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A new inquest into Pte Sean Benton's death will look at claims of bullying by Army instructors.
Anthony Williams was attacked at a property in Horsham, where he was pronounced dead.
More than 100 cars were not returned to landing passengers at Gatwick Airport in the summer.
The collection, including snaps of Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, sat in a drawer for 16 years.
Dominic Chappell pleads not guilty to charges brought by the Pensions Regulator after the collapse of BHS.
A statue of Millicent Fawcett will be unveiled to coincide with the centenary of women winning the right to vote.
Allegations that G4S gave inaccurate financial information to the Home Office are being investigated.
Parents say their concerns were repeatedly ignored while Frewen College boys were raped and abused.
A complaints body says consumers had to make more than two million calls to resolve water issues.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are staging two 24-hour walkouts in October.
Sussex wicketkeeper Michael Burgess signs a new one-year contract after impressing in his first season with the club.
Dutch goalkeeper Tim Krul ends his 12-year association with Newcastle and signs a one-year deal with Brighton.
Graham Clark's unbeaten 73 ensures Durham close just 25 runs behind Sussex on day two at Chester-le-Street.
Bournemouth beat Premier League rivals Brighton in extra time to progress to the fourth round of the Carabao Cup.
Crawley Town defender Josh Yorwerth signs a two-year contract extension with the League Two club.
Brighton's Gordon Greer says they will have to improve their home results to challenge for a play-off place.
Newly-appointed Crawley Town chief executive Richard Low says his main aim is to improve the club's business operations.
Brighton manager Gus Poyet praises midfielder David Lopez's versatility following their 2-2 draw with Millwall.
League One side Crawley Town appoint Richard Low as their new chief executive, replacing Alan Williams.
David Lopez's 88th-minute penalty salvages a point for Brighton as they come back from 2-0 down to draw with Millwall.
Brighton boss Gus Poyet brands the Championship "average" as they stay in the the play-off hunt despite poor form.
Great Britain handball player Mark Hawkins hopes the sport will not have its funding cut by UK Sport ahead of Rio 2016.
Ian Brady's intermittent hunger strikes played no part in his death, a coroner rules.
Ten former instructors from Harrogate's Army Foundation College appear at Bulford Court Martial Centre.
The 21-year-old radical Islamist filmed himself calling British soldiers "baby butchers of the Muslims".
The 43-year-old kayaker was still alive when she was dumped in the Amazon, say Brazilian police
Greenpeace said protesters would not leave the ship until Volkswagen agreed to return the cars to Germany.
The Tory Eurosceptic began his political career in Glasgow and became MP for Southend East in 1979.
Two soldiers and a third man will stand trial in March for alleged membership of a banned far-right group.
The sign, which fans say refers to Tranmere Rovers's shirts, was obscured during England's match.
A 38% jump in broadcasting income helps the Premier League club to report record revenues.
The Uber driver from Luton was allegedly caught carrying a large sword near Buckingham Palace.
Conservationists believe the non-native monarchs were sighted after being released at a wedding.
His condition is not life-threatening, the Met says.
