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- Boy, 8, dies after shot to head at farm
- 'When I joined the police, not many looked like me'
- The red flags that were missed or dismissed when Harrods was bought
- King reflects on late Queen's final days in Scotland
- When to recline and how to share armrests: Rules for avoiding a mid-flight row
- Not all cultures equally valid, says Kemi Badenoch
- The Papers: Labour MP resigns over gifts row and Iran warns Israel over assassination
- Three charged with murder after man found stabbed
- Starmer's Labour about greed and power - Duffield
- 'The steelworks is our identity - we are the steel town'
‘Having a visible difference won’t stop me travelling’
Despite experiencing some prejudice, Tulsi Vagjiani says she is determined to travel with an open mind.
Liz Truss apologises over 'inadvertent' Saudi military sales
International Trade Secretary Liz Truss tells a court a promise to halt export licences was broken.
The Papers: Johnson 'humiliated' and Lineker 'to take pay cut'
Boris Johnson's absence from a press conference in Luxembourg dominates Tuesday's front pages.
'Care crisis': Sent-away children are 'easy victims'
Children in care sent to live outside their home area are being exploited by criminals, a report says.
Lib Dem government to stop Brexit on day one - Swinson
The new leader promises to revoke Article 50 on the first day of a Liberal Democrat government.
RAF Marham airman dies after rugby league match head injury
Scott Stevenson was playing for the RAF against the Army in a rugby league match when he was injured.
Energy suppliers get more time to install smart meters
Suppliers now have until 2024 to fit them into homes, but it may mean higher costs for the industry.
Polmont inmate 'screaming for mental health support' before death
The teenager had been self-harming and attempted suicide at Polmont young offenders' institution, an inquiry hears.
Grenfell Tower: Fire brigade interviewed by police
The service says it has been questioned over the fatal June 2017 blaze under health and safety laws.
In full: Boris Johnson interview from Luxembourg with BBC's Laura Kuenssberg
BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg speaks to the PM after he meets the European Commission president.
No-deal Brexit: Stacking lorries and food bank cash in Welsh plans
Stocking up on medical devices and providing cash for food banks are among the measures.
Boris Johnson says EU has had 'bellyful' of Brexit process
The EU is "fed up" with endless delays and wants to resolve Brexit by 31 October, the prime minister says.
Shane O'Brien trial: Man's 'throat slashed in London pub murder'
Josh Hanson died after a "sudden and shocking" attack by a man he had not met before, a court hears.
Ipswich teenager accused of stealing songs released
The inquiry was launched by US prosecutors after complaints from recording artists' management companies.
Boris Johnson insists UK will leave EU on 31 October
The prime minister has told the BBC he will follow the law, but will leave the EU at the end of October.
Wrightbus bidder Darren Donnelly 'no longer pursuing deal'
A leading NI industrialist withdraws from the process to take over the Ballymena business.
BBC to switch off red button text in 2020
Viewers will no longer be able to read headlines, football scores, weather and more on TV sets.
Brexit press conference goes on without Johnson
Luxembourg's prime minister took to his lectern without the UK PM, who cancelled amid protests nearby.
Paratroopers win Colchester barracks racial harassment claim
A judgement rules the men were victims of "highly offensive" graffiti at their Colchester barracks.
Ceara Thacker: Dead student's father hits out at university
Ceara Thacker, 19, was found dead in her University of Liverpool halls of residence in May 2018.