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Britain's Andy Murray comes from two sets down to beat Richard Gasquet 4-6 7-6 (7-5) 6-4 6-2 6-1 in a gripping first round battle at the French Open.

A former vicar already serving a prison sentence admits 10 charges involving indecency against a child.

The Queen takes a preview tour of the Chelsea Flower Show ahead of the official public opening.

Thieves offer to remove chocolate from clothing and then steal money while the person is distracted, police in Bedfordshire warn.

The family of a man accused of murdering his girlfriend in Crete say a second post-mortem supports his claim she died after falling on a glass.

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Two boys aged 10 and 11 are found guilty at the Old Bailey of the attempted rape of an eight-year-old girl in London.

A judge in a custody hearing says twins snatched by their mother might be in the Republic of Ireland.

The Northern Ireland executive will have to save an extra £128m on top of other savings during this financial year.

Ventriloquist Ray Alan, known for his upper class puppet Lord Charles, dies at the age of 79, his agent announces.

Blackpool's footballing heroes are taking in a victory parade along the town's promenade.

Prince Charles gives an impassioned speech attacking the "billions" of pounds of food wasted every year.

Two social workers admit failing to follow procedures to protect Baby Peter in the months before his death.

BAA withdraws planning applications for new runways at Heathrow and Stansted airports due to government opposition.

A British man accused of breaking Dubai's decency laws by kissing a woman in public has his final appeal against conviction rejected.

The Scottish government will be expected to make savings of more than £332m, as part of wider UK cuts.

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A pair of nesting blue tits move into an outdoor ashtray at a Tyneside business park.

Extravagance returns to Chelsea Flower Show