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Police bring in stop-and-search powers in Sparkhill after disorder involving up to 60 people.

Transport Secretary Grant Shapps says mayors like Andy Burnham should "take the matter up with unions".

The fire broke out on Saturday afternoon in Camborne but has since been brought under control.

The device was spotted by fire crews and was being dealt with by bomb disposal experts, police say.

Officers step up patrols along the path, where "a number of incidents" have been reported recently.

Safety barriers on the A63 in East Yorkshire appear to have buckled in the heat.

A smaller celebration is held after its traditional Pride event was cancelled.

Thames Water says it is "taking longer than hoped" to fix an issue at a water treatment works.

The platforms are closed as train operators cancel services for the one-day strike by drivers.

Some non-urgent operations are postponed as Shropshire's services face "unprecedented pressures".

People paraded to the venue at Plymouth Albion.

Northumberland Fire Service says the fire "is now not spreading", but there remains a lot of smoke.

The fire at a Dorset beauty spot tore through heathland and forced the evacuation of a nearby beach.

The nine-year-old who was lost on Bournemouth seafront has been reunited with his parents.

About 200 people protested against the threatened closure of the airport, the GMB Union says.

Newcastle United fans hijacked a Burger King poll and the Nick Pope suggestion caught on.

About 85 hot-air balloons took flight in perfect weather conditions for the second mass ascent.

There has been a spate of thefts in rural areas due to high prices, says Thames Valley Police.

The driver was attacked in Sheffield by a passenger demanding to be taken to Chapeltown, police say.