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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
Off duty PCs catch suspected thief while on stag do
The Met officers say they gave chase after a man tried to steal items from a restaurant in Barcelona.
Migrants cram onto small boat during BBC broadcast
The crowded vessel left for the UK from Calais in France hours after the Rwanda bill passed.
Blackpool rock threatened by inferior imports, makers say
Manufacturers want Blackpool rock to get the same status as Stilton cheese and Cornish clotted cream.
Iceland boss says marathon volunteers saved his life
Richard Walker, managing director of the supermarket chain, collapsed just over a mile from the finish.
Harewood says actors should be allowed to use blackface
The Homeland star says any actor should be able to play any character, in an interview with the Guardian.
Gaza aid workers 'died from blast injuries', inquest hears
James Kirby, James Henderson and John Chapman were killed in an air strike on 1 April.
UK borrowing casts doubt on pre-election tax cuts
Government borrowing for the year was £6.6bn higher than expected, according to new figures.
Cass review needs 'careful consideration' - minister
Jenny Minto makes a statement after the publication of a landmark review of gender services in England.
How does government borrowing work?
How does government borrowing work, and how and when is the money paid back?
Post Office changed language on Horizon 'bugs', inquiry hears
Emails show the description of problems with the Horizon IT system changed after chief executive Paula Vennells asked her husband for advice.
Migrants cram into small boat as BBC films in Calais
Home Affairs correspondent Tom Symonds watches as migrants set off from France for the UK.
'Toxic' charity left some staff feeling suicidal
A number of current and former staff have told the BBC there is a culture of bullying at LIVES.
UK government borrowing higher than forecast
An unexpected rise in public borrowing could limit the scope of pre-election tax cuts, say analysts.
Rwanda bill passage draws election dividing line
Ministers believe the novel deportation scheme is worth a try, but Labour plans to get rid of it.
Aboriginal spears repatriated after 250 years
The four spears were taken by Captain Cook's crew during their first contact with Australia in 1770.
Victims bill sets out major changes to justice system
Abolition of the not proven verdict and smaller juries are among the proposed reforms.
'I'm proud I came last at the London Marathon'
Fred Tomlinson completes Sunday's race on Monday at the alternative finish line for slower runners.
Lack of officers delays fatal school crash case
The family of a girl killed when a car crashed into her school are told there are too few forensic experts.
Lack of officers delays fatal school crash case
The family of a girl killed when a car crashed into her school are told there are too few forensic experts.
Some 20m tonnes of sewage spills into water annually
NI Water says the spills will continue unless it gets more funding to improve the sewerage network.