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EU Referendum: George Osborne says Brexit could cause house prices to drop 18%
British chancellor said Brexit will cause an 'immediate economic shock'.
This is the GCSE biology exam that left students in tears: Could you answer the questions?
Students complained they were asked about under-age drinking and needed to know business studies to pass.
Hundreds of celebrities call on voters to reject a Brexit, branding it 'a leap into the unknown'
Actors, artists and musicians appeal to British voters in an open letter ahead of 23 June referendum.
Sir Nicholas Winton's 'Kindertransport' survivors remember man who saved 669 from Holocaust
Memorial service held for 'Britain's Schindler' who rescued Jewish children from Czechoslovakia in 1939.
Black widow gets away with 'perfect murder' after killing husband with stone frog 18 years ago
Leigh Anne Sabine the prime suspect in husband's 1997 disappearance before she died from a brain tumour.
TTIP: David Cameron agrees to sign-up to NHS protection amid Tory rebellion
Number 10 has previously said TTIP will not threaten the NHS but a Labour-led amendment want it in law.
Migrant crisis: People of China, Germany and UK are world's most welcoming to refugees
Almost 30% of UK residents would accept a refugee into their own home.
Greece: Daily life inside Malakasa refugee camp
As conditions in refugee camps worsen, the relocation target of 20,000 asylum seekers has been virtually ignored.
Brexit campaigners handed boost as figures show record 2.1m EU nationals working in UK
British people on low pay 'feel the consequences of uncontrolled migration,' said Iain Duncan Smith.
Self-titled 'Jihadi Princess' who wanted to marry Jihadi John jailed after sending 20,000 Isis tweets
The former make-up artist from Sheffield promoted 'extreme material' on Twitter and WhatsApp in 2015.
Edexcel maths GCSE reaction: Students share crying memes on Twitter and mock exam board
Many students said they would be forced to resit the exam next year.
Police ask for more Taser guns on the street to protect themselves from violent attacks
The Police Federation of England and Wales said there should be access to Tasers for officers who want them.
240,000 fans line the streets for Leicester City's historic Premier League win parade
A victory parade has taken place in the city, following the Foxes first ever Premier League title in history.
Natalie Bennett to stand down as Green Party leader in August
Bennett said she was 'proud to lead a party through a period of phenomenal expansion and increased impact'.
Mother slams Tommee Tippee food mixer for choking of her six-month-old baby
Natalie Haake found plastic in her baby's after using the blender.
Curfew order forces Leicester City footballer Danny Simpson to miss title celebrations
The 29-year-old was convicted of assaulting his ex-girlfriend in a drunken row.
US considering DRC sanctions if President Kabila does not hold democratic elections
EXCLUSIVE: US government 'still hopeful' it can persuade 'President Kabila to do the right thing'.
Demanding couple tell wedding guest to 'adjust' her £100 cheque to give them a bigger gift
The shocked guest posted the rude email on Mumsnet and had a massive response.
British man begs David Cameron to free wife from Iranian prison and bring toddler home
The woman and her daughter were on holiday in Iran when she was arrested on 'security charges'.
London mayor Sadiq Khan berates 'ignorant' Trump over Muslim travel ban
Khan said Trump would make UK and US less safe with his views.
Restaurant owner accused of killing peanut allergy man had 'reckless' attitude to customer safety
Paul Wilson, 38, died from an anaphylactic shock after eating a takeaway from a restaurant in North Yorkshire.
Norovirus hits 250 on Balmoral transatlantic cruise ship as passengers confined to cabins
Passengers succumb to an outbreak of Norovirus aboard the cruise ship
EU referendum: George Osborne and Michael Gove at loggerheads over continued membership
Osborne says leaving the single market would be 'catastrophic' while Gove said UK could still have access.
Violence spikes as UK gangs use YouTube and Instagram social media sites to taunt rivals
YouTube, Snapchat, Instagram and Periscope are now being used by gangs, a report claims.
Somerset double shooting: Suspect Charlie Broadway hands himself in as grandad shot dead
Avon and Somerset Police still want to trace John Broadway and Donna Broadway in connection with the shooting.
Government abandons plans to force all schools to become academies
Backdown comes amid opposition to plans from Tory rebels.
Royal Navy fires on Spanish patrol boat after it neared US nuclear sub off Gibraltar
The Spanish Guardia Civil vessel twice tried to cut across the path of the USS Florida.
Super Thursday as it happened: London, Scotland and England among polls to open in UK-wide elections
Political and police candidates on ballot papers in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Broadband companies told to stop misleading customers over hidden charges
Regulator to bring in new rules to prevent consumers being caught out by hidden charges.
Woodland Trust plans to plant 64m new trees – one for every UK citizen
The mass tree-planting programme over the next decade will help restore wooded areas.

