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- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
- Mohamed Al Fayed: How culture of fear at Harrods protected a predator
- Fulham 'protected' women's team players from Fayed
- Tornado damages properties and blows over trees
- Letby seeks attempted murder conviction appeal
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
'Speaking about the 22 babies I lost is seen as taboo'
Imtiaz Fazil, who had 17 miscarriages and saw five children die, says she wants more discussion about loss.
Channel migrants: 116 children missing from UK hotels
The children disappeared after being temporarily put up in hotels by the Home Office.
Royal Mail workers walk out in first of 19 days of strikes
No letters will be sent during the strike, but medical deliveries will be prioritised.
Did the mini-budget cause market turmoil?
The government has defended its mini-budget following market turmoil and a higher cost of borrowing.
Parenting Hell: Beckett and Widdicombe podcast 'redressing the balance'
Rob Beckett and Josh Widdicombe on why Parenting Hell, which now has a companion book, struck a chord.
Inside the unit investigating police abuse claims
The Met is investigating more than 600 domestic and sexual abuse claims against its staff, BBC told.
Lost Desert Island Discs: Collector finds more than 90 missing recordings
Bing Crosby, Margot Fonteyn, James Stewart among the interviews that have been found and restored.
Elgin Marbles: New body aims to return sculptures to Greece
Conservative parliamentarians join an organisation campaigning to return the sculptures to Greece.
Over-50s set to be invited for Covid booster and flu jab in England
About 12 million more people will be able to book their winter vaccinations from Friday.
Operating theatres go unused as NHS backlog grows
Surgeons left frustrated as hospitals struggle to return routine services to full strength.
Analysis: Has Liz Truss driven herself into a cul-de-sac?
As the PM attends her first weekly audience with the King, the markets and country wonder what's next.
Liz Truss under pressure from senior Tory MPs to rethink tax cuts
The warnings came ahead of a bruising appearance for Liz Truss at a meeting of Tory backbenchers.
Jet2 flight diverted to London Stansted after security scare
Essex Police say there was no threat on board the Jet2 flight after RAF planes escorted it to Stansted.
'The nerd emoji is not who we are'
Lowri, 13, is campaigning for an option to add a pair of glasses on emojis.
‘My bus ticket was more than I got paid an hour’
The minimum wage has gone up by less for those under 20 than for older workers since 2016.
'I'm a prisoner in my body' - Rob Burrow on MND
A new BBC Two film, Rob Burrow: Living With MND, gives a powerful insight into the life of the former rugby league international, who was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease in 2019.
Savings rates hot up after years of low returns
Providers are leapfrogging each other on top savings rates as they try to raise money to lend.
Newspaper headlines: 'Tories in open revolt' and 'row looms over crown'
Thursday's headlines are dominated by pressure on the prime minister to re-write her mini-budget.
No-fault evictions in Wales: More tenants to get 6-month protection
Tenants on rolling contacts to benefit from six month notice periods - but not until June.
Tuition fees residency rules breached human rights
Scottish ministers are being forced to change the law on tuition fees for hundreds of migrant students after a landmark court case.