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Three men are accused of murdering Cody Fisher in a Birmingham nightclub on Boxing Day 2022.

Rochdale grooming gang victims were "not believed or trusted" by the authorities, Kate Green says.

A council says it is investigating and will look to prosecute those responsible.

Police are investigating the "unusual" find and are asking for the public's help.

The former sub-postmaster, who came to fame when portrayed in an ITV drama, explains compensation delays.

Nottingham Forest manager Nuno Espirito Santo says he is focused on the team and not the club being charged by the Premier League for breaching financial rules.

LNER is simplifying train tickets on the East Coast Main Line in a two-year trial from 5 February.

Convicted sex offender Richard Scatchard is wanted in connection with the death of Kelly Faiers.

A road closure is in place as specialist teams continue searching the River Wharfe in Boston Spa.

England manager Sarina Wiegman says she has "unfinished business" after signing a new contract until 2027.

Emma Raducanu marks her Grand Slam comeback in style with a straight-set win over Shelby Rogers in the Australian Open first round.

Overnight snow leads to two roads being closed near Blackburn and schools on Merseyside being shut.

Police say the referee was allegedly abused in the home section of Carlisle's Brunton Park.

The Public Accounts Committee warns of an "extreme and long-lasting effect" on public services.

Wessex Water say Storm Henk overwhelmed the system, causing more debris to be discharged than normal.

From the world's first dinosaur to Britain's first human, England has been home to major discoveries.

Wolverhampton's Santos Care is placed in special measures by the Home Office, following a BBC probe.

It comes despite local concerns there is insufficient infrastructure to support the development.

Hannah Cockroft says disabled people in Britain are being "almost criminalised" in the way they are treated.