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A father breaks down in tears at the suggestion he was party to his daughter's abuse and murder.
Jeremy Brabrooke had been spotted in a church after absconding from prison.
The "horrendous" smell had been present for up to a week, according to one resident.
An Oscar-winning actor and a sportsman are among those snubbed by English Heritage.
Nearly one in five local hospital services have failed to hit their key waiting time targets for a whole year.
While a ban has led to a "considerable reduction" in use of the drugs, street dealers are active.
Jeremy Brabrooke, jailed in 1988 for murdering a 59-year-old woman, is being sought by police.
Unite union members who help disabled passengers are considering a revised pay deal.
Passengers in the evening rush hour faced travel misery as services continued to be disrupted.
Arnold Potter was a "kind-hearted man" who "was loved by so many people", his family says.
The road was closed in both directions after the crash shortly before 05:30 GMT in West Sussex.
Jobs and newspaper titles at Johnston Press are secured after the publisher is bought by a new company.
If 48 letters are submitted to the chair of the 1922 Committee, Theresa May will face a secret ballot.
A motorcyclist who suffered a traumatic brain injury is campaigning for better road safety techniques.
A charity runs music therapy sessions for young people in Brighton.
A 12-year-old girl from Crawley has written a book to tell other children about autism.
BBC correspondents explain the 585-page withdrawal document faster than you could print them.
The typical one-bed home in England costs £600 a month to rent, but this hides a big divide across the country.
Live coverage of Tuesday's FA Cup first-round replay between Crawley Town and Southend United.
Fara Williams' two goals help Reading secure back-to-back Women's Super League victories with a win against Brighton.
Substitute Ahkeem Rose grabs a late winner as Grimsby beat Crawley to end a run of there successive league defeats.
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.
A father breaks down in tears at the suggestion he was party to his daughter's abuse and murder.
The mud was left on the grave of Daniel Hegarty after soil was dug for a burial later in the week.
Prince William said having his own children had changed how he felt about his former job.
Women must have "fancy little knickers" while men must have "outfits to impress".
The court has been told neighbours heard "blood-curdling or painful screaming" in the early hours.
The force said it was looking for a "fat, naked man" and gave a graphic description of his sex organs.
Ray Weatherall survived a series of efforts to kill him including shooting, poisoning and burning.
Michael Barrymore is claiming more than £2.4m in damages for his wrongful arrest in 2007.
The EDF employees are taken to hospital after an "accidental steam release" at the Lancashire plant.
The advice to stay put should have changed when flames reached the outside, the inquiry hears.
A senior police chief speaks out in the wake of footage of officers being attacked going viral.
They accuse an investment firm of wrongly sharing commission with agents, who are also being sued.
