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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
Truss: The last thing we need is a general election
Liz Truss dismisses a Labour MP's claim that polls show 60% of the country want an “immediate” general election.
Blood shortage prompts first ever amber warning
A lack of staff to care for people giving blood is thought to be behind the shortage in England.
Love Island: Maya Jama to replace Laura Whitmore as host
The TV presenter replaces Laura Whitmore for series nine of the popular ITV2 dating show.
Greater Manchester under-7's football club banned over referee abuse
A game on Sunday was abandoned after a teenage referee was verbally abused.
Lucy Letby trial: Nurse killed baby and sent parents card, trial told
Lucy Letby tried repeatedly to kill the premature baby girl before succeeding, her murder trial hears.
Jacob Rees-Mogg blames interest rates for economic turmoil
The business secretary disagrees with the assertion that the government's mini-budget sparked market uncertainty.
Stillbirth: 'It took me 57 years to find my baby's grave'
Anne and Gina never knew where their babies were buried, until a BBC News report helped to find them.
Recession risk rises as economy unexpectedly shrinks
The surprise 0.3% drop strengthens predictions that the UK will fall into recession this year.
Tower of London 'random' stabbing suspect sought by police
Met Police officers say they urgently want to find the man pictured after the attack on Tuesday.
Brexit: Jobs 'at risk' over failure to replace EU funds
Consortium of community groups says 1,700 jobs helping vulnerable people find work are under threat.
Creeslough explosion: More funerals to be held for blast victims
Catherine O'Donnell, her son James Monaghan and James O'Flaherty died in an explosion last Friday.
Scafell Pike: Walker missing on England's highest peak found dead
The walker became separated from his friends at the top of the Lake District's Scafell Pike.
King Charles to star in The Repair Shop for BBC's centenary
The King chooses pottery from Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee for the show's experts to restore.
Sir David Jason surprised with clip of his first TV appearance
The Only Fools and Horses star spoke to BBC Breakfast ahead of the publication of his book.
Sports Direct could quit current Derbyshire headquarters
The retail giant's parent company is planning a huge new base some 50 miles away.
Bird Flu: Restrictions begin in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex
Defra's chief veterinarian says current infections have made it a "worrying time".
Private renters stuck in dangerous homes 'failed' by councils
People renting dangerous homes are often being let down by councils, a BBC investigation finds.
Government plans cap on renewable energy revenues
Ministers say the move would ensure consumers and businesses pay a fair price for energy.
Sir David Jason describes Covid collapse
The Only Fools and Horses legend tells BBC Breakfast he had "seriously bad" Covid this summer.
Give all women a menopause check at 45, MPs told
Current support for women going through the change of life is completely inadequate, a report for MPs says.