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- Investors' reaction to Budget 'very different' to Truss
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- 'My 15-year-old daughter was a crime scene'
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- The bride who crowd-surfed to Biffy Clyro on her wedding night
- 'I'm a hoarder - it's my mess and it's who I am'
- 'Sometimes I can't cope with Mum's firework death'
- London Tube strikes: What you need to know
- Met Police told about Al Fayed abuse decade earlier than it admits
'Incredible!' Roberts wins shock climbing gold medal for Team GB
Nineteen-year-old Toby Roberts wins a surprise gold for Great Britain in the boulder and lead climbing event at the Paris 2024 Olympics.
BBC asks Huw Edwards to return more than £200,000
In a letter to staff the BBC Chair Samir Shah saysEdwards had "behaved in bad faith".
Asda to put more staff on checkouts in stores
The supermarket wants to invest additional hours into having manned checkouts.
Tory politician used racist slur in WhatsApp chat
Senedd member Laura Anne Jones has apologised for using a highly offensive term about Chinese people.
Baby's parents make plea for heart transplant
An 11-week-old baby is the youngest child in the UK who is waiting for a new heart.
Baby's parents make plea for heart transplant
An 11-week-old baby is the youngest child in the UK who is waiting for a new heart.
Man who is 'risk to women' flees care facility
Balasankar Narayanan, 44, is potentially violent and should not be approached, the Met Police says.
'That came out of nowhere' - Burgin lost for words on reaching 800m final
Great Britain's Max Burgin cannot believe his own performance in reaching the men's 800m final in a personal best time of 1:43.50.
Corbyn in talks to form new independent MPs group
A new group could unlock hundreds of thousands of pounds of public funding and access.
Big fall in migrant visa applications after changes
The number of overseas workers, students and their families applying to come to the UK falls by a third.
GB finish second to qualify for 4x400m final
Watch a strong final leg from Lina Nielsen see Great Britain run 3:24.72 to narrowly beat France into second and qualify for the final of the women's 4x400m final.
No refunds in historic miscarriage of justice cases
Paul Blackburn is one of those told they will not be refunded money docked from their payouts.
Jane Austen anniversary sculpture given go-ahead
The statue outside Winchester Cathedral will feature the literary giant standing by her writing table.
Jane Austen anniversary sculpture given go-ahead
The statue outside Winchester Cathedral will feature the literary giant standing by her writing table.
Billy Joel to perform only European gig in Cardiff
US singer-songwriter Billy Joel will perform in Cardiff for the first time on Friday.
Police inbox for victims of violence not monitored
West Mercia Police missed 26 messages to its violence against women inbox over a nine month period.
'Baby opera was engaging and enjoyable'
HurlyBurly Theatre introduces babies to opera in a production that explores the magic of nature.
Council pulls funds from firms linked to arms trade
Waltham Forest Council says the decision to divest its pension funds is in line with its "beliefs".
Cash-strapped council pins hopes on 'family-style' children's home
Somerset Council is opening its own children's homes to avoid relying on private providers.
Cash-strapped council pins hopes on 'family-style' children's home
Somerset Council is opening its own children's homes to avoid relying on private providers.