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The Porchester centre in Bayswater, west London, used by Monty Python for the infamous Mr Creosote sketch, is one of 21 unusual buildings to have received protected status from Heritage England.
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A couple spotted Somkid Pumpuang, a convicted serial killer suspected of another killing, on a train.
Facebook personal details of 267 million users exposed online
A new drama tells the story of the Stafford Hospital scandal - one of the biggest in the NHSs history.
Cruise ship Carnival Glory was manouevering to dock in Cozumel on Friday morning when it struck the Carnival Legend, which was already moored behind it, leaving one person with minor injuries.
Repair cafes and treatment plants for hard-to-recycle items like nappies are part of new proposals.
Remain activist Steve Bray, 50, who has announced he will end his one-man daily protest outside Parliament, is calling for proportional representation in future votes.
11 charts on why the NHS matters in this election
Contrary to popular belief, the blue light from screens might not be that bad, researchers say.
2019 Quiz of the Year part one January to March
The Porchester centre in Bayswater, west London, used by Monty Python for the infamous Mr Creosote sketch, is one of 21 unusual buildings to have received protected status from Heritage England.
General Election 2019 How computers wrote BBC election result stories
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Jeremy Corbyn humiliated as six Labour MPs back PMs Brexit deal
Two cruise ships crash into each other
Hundreds of thousands march in cities across France against the governments plans for pension reform
My Money My mate spent £6 on four Hula Hoops packs
She is no Michelle Obama, emitting charisma like light. And though Melania speaks six languages yet is one of the most silent First Ladies in history
Britons won't submit to Boris Johnson's quasi-dictatorship – we're too used to political compromise
The top court upholds a ruling requiring 1990 levels to be cut by at least 25% by the end of 2020.
In the three years since the EU referendum, £10.6m has been spent on security for MPs, figures show.
Brexit What happens now?
The best Yorkshire pudding recipe to make with a roast
WATCH No sex, no suspense - Trump v Clinton
These photographs show how the Duchess of Sussex was a natural in front of the camera even as a teenager, when posing for festive pictures at her Christmas dances in Los Angeles, California.
Woman hid body for 10 years while still collecting government payments, detectives suspect
Revellers enjoy a VERY merry Christmas as they hit the tiles on Thirsty Thursday
Boeing launches Starliner capsule to ISS for Nasa
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