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Carlo Tritta, now aged 19, encouraged the teenage girl to send sexually explicit images of herself.
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Four people die trying to board boat in Channel crossing attempt
Authorities say 37 people are being treated in hospital, but around 30 others continued their journeys to the UK.
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Petrol and diesel prices rise again as concerns grow over ceasefire
Motoring groups have warned drivers not to expect a significant drop in costs soon.
Last year's winner Nick Rockett withdrawn from Grand National
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Greens launch local election campaign with focus on housing
Party leader Zack Polanski accuses Labour of failing to build enough social and affordable homes.
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Pub thief jailed for stealing handbag with £2m Fabergé egg inside
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Cooper urges full and toll-free reopening of Strait of Hormuz
The foreign secretary also calls for Lebanon to be "urgently included" in the ceasefire agreement.
Cardoso takes record nine wickets in T20 international
Brazil's Laura Cardoso becomes the first player ever to take nine wickets in a T20 international, recording figures of 9-4 against Lesotho.
Amazon to end support for older Kindles, prompting user outcry
The move means owners of Kindles released before 2013 will be unable to download new e-books.
Has US achieved its war objectives in Iran?
Key US objectives at the start of the war were to stop Iran getting a nuclear weapon and degrading its arsenal.
Britain's 'most beautiful coin' sold for £110,000
Fewer than 300 of the gold "Una and the Lion" coins were produced, with one found in a Bangor estate.
Lebanon thought there was a ceasefire - then Israel unleashed deadly blitz
Israel says Lebanon is not included in the ceasefire the US agreed to halt the war with Iran.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon 'grave violation' of ceasefire, Iran minister tells BBC
Iran's deputy foreign minister says the US must choose between 'war and ceasefire'.
'He killed my sister in a crash and has got off scot-free'
Jay Bayliss is unfit to face criminal proceedings but successfully reapplied for his driving licence.
Hundreds of dogs found crammed in living room 'doing really well', says RSPCA
The charity says many of the animals found at the home in January were in a poor condition with "matted and crusted coats" that required treatment.
Al Jazeera condemns killing of journalist in Israeli strike in Gaza
The Israeli military claims Mohammed Wishah was a "Hamas terrorist" - which the Qatar-based network has previously denied.
Lidl begins building its first ever pub
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