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- Maternity pay has gone too far, says Tory leadership candidate
- 'Second coming' for Wiggins as he joins amateur riders
- Arrest after car stolen with teenage girl still inside
- Damian Lewis shepherds sheep over London bridge
- Labour to tighten ministerial hospitality rules
- Ex-spy and daughter will not give evidence in court
- Why are we so obsessed with pumpkin spice?
- 'My wife and daughter cannot be alone with our complex needs son'
- Boy, 8, dies after shot to head at farm
- Vintage TV adverts for classic British comics found in basement
Man with 'vendetta' against Wrexham MP Ian Lucas jailed
Juan Clegg said he would kill Ian Lucas's PR man and verbally abused the MP's wife.
Findings of BBC report on kids in care 'a scandal'
A BBC investigation has found that teenagers in care are being placed at risk of abuse while living in unregulated homes.
The Queen and David Cameron: What royal displeasure really means
If the Queen is really that angry with David Cameron, why is Buckingham Palace's statement so muted?
Castlewellan: Mortar component found during alert
Police say the component was not a viable device but "could have been part of something more sinister".
Children as young as 11 placed in unregulated care homes
Children under 16 are being placed in unregulated care homes in breach of the law, leaked research reveals.
Fastest-growing UK terror threat 'from far-right'
Police say far-right extremism is a fast-growing problem as supporters seek to mimic jihadist attacks.
Cameron and the Queen: Palace 'displeasure' over comments
The ex-PM says he asked the Queen to "raise an eyebrow" over the Scottish independence vote in 2014.
Supreme Court: 'If prorogation ruled unlawful PM would address it'
The Advocate General for Scotland, Lord Keen QC, was representing the government during the Supreme Court hearing.
National Lottery worker 'helped with fake win scam'
Edward Putman denies claiming the £2.5m jackpot with a faked ticket in 2009.
Jodie Chesney: Girl 'killed after drugs bought from rival dealer'
Jodie Chesney's friend failed to buy cannabis from the defendants on the day she died, a jury hears.
Council put in 'impossible position' over marches
Four Loyalist marches are given the go-ahead to take place in Glasgow despite concerns over disorder.
Sir Paul McCartney: Brexit vote probably a mistake
The former Beatle speaks to BBC Newsnight as he releases a collection of Linda McCartney's personal Polaroids.
Jeremy Corbyn 'daunted' by prospect of becoming prime minister
But the Labour leader says he is ready to take on the job of leading the UK if he wins an election.
Abuse victims denied payouts for minor convictions
An inquiry into sex abuse says one runaway victim was penalised for stealing jewellery to survive.
Gary Lineker 'in negotiations' over BBC pay
The high-earning Match of the Day host says he is "a bit of a whipping boy" for critics of the BBC.
Fish waste-based alternative to plastic wins Dyson Award
MarinaTex is an alternative to the single-use plastics such as those used in sandwich packets.
Named person scheme scrapped by Scottish government
The plan, which was branded a "snooper's charter" by opponents, was originally due to be introduced three years ago.
Supreme Court: Ex-PM's lawyer argues against prorogation
The final day saw a submission from ex-PM Sir John Major - but a decision won't come until next week.
'This is about who holds power in this country'
Joanna Cherry SNP and Jolyon Maugham QC were booed by pro-Brexit demonstrators outside the Supreme Court.
Gary Lineker: ‘I'm kind of the whipping boy for the BBC’
Gary Lineker has told BBC Radio 5 Live that he’s in negotiations over his pay.
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