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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
'My doctor prescribed rambling for lockdown anxiety'
An 84-year-old widower expected to receive medication after he felt isolated during the pandemic.
Game of Thrones prequel House of the Dragon starts filming
House of the Dragon stars Matt Smith and Emma D'Arcy are apparently seen near Newquay.
Gold £10,000 coin weighing 22lb produced at Royal Mint in Llantrisant
The 8in-wide (20cm) coin took 400 hours to produce - including four days of polishing.
NI children's mental health: 'I tell my daughter's story to help save others'
Gabrielle Connolly was waiting for counselling when she died from a drug-related incident.
Lisa Arthurs: 'My daughter was crying out for help'
Gabrielle Connolly was waiting for counselling when she died from a drug-related incident.
Murdered family's legacy shines 10 years on
Jeff, Helen, Xing and Alice Ding were killed by Anxiang Du, who evaded capture for 18 months.
Home Office emails reveal concern over 'racist' chicken shop scheme
Home Office emails show staff were worried the knife crime campaign "publicised racist stereotypes".
Grenfell: Fire safety bill to become law
It comes after rounds of votes over changes that would have ruled out more costs for leaseholders.
Foreign aid: UK reduces £154m UN family planning pledge
Details of where reductions in the UK's aid spending will be made are beginning to emerge.
Covid: How the UK has been getting jabs to remote territories
Since early January, 250,000 Covid vaccines doses have been administered in British Overseas Territories.
DUP: Who are the leadership contenders?
BBC News NI looks at three names being tipped as possible successors to Arlene Foster.
NSPCC child abuse helpline has record call numbers in pandemic
The NSPCC says the figures echo fears that lockdown school closures left children more vulnerable.
Students want sexual consent test in university
Most students back an assessment for students to show they "fully understand" consent, says survey.
Free e-cigarettes for smokers in A&E trial
Patients will be selected randomly to measure how successful vaping can be in helping people to quit.
Line Of Duty: 'My favourite thing is reading the wild fan theories'
Martin Compston, who plays DI Steve Arnott, reveals what happens off-screen on the hit drama.
Housing: 'Trying to buy in this market is painful'
UK property transactions in March 2021 were at their highest level since records began in 2005, according to the HMRC.
The Papers: 'Boris painted into corner' and how to get 'fancy wallpaper'
The papers report the Electoral Commission's probe into funding the refurbishment of the PM's flat.
Covid in India: Sikh temple offers drive-through oxygen
More than 1,000 people have used the service being offered by one Gurdwara in Uttar Pradesh.
The Troubles: Searching for the 'angel' who saved my life
Peter was shot and paralysed during Northern Ireland's Troubles. He is now hoping to find Betsy, the nurse who helped him through that time. But it has been more than 40 years without any contact.
eBay launches new trainer authentication scheme
A new authentication scheme is launching in the UK to help spot counterfeit trainers.
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