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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
Key moments from Boris Johnson's conference speech
Boris Johnson used his first Tory conference speech as prime minister to outline his plan for a Brexit "compromise".
Thomas Cook employees protest at Parliament
Former employees of Thomas Cook hand in a petition to the government demanding answers about the company's collapse.
Diane Abbott becomes first black MP at PMQs despatch box
Diane Abbott replaced Jeremy Corbyn to face fellow deputy Dominic Raab during Prime Minister’s Questions.
Brexit: DUP endorses Johnson's offer to European Union
The party says the latest proposal ensures consent of the representatives of the people of Northern Ireland.
Dog fighting: Man bought cats on Gumtree as live bait
Mark Cuthbert is jailed for 10 months for dog fighting crimes and banned from keeping animals for 10 years.
Why Prince Harry is comparing Meghan to Princess Diana
Prince Harry says Meghan is being bullied by the tabloid press, citing his mum, Princess Diana.
Theresa May says Domestic Abuse Bill 'once-in-a-generation opportunity'
The former PM describes proposed laws to combat domestic violence as "landmark legislation".
Brexit: New UK plan for Northern Ireland to stay in single market
The PM's plan would see Northern Ireland stay in the EU single market for goods and new customs checks away from the border.
PMQs verdict: Dominic Raab and Diane Abbott do battle
How did stand-ins Diane Abbott and Dominic Raab do at their Prime Minister's Questions debut?
Blenheim Palace gold toilet theft: £100k reward offered
Police are still searching for the £4.8m 18-carat loo which was stolen from Blenheim Palace.
Jodie Chesney: Murder accused 'said he had done something bad'
A teenager accused of murdering Jodie Chesney, 17, called a friend asking for money, a court hears.
Sisters’ dilemma over Huntington’s disease test
The two women made different decisions on whether to be tested for the rare disorder.
Scottish government fracking 'ban' to continue indefinitely
Information accidentally released suggests the Scottish government will confirm the moratorium is to continue.
Theo Treharne-Jones: Kos hotel doors 'opened easily by a child'
Theo Treharne-Jones, five, died after being found in a pool at a holiday village in Kos in June.
Ayia Napa: 'Aggressive' remarks made on night of 'false rape claim'
A group were heard discussing a UK woman the night she said they raped her in Cyprus, a court hears.
Peter Sissons: Former BBC, ITN and Channel 4 newsreader dies at 77
The ex-newsreader and Question Time host is remembered as "a great journalist and fine presenter".
Body of missing nurse Laurie Jones found in river
The body of a woman found in a car in a river is identified as missing nurse Laurie Jones, 23.
David Mackereth: Christian doctor loses trans beliefs case
The doctor refused to use transgender pronouns which a tribunal found was "incompatible with human dignity".
Jason Donovan tackles neighbour's fire in underpants
Fire crews found the singer and actor holding a fire extinguisher and wearing just his briefs.
PM Boris Johnson: We are ready for a no deal Brexit
Boris Johnson tells the Tory Party conference that he wishes to avoid, but is prepared for, a no deal Brexit.