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Corporal Hannah Campbell was guarding a building in Iraq when the shell hit.

We get down to the nitty gritty of the milk crisis.

16-year-old Jamie Harrington helped save a man in distress with the words "are you ok?"

Ian Marshall talks about the effect his famous haircut had on his game.

Cecil the lion's death has got you talking. Emma spoke to the man who put a tag on him.

Having "more minority show runners and creatives" will change things, the comedian says.

Deputy governor for monetary policy Ben Broadbent on future of interest rates.

5 live reports from an area where migrant children are looked after in Calais.

Hyeonseo Lee witnessed her first execution at 7-years-old.

Maddison achieved the feat on a Tahitian wave, and was “fully terrified” the whole time.

A mother challenges airline Jet2.com to act on the drunken behaviour of other passengers.

Croyde Cracknell says his dad dived in "Hasselhoff style" after the man and his grandson.

Money expert Martin Lewis predicts 'automated switching' is the next step.

Tom Moody feels Lehmann's position as Australia head coach should not be under threat.

Great-great grandmother, Doris Long, lowered herself down Portsmouth's Spinnaker Tower.

Omar Sharif's grandson shares some personal memories of the late actor.

Apple Music: Spring King: First band played on Beats 1 say it was a "complete surprise"

Former chief constable Sue Sim says policing still has some way to go in battling sexism.

The daughter of Sir Nicholas Winton remembers her father and his heroics in World War II.

Cara Duggan's ill mother was bought a new juicer she really wanted - by a total stranger.

Comedian Roy Walker says the singer and entertainer Val Doonican was 'one in a million'.

International Bassoon Day organiser says the bassoon's profile “needs to be addressed”

Corporal Bernard Levy was 19 when the concentration camp was liberated at the end of WW2.

FA chief executive Martin Glenn believes Mark Sampson is keen to remain England coach.