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England's seaside towns where young people might disappear
More than half of coastal communities in England might see a fall in the number of residents under 30.
Woman takes virtual underground trip into Cornish tin mine
Elvira Elbro, 84, sees what it was like for relatives who worked in Geevor Tin Mine in Cornwall.
Cornwall lifeguards meet unborn baby they saved decade ago
Vicky Murphy was 35 weeks pregnant when she and husband Marc were washed against cliffs in Cornwall.
Sandymouth Beach: Body recovered of man who died in cliffs collapse
Fire crews waited until the following morning to carry out the "technically difficult" recovery.
Climate change: Cornwall Council reveals £30m forest plan
The council has revealed plans to plant 20,000 acres of trees.
Divers 'humbled' by Cornwall jellyfish encounter
Lizzie Daly says she was surprised by how enormous the "gentle giant" was when she swam next to it.
Man dies as cliff collapses at Sandymouth beach, Bude
The man is thought to have fallen some of the way during a rock fall at Sandymouth beach in Bude.
Cornwall fishing boat fire: Two men rescued
The fishermen had abandoned their vessel and were in a life raft when help arrived.
South West Forensic Services: Hundreds of fingerprints waiting to be analysed
Crime victims are being "let down" because of a backlog of 830 fingerprint cases waiting to be analysed.
Chimney sweeps: The women brushing aside stereotypes
Three women explain what it's like to work in the traditionally male-dominated trade of chimney sweeping.
Why are Nike trainers washing up on beaches?
From Bermuda and the Azores to Ireland and France, large numbers of shoes are washing ashore.


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Tory leadership race: Alan Duncan resigns as minister
Sir Alan Duncan quits after the chancellor said he would also resign if Boris Johnson becomes PM.
The Mall fire: Blaze hits Walthamstow shopping centre
One woman has been taken to hospital following the fire at The Mall shopping centre in east London.
Tory leadership contest: Voting to close
As the race nears its end, one minister quits in protest at a possible Boris Johnson victory.
Iran tanker seizure: May to chair Cobra meeting on crisis
The prime minister is expected to receive updates and discuss the security of shipping in the area.
Three resists watchdog's call for 'fairer' mobile phone fees
Ofcom had called on networks to automatically cut prices for out-of-contract mobile subscribers.
Sisters petition McDonald's and Burger King for plastic toy ban
Ella and Caitlin McEwan want McDonald's and Burger King's toys to be sustainable.
Lib Dem leadership: Sir Vince Cable's replacement to be announced
Jo Swinson or Sir Ed Davey will be named as Sir Vince Cable's successor on Monday afternoon.
Prince George's sixth birthday marked with new photos
The third in line to the throne is seen smiling in an England football shirt in images taken by his mother.
Women 'must be warned' of breast implant illness
One woman says she experienced severe pain, tiredness, hair loss and allergies because of the condition.
Medical chief calls for global health effort
Countries must work together to tackle global health risks, England's outgoing chief medical officer warns.
Family want answers over Benidorm water park accident
David Briffaut, from Essex, broke his neck in an accident on a slide at a water park in Benidorm.
RNLI warning over 'Storm Loch Ness' monster hunt
The suggestion of a mass search for Nessie has gone viral, and prompted a cautionary message from the RNLI.
The young Brit behind Beyoncé's Lion King track
Singer Raye wrote the first song on Beyonce's new Lion King album, a goal since she was a teenager.
Theresa May's memes: The PM's leadership through the internet's eyes
Chips, that laugh and those dances: thanks for the memories Theresa May.
Universal credit: Single mums being forced into sex work
An inquiry is being held to look at the impact of the benefit system on young women.
Who would win if a general election were held now?
With the UK about to get a new prime minister, the prospect of an early election is not far-fetched.
Vince Cable: As Lib Dem leader stands down, what is his legacy?
Expectations were low when he took over in 2017, but Brexit has put the wind back in the party's sails.
Iran tanker crisis a 'diplomatic test' for new UK PM
With relationships strained, how will the new prime minister rally his American and European allies?
The pen pals from America and Northern Ireland who fell in love
A generous act of charity in north Down brought an unlikely transatlantic love story to light.
Women in science: Smashing glass ceilings and glass walls
From pushing boundaries to defying stereotypes - five women who are breaking barriers in science.
Surgeons call for breast implant illness warning
Naomi Macarthur got breast implants in 2014, but within weeks says she began to suffer from chronic pain and extreme fatigue.
Nadiya Hussain: How I switch off
The cook, author and television presenter on why we need to look after ourselves.
Glastonbury appeal teen meets idol Sigrid at Latitude Festival
A girl seen crying and singing during the set of Sigrid at Glastonbury Festival has met her idol.
Egg recipes from the Calais jungle come to London
A Syrian refugee's signature dish from the French camp has become a hit in north London.
Teen kayaker clocks up 100 miles in Norfolk Broads clean-up
Will Darling has paddled more than 100 miles in his search for rubbish.
The Papers: Tories face 'chaos' and Prince George turns six
Most of the papers feature images of a beaming Prince George, released to mark his sixth birthday.
Chorley stand-off at house as police investigate attack
Lancashire police say two men wanted for questioning are refusing to leave a property.
Political animal: The llama set to be Boris or Jeremy
A university wants the public to name the new addition after one of the Tory leader candidates.
Salmon petition calls for 'emergency' fish farm inspections
Campaigners will deliver the 40,000-signature petition to Marine Scotland, warning of a summer "surge of deaths".
Northern Ireland school funding shortage having 'devastating impact'
A report into NI's education funding finds there are "unmanageable pressures on school budgets".
No-deal Brexit 'would cause civil unrest' in rural Wales
The impact of a no-deal Brexit on farmers would be "off the Richter scale", unions warn.


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