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- Scot gets dream job as lighthouse keeper on remote Australian island
- Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson leads push to improve air travel for disabled passengers
- From two letters a year to face-to-face meetings: 'Seismic' changes to adoption contact
- The Papers: 'You're rehired' and 'Well, this is awkward!'
- Prosecutors to consider bringing charges against Tim Westwood
- HRT does not impact life expectancy, says health body
- How do UK interest rates affect me and my money?
- Bank of England expected to cut interest rates
- The girl who went to buy cornflakes and never came home
- Tenants may not be able to buy new council homes - Rayner
Driver seriously hurt in fake police car robbery
The victim, in his 30, suffered a broken jaw and eye socket in the attack, police say.
Time has come for reparations dialogue, Commonwealth heads agree
The UK had previously insisted the subject was not on the agenda at the leaders' summit in Samoa.
Catching the catfish killer: Phone calls and 64 seized devices snared child sex abuser
How does a Northern Ireland teenager end up as one of the UK's most prolific online child sex abusers?
Emotional moment soldiers who lost both legs in Afghanistan reunite
David Jack Plant and Antony “Coops” Cooper lost both their legs within minutes of each other in Afghanistan.
Big crowd turns out to attend a rave at chippy
A city centre fish bar hosted its first gig with Nottingham MC Window Kid.
On board the 18:31 to Aberystwyth as it smashed into another train
"Brace yourselves, we're going to hit another train" - one passenger relives fatal train crash.
'We are in danger' - Spanish anti-tourism spills into winter season
This year appears to have marked a watershed for attitudes to tourism in Spain, with more protests planned.
'We are in danger' - Spanish anti-tourism spills into winter season
This year appears to have marked a watershed for attitudes to tourism in Spain, with more protests planned.
'It's my car - why should an under-21 not be allowed in it?'
Planned limits on newly qualified drivers has sparked a debate - the BBC hears from both sides.
'It's my car - why should an under-21 not be allowed in it?'
Planned limits on newly qualified drivers has sparked a debate - the BBC hears from both sides.
How one phone call brought down catfish killer who abused thousands
How does a Northern Ireland teenager end up as one of the UK's most prolific online child sex abusers?
Mum's 'nightmare' after deaths of son and daughter just months apart
Ten years on from the end of British combat operations in Afghanistan, a mother tells of her loss.
'My soldier son's life was not a waste'
Ten years on from the end of British combat operations in Afghanistan, a mother tells of her loss.
Action demanded over surge in illegal meat imports
The government is warned of a "foot-and-mouth" level crisis over potentially diseased meat flooding into the UK.
Boy fundraising for 'stoma bears' to help others
Riley from Melksham is walking 10km for children's stoma support charity A Bear Named Buttony.
The family shop saying goodbye after 64 years
The Hartley family has watched the world from behind the counter of their store since 1960.
The family shop saying goodbye after 64 years
The Hartley family has watched the world from behind the counter of their store since 1960.
Employers' National Insurance hike to raise £20bn
Rachel Reeves is also expected to lower the threshold for when employers start paying the tax, in next week's Budget.
'I can't run a business like this': Why the WordPress row matters
WordPress's tools are used by 40% of the world's websites, making this a spat with big consequences.
How a deleted LinkedIn post was weaponised and seen by millions before the Southport riot
The social media post was quickly taken down, but screenshots were viewed millions of times.