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- Shoplifting levels 'unacceptable', inquiry finds
- Plans to ban smoking outside schools and hospitals
- Doctors paid £200,000 overtime to tackle NHS backlog
- Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
- Harrods appoints advocate for survivors after Al Fayed claims
- William's rugby skills tested on South African township visit
- Migrants stranded on Diego Garcia offered move to UK
- Amy Dowden will not return to Strictly this year
- Watch: Oxford Street Christmas lights switched on
Braverman wrong to criticise Met over rally, report says
Former home secretary Suella Braverman accused the Met of bias in policing pro-Palestine marches.
Yousaf accuses Salmond of abusing power in office
Mr Salmond, who said he had a "sleepy cuddle" with one staffer, was cleared of sexual impropriety in court.
Yousaf accuses Salmond of abusing power in office
Mr Salmond, who said he had a "sleepy cuddle" with one staffer, was cleared of sexual impropriety in court.
Emily Maitlis says Andrew 'lost the respect of the nation' after interview
But she warns that Jeffrey Epstein's victims didn't get closure after the 2019 Newsnight interview.
Rugby players remembered 50 years after plane crash
Eighteen members of the Bury Rugby Club were killed returning from watching a match in France.
Wheelchair user prevented from boarding Eurostar
Sam Jennings says she was prevented from boarding even though she booked a wheelchair space ticket.
Friends reunited as care home neighbours
A pair who met in the 1950s but who recently went their own ways are reunited at a March care home.
Chris Mason: Prison release plans spark fears but for ministers it is the only option
There are people working within the Prison Service and the Probation Service who are deeply worried about what is happening, the BBC's Chris Mason writes.
Why TV soap Hollyoaks is skipping a whole year
The soap is jumping forward by 12 months in order to reduce the number of episodes and cast members.
Hundreds of SEN kids missing from school - report
The children's commissioner says it is a "scandal" that these children "are not on anybody's radars".
Online overtakes TV in survey of news habits
Ofcom survey suggests 71% of the population said they now use online services for news.
Online overtakes TV in survey of news habits
Ofcom survey suggests 71% of the population said they now use online services for news.
Maitlis says Andrew 'lost respect' after interview
But she warns that Jeffrey Epstein's victims didn't get closure after the 2019 Newsnight interview.
Last night in jail for early release prisoners
Releases are due to begin on Tuesday as governors unlock cells under the plan to free up 5,500 beds.
'Grim' September ahead with 6,000 steel and oil jobs to go
The BBC understands the government is bracing itself for a tough month as workers face losing their jobs
The Papers: Kate's cancer recovery and winter fuel 'rebel MPs'
Many front pages lead on the release of a video by the Princess of Wales in which she revealed she has completed her course of chemotherapy.
Dad 'will always carry guilt' after daughter's suicide
A national service has been launched across Wales for those affected by suicide.
Reeves urges Labour MPs to back winter fuel cut
Some Labour MPs are uneasy over the move to scrap winter fuel payments for millions of pensioners.
Police officer guilty of sexually abusing girl under 13
John Stringer, 42, from Cardiff, appeared tearful as the five guilty verdicts were read out.
Why Kate's personal video marks strikingly different approach
The emotional video has a soft focus, cinematic touch compared with a traditional press release or statement to camera.