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Salim Toorabally, 42, stopped suicide bomber Bilal Hadfi, 20, entering the football stadium.

Sunday's protest is the largest climate march ever to take place in the UK

John Legend's pregnant wife celebrates the milestone on 30 November

Mercedes managed another one-two finish in the last race of the 2015 Formula 1 season.

Following a social media appeal the tree and lights were restored.

Moon-like orb was seen shimmering in the skies above the city of Hull in 1801.

Waitress was shot dead following an argument with a customer over smoking in their restaurant.

Salah Abdeslam reportedly purchased electronic detonators used in suicide bomb vests from a firework store.

Republican donors launch scathing 'attack ad', comparing the billionaire to Adolf Hitler.

The 'sitter' was based on a girl called Sally who worked on the checkouts, says Shaun Greenhalgh.

Larger-than-usual Brussels sprouts have arrived in time for Christmas.

Murray's win gave Great Britain an unassailable 3-1 lead over Belgium.

Man got out of car and exchanged words with woman who was five months pregnant.

Reports indicate that police fired tear gas at a climate change demonstration in the Place de la Republique.

DeGale was defending his title for the first time since victory over Andre Dirrell in May.

Leaders of Labour and Green parties address thousands on the streets of London ahead of the Paris climate talks.

The Yorkshire Ripper will change his name before he dies in order to prevent people from vandalising his grave.

89-year-old broadcaster says that if we can land people on the moon, we can solve climate change.

LFB promises no fire stations to close or firefighters made compulsorily redundant under changes.

People of Paris find unique ways to voice their concerns about climate change, after marches were banned.

Four youths chased down man to Hare Street in south-east London before attacking him in broad daylight.

Pirates find loopholes to bypass the protection of the streaming services.

To celebrate her first six months in the world, the Duchess of Cambridge took pictures of her daughter Princess Charlotte.

More than 2,000 marches and other events are taking place across the globe.

Britain will be battered by 70mph winds as Storm Clodagh arrives on Sunday.

Dozens of prisoners to spend time at home to help them 'take control of their lives'.

Remains of Lt Col Oleg Peshkov will be given back to Russia, according to Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoglu.

Others include Ian McKellen, Stephen Fry and Freddie Mercury.

From Madagascar to Zoolander, if you want to celebrate his birthday, here's what to watch.