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Broken signs lie strewn on the grass of a cemetery. Two people sit with their backs to the camera - one is a woman wearing a patterned headscarf around her head and back. There is a police tape in the distance and cars parked further away, next to a row of trees.

Attack on 85 graves treated as Islamophobic crime

Officers say they were being cautious before treating it as a religiously motivated hate crime.

Beds, Herts & Bucks

Runners retrace steps of 1908 Olympic marathon

Original Marathon VIII replicates the route of the first 26.2-mile marathon from Windsor to London.

A woman can be seen walking along the aisle of a library in the dark.

Public libraries in 'crisis' as councils cut services

Deprived communities lost more libraries since 2016 than richer areas did, the BBC finds

The A41 North Western Avenue at junction five in Watford

Attempted murder charge after e-bike rider shot

The victim remains in a serious condition more than a month on from the shooting in Watford.

Yuval Keren

Ex-rabbi sentenced for indecent images of children

Yuval Keren, 56, from Pinner had 1,694 indecent images of children on his devices.

Child feeding ducks in lake

Duck-feeding ban plan dropped by council

A total ban on feeding ducks in Pinner Memorial Park has been rejected in favour of special zones.

Elton John on stage at the O2 as part of his Goodbye Yellow Brick Road tour

Elton John: 'I'm going out on a high'

The star says he might one day consider a residency in London, but it won't be in the near future.

Chelsea Embankment Cabmen's Shelter

Cab shelters among heritage sites listed in London

An army drill hall and a set of abstract fibreglass panels also get National Heritage protection.

The folding garden

The artist whose name is a byword for absurdity

The cartoonist William Heath Robinson became so famous that his name earned a dictionary entry.