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- Cruise ship passengers say bon voyage to Belfast
- Flood warning for drivers after rescues
- House price growth at near two-year high
- TV menopause doctor concerns probed by watchdog
- First celebrity leaves Strictly after dance-off
- McDonald’s and supermarkets failed to spot slavery
- Capturing last days at Port Talbot's steelworks
- Traditional steelmaking ends in Port Talbot
- Kemi Badenoch maternity pay comments spark Tory row
- Murder investigation launched after man, 82, dies
White Stuff boss bids to save tennis court built without permission
White Stuff founder Sean Thomas built a garage, skate park and tennis court without permission.
Pret a Manger allergy death: Could new labelling save lives?
Pret a Manger rolls out more comprehensive food labelling in the wake of a teenager's allergy death.
Ruling expected in women's pension age case
Judges will rule on whether the government's handling of the rise from 60 to 65 was discriminatory.
Is the package holiday industry really over?
Holidays including food, flights and hotels remain popular despite Ryanair's boss saying they're "over".
Sex education: Right to remove pupils from class set to end
The education minister is "minded" to make "appropriate" sex and relationship classes compulsory.
Thomas Cook staff forced to turn to family for cash
Crew and shop workers are borrowing from friends and family to pay bills after the firm's collapse.
The siblings who escaped the Children of God cult
Verity and Jonathan grew up in a cult which has faced claims of sexual and physical abuse of children.
Life inside The Children of God cult
A brother and sister speak out about the abuse they suffered while being brought up in a cult.
Crewman watching music videos before cargo ship grounded
The officer on the MV Priscilla was distracted and did not have time to correct the boat's route.
The guerrilla tiler brightening up his city
A guerrilla mosaic artist wants to make Southampton beautiful
Scotland to be first in UK to ban smacking
A change in the law will make it a criminal offence for parents to use any physical punishment on their children.
Brexit: Cross-border trade could become 'impossible' after no-deal
Complex certification rules could cause problems for food retail and distribution companies, says NI's chief vet.
Sarah Ewart: Belfast High Court to rule on landmark abortion case
Belfast's High Court will rule whether NI's laws are in breach of the UK's human rights commitments.
Drug exports restricted 'to protect NHS patients'
Hormone replacement therapy, contraceptives and adrenaline pens are all on the government's list.
Newspaper headlines: Brussels keeps PM 'guessing' and 'Rogue One'
The papers focus on the government's new Brexit proposals, including plans to replace the Irish backstop.
Scotch whisky targeted by United States tariffs
It is part of a package of measures in a row over subsidies for the aircraft maker Airbus.
Dina Asher-Smith wins 200m gold at World Athletics Championships
Dina Asher-Smith becomes the first British woman to claim a global sprint title by storming to 200m gold at the World Championships.
Liverpool 4-3 Red Bull Salzburg: Holders win seven-goal thriller
Champions League holders Liverpool collect their first win of the campaign by edging past Red Bull Salzburg in a seven-goal thriller at Anfield.
Deafblind doctor: I was told not to touch patients
A student set to become the NHS's first deaf and blind doctor describes discrimination she has faced.
Middlesbrough Tesco worker died after altercation with thief
The stress of the confrontation "directly contributed" to Hilary Simmons' death, an inquest hears.