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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
John Humphrys' final Today programme sign off
The broadcaster thanked the Today team and listeners in his final edition of the BBC Radio 4 programme.
The Papers: PM told to show Brexit plan and Labour 'reform'
The EU giving Boris Johnson a deadline to deliver his Brexit plans features on some of the front pages.
Victoria Hall: New information about 1999 teen murder
Seventeen-year-old Victoria Hall was abducted and killed on her way home from a nightclub.
Chesterfield school anxiety pupil 'treated like truant'
Fourteen-year-old Kai wants to go to classes but has only attended about 15 days since January.
Finding good care home 'impossible' in some areas
An analysis maps the areas with the highest concentrations of sub-standard care home beds.
Extra school cash 'enough to reverse cuts'
Financial experts say schools are receiving a big funding boost - but only back to levels of a decade ago.
Jason Lawrance appeals against vasectomy lie rape convictions
Jason Lawrance had consensual sex with a woman but the jury decided his lies negated the consent.
Scotland's poorest 'three times' more likely to die young
The figures show the "massive inequality" between rich and poor in Scotland, researchers say.
Black Midi: 'We'd rather be terrible than middle-of-the-road'
From the Brit School to the Mercury Prize, experimental foursome Black Midi defy musical convention.
London Fashion Week: Gem helmets, upcycled trainers and Brexit
The UK's fashion industry is worth £32bn, so here's what it thinks about Brexit.
Homophobic hate crime: Beaten-up for being gay
Homophobic hate crime reports in the UK have doubled since 2014, but charges are falling.
Supreme Court: What happened with Brexit on Wednesday?
The Brexit battle returned to the Supreme Court as judges decide whether the suspension of Parliament is lawful.
Consumers' credit card spending 'overtakes cash'
Debit cards were most used, but falling cash use pushed notes and coins to third place, say retailers.
Bournemouth mum takes up boxing to improve mental health
Bournemouth mum Gemma Ruegg has won a regional title ten weeks after giving birth to her daughter.
NHS hospitals and buildings' £261m backlog of urgent repairs
The total maintenance backlog in hospitals and other NHS buildings is more than £500m.
Foster: Brexit solution must recognise NI constitutional status
Arlene Foster has said a Brexit solution cannot affect Northern Ireland's constitutional position.
Brexit: UK has two weeks to set out plan - Finnish PM
The Finnish PM says EU leaders need written proposals by the end of September - and France's Emmanuel Macron agrees.
Cameron 'sought Queen's help' over Scottish independence
The ex-PM spoke to royal officials about her "raising an eyebrow" at the prospect of independence.
Boris Johnson 'glad' about new father's NHS confrontation
Boris Johnson says an angry exchange with the father of a sick child is "part of my job".
Champions League: Shakhtar Donetsk 0-3 Man City
Man City bounce back from their shock Premier League defeat at Norwich by launching their Champions League campaign in style with victory at Shakhtar Donetsk.