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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'
Camden stabbing: Man killed and another injured in High Street
Police say the victim was pronounced dead at the scene and another is in hospital after the assault.
Variant 31: 'Pushing the boundaries' of immersive theatre
The "live horror" theatre experience where you fight zombies under ground in central London.
Highpoint Prison inmate death 'could have been prevented'
Daniel Tudor's high blood sugar was not acted upon by clinical staff, a report finds.
Downton Abbey the film: 14 things you need to know
The stars of the much-loved drama reveal what it's like to be hitting the big screen.
Why Trans Pride is about more than 'Kylie and cocktails'
The organiser of London's first ever trans pride wants a mix of protest and celebration.
I respectfully disagree: How to argue constructively about Brexit
From finding common ground to knowing when to stop, experts explain how to disagree but not to fall out.
Norwich pub landlord's anger over Good Beer Guide 'snub'
The Eaton Cottage's landlord put up a sign criticising Camra members who did not vote for his pub.
Heavy menstrual bleeding: Keyhole hysterectomy technique 'more effective'
The problem affects a quarter of women in the UK and many end up having surgery to treat it.
Shooting Fashion Week: Catwalk and celebrity
Photographer Gareth Cattermole on shooting London Fashion Week.
Colliery and tunnel on Victorian Society 'at risk' list
The Victorian Society publishes its annual list of the most endangered buildings and structures.
Sepsis test could cut diagnosis time from days to minutes
It kills about 2,900 people every year in Wales but current tests can take up to 48 hours.
Welsh Government's role at arms fair to be reviewed
The defence secretary said the sector brings in £19bn to the UK economy and supports 260,000 jobs.
Why your smart meter may not be so smart after all
Nearly a third of all energy companies fitting smart meters are still installing old technology.
Whirlpool tumble dryer recall uncovers 65,000 dangerous machines
Despite the full recall, hundreds of thousands of fire-prone machines may remain in UK homes.
‘My boss lets me set my own salary’
How picking your own pay has become the latest employment perk.
Plastic packaging: How are supermarkets doing?
The UK needs to move away from all single-use packaging, say MPs. But have supermarkets got the message?
Huddersfield: Woman dies after being found 'seriously injured'
A 35-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of murder following the incident in Huddersfield town centre.
Fake cancer cures: Debunking myths found in videos on YouTube
Professor Justin Stebbing, a cancer expert at Imperial College London, debunks some of the unproven “cures” for cancer.
Transgender waiting lists 'putting people at risk'
Campaigners say there is a desperate need for the NHS to invest in services to catch up with demand.
The Papers: Northern Irish 'compromise' and BA 'mega strike'
A potential "lifeline" for Boris Johnson over the NI backstop and more woe at British Airways lead the papers.
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