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Two boys are arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm after the teenager was stabbed.

The boy was charged after a teenager was found stabbed near a church in Aylesbury.

Police ask the public not to approach Lucas Broughton and Daryl Burrell but call 999 "immediately".

A murder inquiry is launched, but the cause of death is yet to be confirmed.

Police said the boy was stabbed in the abdomen in the altercation between two groups.

Archaeologists have also discovered a skeleton and the remains of a Saxon house at the site.

A football supporter has completed a challenge to run around all 92 football league grounds.

An inmate who cut himself to write a prison officer's name in blood on his cell wall is jailed.

With Bike Week 2018 well under way, the Comet has been looking at how Biggleswade played a crucial role in the development of the bicycle as we know it today.

Watford sign Spanish defender Marc Navarro from La Liga club Espanyol for an undisclosed fee.

The junior captain at Chesfield Downs golf club will be hosting an event to raise money for Prostate Cancer UK.

A Baldock care home is having a double celebration after the completed refurbishment of its Best Friends Café coincided with receiving an overall ‘good’ rating from Care Quality Commission inspectors.

A care worker has been hailed a hero and been awarded £1,000 for the quality care she provides, and for her reliability and competence.

A double bill of Mozart opera is coming to Hitchin next month – with proceeds going to preserve the town’s iconic parish church.

There’s no business like burger business – just ask Smoky Boys, whose drivers have now been blazing trails across Stevenage for two months.

Hitchin’s British Schools Museum has won a £54,525 grant to shine a light on the life and legacy of a 19th-century education pioneer.

Jazz and strings have gone other for longer than many people think – and they’ll be back together in Hitchin next weekend.

A Hitchin primary school is to welcome the fun of the circus next weekend for a fundraising day.

One of the world’s most luxurious trains will call at Stevenage and Hitchin next month to take top champagne-sipping punters to Ladies’ Day at Newmarket Racecourse.

The Association for Police and Crime Commissioners has announced today that ‘Finn’s Law’, which will help to protect service animals in the line of duty, has been backed by the Government.