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- Escaped Cinnamon 'fled after being startled by mower'
- Harrods worker says Fayed complaint was 'brushed off by her manager'
- UK facing weekend of thunderstorms and heavy rain
- The man who left Bowie with mismatched eyes
- Raducanu retires injured against Kasatkina in Korea
- 'Christmas tree in December? Try all year round'
- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
- Paratroopers mark 80 years since Operation Market Garden
- Mohamed Al Fayed: How culture of fear at Harrods protected a predator
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
Blood on pavement and smashed vehicles after horses tear through London
Several soldiers and horses are injured after five threw off their riders near Buckingham Palace and raced through London.
Blood on pavement and smashed vehicles after horses tear through London
Several soldiers and horses are injured after five threw off their riders near Buckingham Palace and raced through London.
Runaway horses filmed racing through central London
Video on social media shows two horses, one covered in blood, running through central London.
Former Labour minister Frank Field dies aged 81
The crossbench peer spent 40 years as MP for Birkenhead and was a leading voice on welfare reform.
Former Labour minister Frank Field dies aged 81
The crossbench peer spent 40 years as MP for Birkenhead and was a leading voice on welfare reform.
Princess Diana's 'first work contract' up for sale
It lists some of her skills as "cook - basic", "housework", "animals" and "ballet dancer".
Historical coins found under floor sell for £60,000
The cache of more than 1,000 gold and silver coins was found during renovation work at a cottage.
My Neighbour Totoro transfers to London's West End
The adaptation of the 1988 film has already enjoyed two successful runs at the Barbican theatre.
'Show respect', Nottingham victim's mum tells police over graphic WhatsApp
Emma Webber said she had been denied "repeated requests" to address the members of the messaging group "privately and anonymously", and so instead wrote an open letter.
The councils selling the family silver to pay bills
Cash-strapped local authorities are selling off land, buildings and antiques to clear their debts.
'I should be able to perform without being groped'
As MPs meet to discuss misogyny in music, Karla Chubb from Irish band Sprints says the issue is rife.
Play School legend Floella to receive Bafta Fellowship
The TV presenter, producer, and campaigner is receiving the British Academy's highest honour.
Action needed on needless asthma deaths, says charity
There were more than 12,000 UK deaths in the past decade, many of them needless, a charity warns.
Action needed on needless asthma deaths, says charity
There were more than 12,000 UK deaths in the past decade, many of them needless, a charity warns.
Who gets 15 hours of free childcare and how do I apply?
Parents in England can now access 15 hours of free weekly childcare for their two-year-olds.
Government cancelled plans to test free childcare rollout, says watchdog
The National Audit Office says a £35m pilot to test the expansion of free childcare in a few areas was cancelled.
PM's dementia adviser quits over benefits clawback
Johnny Timpson says the government is failing to protect vulnerable people by not intervening earlier.
PM's dementia adviser quits over benefits clawback
Johnny Timpson says the government is failing to protect vulnerable people by not intervening earlier.
Pensioners' fears over income tax burden
Charities report heightened concern among pensioners who fear being dragged into paying income tax.
Chris Mason: The politics of defence in a dangerous world
A dangerous world is colliding with a general election year, writes BBC Political Editor Chris Mason.