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The BBC asked voters across the country what issues are most important to them ahead of Monday's election.

Holocaust survivors were part of the crowds taking part in the annual 'March of the Living', 80 years after the camp was liberated.

Authorities have charged a 19-year-old with arson for allegedly starting the fire, which has burned more than 15,000 acres.

Tony Johnson pulled a driver from a burning car after a crash with two vehicles in Bodfari.

Labour MP Tonia Antoniazzi says Welsh government and others were "captured" by LGBT charities.

New York family describe paying their respects to Pope Francis as a "once-in-a-lifetime opportunity".

They covered subjects including potholes, local government reorganisation and youth provision.

Pope Francis will remain lying in an open coffin until his funeral on Saturday

Alex Paget will run the race as a giant pink brain to raise money and awareness of post concussion syndrome.

The US health secretary on Tuesday announced the country would ban eight commonly used artificial food dyes, some found in breakfast cereals.

The president avoided predicting who could win the election, but said the US does not need Canada's cars, energy or lumber.

Sioned Cray and Fin Gough thought they were prepared for the challenge of the reality TV show.

The fan-owned club won the Southern Premier League South title with victory at Penydarren Park.

Four people died after paddleboarding in "extremely hazardous conditions" on the River Cleddau.

Watch as a judge sentences Nerys Bethan Lloyd for the gross negligence manslaughter of four people.

Watch as Nerys Bethan Lloyd tells police what happened during a fatal paddleboarding incident.

BBC Radio Wiltshire hosted a debate with candidates from the main parties ahead of polling day.

A female endangered African grey parrot, rescued from the illegal pet trade, now has three chicks.

Schools, business are shut and security has been tightened across the region after a deadly attack that killed 26 people.