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Raymond Grose was only 18 when he took part in the D-Day landings in Normandy.

Red Funnel apologises for having to cancel several services between Southampton and East Cowes on Wednesday.

The airport hopes to double capacity by using its emergency runway for routine flights.

Bulgarian national Tihomir Ivanov Ivanchev, 38, will appear in court on Wednesday.

Emergency services say the man was a well-known figure in the area's gliding community.

A inquest jury finds a gross care failure contributed to Liam McGenity's death in a mental health unit.

Some animals died and a barn owl is missing following the incident at a west London college campus.

The Church of England's first black female deacon is appealing a decision to dissolve her parish.

Cash seized under the Proceeds of Crime Act is funding training for teenagers in West Yorkshire.

Thanet District Council is warning people to keep dogs and children away from the stranded sea life.

A window was smashed to gain entry to Love Cheese on both occasions.

Three boys aged 14, 15 and 16, are among seven arrested after mobile phones were stolen from Tesco.

After MP Paul Scully makes critical remarks about the Birmingham ward, locals invite him to visit.

Details have emerged of what happened after another bomb fell on St Michael Avenue in 1941.

The group said it is "shocked and disappointed" with the documentary about Avon and Somerset Police.

It was only "by chance" the occupants of the home were not killed or injured, a judge says.

A volunteer at the community facility in Tower Hamlets says the locks were changed with no warning.

The move could unlock significant investment for the region.