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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'
'No Scottish company' can win £2bn Fife wind farm contract
EDF said no Scots firm has the capability to manufacture and supply all the steel work for the site, off the Fife coast.
DUP urged to "Think very carefully" about second referendum
Former attorney general Dominic Grieve made the comments at a People's Vote rally in Belfast.
Facebook removes altered Conservative advertisement
The Tories "misused" the platform when they changed the headline on a BBC News story, the company says.
Man dies after Lewisham chicken shop fight
Three people are being questioned on suspicion of murder.
Wrightbus: NI businessman Darren Donnelly confirms bid
Businessman Darren Donnelly confirms he is attempting to buy the Ballymena bus manufacturer.
John Bercow's conduct 'sometimes feels like bullying'
A contender to be the next House of Commons speaker wants someone in the chair who "speaks less".
David Cameron memoirs: Forget Brexit - what else does his book tell us?
Never mind Brexit, the former PM talks about drug use, gay marriage, and an early brush with royalty.
Liberal Democrat party to consider scrapping Brexit
Members will debate whether to campaign to revoke Article 50 at their party conference in Bournemouth.
Blenheim Palace break-in investigated by police
The Oxfordshire stately home was burgled in early hours of the morning, police say.
Edgware Road stabbing: Two charged with Josiph Beker murder
Josiph Beker died after being stabbed in the chest in central London on Tuesday afternoon.
Little Mix's Jesy Nelson doc: Online bullying and what to do about it
What can you do if you're being cyber-bullied? Hannah Adams, from Jesy Nelson's new doc, tells us.
The Capture: New BBC drama set to make us paranoid
The show's star Callum Turner talks about fake news, CCTV and getting tasered.
Creggan: 'The vast majority of people do not want this thuggery'
Creggan in Londonderry is seen as a dissident republican stronghold. But what do locals think?
The Papers: Cameron 'doesn't regret Brexit vote'
An interview with the former PM in which he discusses Brexit leads many of Saturday's papers.
Boycott 'doesn't deserve knighthood'. says ex-girlfriend
The former cricketer's ex-girlfriend criticises Theresa May's decision to honour him.
Liberal Democrat conference: Five things to look out for
Jo Swinson makes her debut as leader while party members debate cancelling Brexit.
Rise in attacks on Welsh Ambulance staff 'unacceptable'
Assaults on Welsh Ambulance staff rose to 100 in April to June this year, despite tougher new laws.
Can Glasgow ban all marches over sectarian fears?
Glasgow said it planned to stop "morons" bringing mayhem to its streets but it is not that easy.
Loyalist protest over Glasgow marches ban
Five parades were banned this weekend after sectarian disturbances over the past two weeks.
The hobbyists competing to make AI human
The Loebner Prize, one of the few real-life Turing Tests, comes to Swansea this weekend.