Ursula Collins, who is said to have failed to store exhibits correctly, faces a trial in November.

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Half-centuries from Robbie White and Nick Gubbins put Middlesex in a good position on day one against Somerset.

Surrey bowl Hampshire out for just 92 as Jordan Clark claims a career-best 6-21 on day one at the Kia Oval.

A prison's counter-terrorism head says he accepted Usman Khan's explanation about his bulky coat.

Boris Johnson is facing an investigation into how a refurbishment bill was initially covered.

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The Metropolitan Police has donated 100 stolen bicycles, which it had kept in storage after no one claimed them, to NHS staff.

The Met said some of the bikes had been in storage for years and that they would otherwise have been left unused and eventually scrapped.

The force teamed up with bicycle charity Pro Bike Service CIC which serviced and repaired all of the bicycles for free.

The bikes were given to NHS staff members in the Barts Health NHS Trust at an event at held at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park earlier this week.

A further event to donate unclaimed stolen bikes is planned for October.

However, bike owners are urged to register their bicycles online and follow a range of prevention measures, external to better enable them to be reunited with their vehicles in case of theft.

The body was recovered from the River Thames by marine units on Wednesday afternoon.

Home Office emails show staff were worried the knife crime campaign "publicised racist stereotypes".

Richard Okorogheye's best friend Hala Mohamed explains the events following Richard's disappearance.

Boris Johnson says the government "will comply with whatever they want" over the Electoral Commission into the refurbishment of the Downing Street flat.

A 17-year-old Mabel Lethbridge lied about her age to get a job cleaning detonators at the No. 7 National Filling Factory in Hayes, Middlesex. It was a dull job, and when on her sixth day of work a poster appeared requesting staff to work in Amatol Filling Section - the Danger Zone - she immediately volunteered. Injury and deaths were frequent due to novice workers and highly explosive materials.

On Mabel's ninth day of work, a shell exploded and her left leg was mutilated beyond repair. It was later amputated, and she was awarded a Medal of the Order of the British Empire (known as a BEM nowadays) for her courage and devotion to duty.

Boris Johnson is coming under pressure to declare when he paid for Downing Street flat redecorations.

Ahmed Beker was found with fatal stab wounds in Paddington Green two months ago.

From decriminalising cannabis to revamping the high street - the mayor of London manifestos

The Electoral Commission says there are "reasonable grounds to suspect an offence" may have occurred.

There are strict rules about who can give money to politicians for a reason - so we can see what is going on.

The brother of terrorist Usman Khan apologises to the families of Jack Merritt and Saskia Jones.

Gareth Wild logged each space at a local supermarket to "find fun in the mundane".