding to three Michelin-starred dining, a Lake District hamlet turns hotspot.

Personal details of council staff and residents were put on the dark web after the ransomware attack.

The man's family say "everyone's belief systems need to be respected".

Mark Wherity got his idea for a rail data portal while sat on a cold platform waiting for his train.

BBC Social Affairs Correspondent Fiona Lamdin sat through the case that often stunned the courtroom.

From Febuary gluten-free bread and flour will no longer be prescribed in Leicestershire and Rutland.

Disruption is expected on the roads, with Met Office yellow warnings announced for parts of the UK.