Tony Meadows, who was found dead with his wife Paula, previously told the BBC he flew the Queen in 1979.

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It has emerged that details of a family involved in a domestic abuse case, including the personal details of children, were sent to the wrong person by Bracknell Forest Council in late 2017.

The recipient, who knew the family, alerted the council to the breach, and claimed social workers "panicked" when told, and said the council asked them not to share the information with anyone else.

According to the recipient, one report from the ambulance service also contained information about a patient suffering from cancer.

Bracknell Forest Council said a full investigation took place at the time and appropriate action was taken.

There has been an "unacceptable" lack of accountability over the delays to Crossrail, a report by the Commons' Public Accounts Committee has said.

Crossrail, Europe's biggest infrastructure project, had been due to open in December 2018, but will not now open fully until 2020 at the earliest.

Three emergency cash injections have seen the cost of the route rise from £14.8bn to £17.6bn.

The Department for Transport (DfT) said it "absolutely rejects" claims there was insufficient oversight.

When completed, trains will run from Reading and Heathrow in the west through 13 miles of new tunnels to Shenfield and Abbey Wood in the east.

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Nearly 700 knives were handed in during a single week last month, figures from Thames valley Police show.

Knife surrender bins were placed in 16 police stations throughout the force's area

Six hundred and eighty knives were handed in, although that's fewer than the previous year.

They'll now be analysed to see if they were involved in any crimes.

A "historic ordnance" has been discovered in Upper Heyford in Oxfordshire.

Police cordoned off Camp Road this morning while the Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit assessed the unexploded bomb.

It's the second discovered at the same site in 24 hours, The first was safely disposed of by the EOD team yesterday afternoon.

Thames Valley Police says a small cordon remains in place around the site, but there is no wider threat to the local community.

The body of environmental activist Paul McAuley, 71, is found in the Amazon city of Iquitos.

Actor, author and mental health campaigner Ruby Wax has been appointed as Chancellor of the University of Southampton.

Best known for her extensive comedy and documentary work on television, Ruby Wax is also well-known as a major advocate for mental health and is an ambassador for the charities MIND and SANE.

She'll play an ambassadorial role with the university and will also preside over graduation ceremonies.

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Jurors in the manslaughter trial of match commander David Duckenfield are unable to reach a verdict.

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A Southampton hotel is set to expand to provide more than 100 guest rooms.

Plans to demolish part of Highfield House Hotel in Highfield Lane and build two three-storey extensions have been given the go-ahead by Southampton City Council.

While planning officers said the expansion will provide additional rooms bringing people in to the city, some local residents raised concerns about the impact it will have on parking.

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James Ketchell plans to visit a school in each country he flies over during his six-month mission.

The practice of Royal Navy submarines flying the Jolly Roger is at the centre of a new exhibition in Portsmouth dedicated to the pirate flag.

The National Museum of the Royal Navy will display a selection of the flags including one seized from a pirate ship in the 1790s.

The original skull and crossbones flag was not coloured black and white as commonly thought but was actually blood red to signify that no mercy would be given once the pirates boarded a ship.

The name of the flag Jolly Roger is thought to have come from the French phrase 'joli rouge' meaning 'pretty red'.

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Alex Alley returns to the UK after he was forced to abandon his bid to sail solo around the world.

Flights from Belfast City Airport and from Birmingham are among the dozens of flights affected.

Watch live coverage as crews from Oxford & Cambridge universities compete in the 165th edition of the Boat Race.

A man from Wiltshire claims to have traced his family back to the Saxon king.

People have been paying tribute to former BBC Radio Oxford presenter Bill Heine, following the news he has died of cancer aged 74.

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The jury in the trial of Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield has been unable to reach a verdict.

The former South Yorkshire Police Ch Supt Duckenfield, now 74, and from Ferndown, had denied the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans.

Ex-Sheffield Wednesday club secretary Graham Mackrell has been found guilty of a charge under the Health and Safety at Work Act.

Jurors at Preston Crown Court spent eight days deliberating.

Ninety-six people died in the disaster at the FA Cup semi-final in Sheffield on 15 April 1989.

Reports that the FA and Southampton FC have applied to UEFA to have September's Euro 2020 qualifier against Kosovo played on the south coast.

The County Championship is back on Friday. BBC Sport takes a look at what to expect in 2019.