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- 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
- First celebrity leaves Strictly after dance-off
- 'Heroes' save animals after land 'sacrificed' in floods
- 'Heroes' save animals after land 'sacrificed' in floods
- Trains stranded and events cancelled due to weather
- Stop squabbling, Sunak urges Tories in final speech
- Oliver Dowden interviewed in election betting inquiry
Naga Munchetty decision: 'This ruling legitimises racist opinions' - Afua Hirsch
Writer Afua Hirsch argues the BBC should overturn its decision to uphold a complaint against presenter Naga Munchetty.
BBC urged to reconsider Naga Munchetty complaint decision
Dozens of broadcasters ask the BBC to reverse its ruling over Naga Munchetty's Donald Trump remarks.
Harry walks through Angola minefield 22 years after Diana
He wore body armour as he walked through the site in an echo of his mother's 1997 landmine campaign.
Men guilty after 750kg of cocaine seized from boat in Fishguard
The seizure off the Pembrokeshire coast was one of the largest hauls of the drug in UK history.
We Are Stoke-on-Trent: Welcome to the Chatty Cafes
People bonding over their shared feelings of isolation find coffee beats "staring at four walls".
Brexit uncertainty 'could lead to interest rate cut'
A Bank of England policymaker says interest rates may need to be cut even if a no-deal Brexit is avoided.
Rodents close Llanelli school after health and safety fears
The school apologised to parents and said a decision would be made on whether it reopens on Monday.
Dominic Cummings: Who is Boris Johnson's senior adviser?
The controversial former Vote Leave campaign director is one of the PM's most senior advisers.
Michelle Pearson: Salford funeral for mum of arson death children
Michelle Pearson's funeral is at the Salford church where a service was held for her four children.
Stena Impero: Seized British tanker starts to leave Iran
The Stena Impero was seized by Iranian troops in July, who said it was breaking maritime rules.
Thomas Cook: 40% of holidaymakers back in UK
The Civil Aviation Authority says it has now flown a total of 61,000 Thomas Cook customers back to the UK.
Brexit talks resume amid growing EU pessimism over new deal
It comes after the EU's chief negotiator said the UK's proposed alternative to the backstop was unworkable.
'MPs should be ashamed of themselves', says Gina Miller
The campaigner says she watched the ill-tempered debate in the commons on Wednesday in "total horror and disgust".
Dominic Cummings: Anger at MPs 'not surprising', PM's adviser says
The issue of abuse will only be solved if MPs "respect" the referendum result, Dominic Cummings says.
Police watchdog warns 35,000 police staff 'not vetted properly'
Forces in England and Wales must do more to root out sexual predators, a police watchdog report says.
Iranian spying charge 'preposterous', prisoner's wife says
The wife of a retired engineer from London jailed in Iran appeals to the UK government for help.
Mothers with 'controlling voice' fail to persuade teenagers
The tone of voice used by mothers to teenage children can be as important as what they say, a study suggests.
No-deal Brexit 'still risk to NHS and care sector'
Transport routes, support for care homes and medicine stockpiles are raised as concerns in a new report.
Prince Harry in southern Africa: Where are the world's landmines?
Prince Harry will highlight the fact that landmines continue to take thousands of lives.
Parliament: Are threats to MPs widespread?
Amid concern about a "toxic" atmosphere in Westminster, BBC Reality Check looks at the level of threats MPs face.