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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'
The Papers: 'Secret' no-deal files and Flintoff's 'lucky escape'
No 10's no-deal document and an apparent crash on the set of Top Gear lead Thursday's papers.
Brexit: Operation Yellowhammer no-deal document published
The Yellowhammer plan warns of riots and food price rises but ministers say it is not a prediction.
Murder charge after man's body found in Cwmbran house
A man is due to appear in court on Thursday charged with killing a 76-year-old.
Mike Ashley: I want to be one of the big fish
The Sports Direct boss has defended the firm's strategy, saying he has faith in High Street retail.
Five Glasgow marches banned over sectarian disorder fears
It follows violent sectarian disturbances at similar events in Glasgow over the past two weekends.
Baby pulled from River Irwell dies in hospital as man arrested
A man is arrested on suspicion of murdering the 12-month-old boy who was pulled from the River Irwell.
Muckamore Abbey: Further eight staff members suspended
The Belfast Health Trust says the move comes after viewing CCTV footage from the facility.
School sorry for GCSE suicide note exercise
A mother called the decision to ask pupils to carry out the task a "massive fail".
CCTV shows Kettering woman, 79, dragged to ground by mugger
The 79-year-old suffered a broken arm in the attack as a man stole her handbag.
Charlotte Church faces probe over school classes at home
The singer is accused of holding lessons in an annexe without planning permission.
What laws have been lost after Parliament's suspension?
Several bills will fall because of prorogation, including a bill tackling domestic violence and Brexit legislation.
Sacked Emmerdale actor 'devastated' at being fired over awards clash
"My behaviour at the TV Choice Awards was completely unacceptable," says actor Asan N'Jie.
Brexit: What's Jeremy Corbyn's thinking?
The BBC's Iain Watson looks at the strategy behind the Labour leader's red lines on Remain.
Creggan bomb: Police 'struck lucky' finding device
The device was planted by dissident republicans the New IRA in an attempt to kill police officers, the PSNI says.
New Edinburgh children's hospital delayed until autumn next year
Repairs costing £16m are needed at the brand new Sick Kids in Edinburgh before it can be opened to patients.
Manchester mum fed takeaways to dying obese child
A review into 13-year-old's death leads to changes in how child neglect is spotted in Manchester.
Serial killer's dealer jailed for Grindr murder
Gerald Matovu, 26, met victims via dating apps and used GHB to render them unconscious.
Margaret Atwood: 'Will it be King Boris I versus the Parliamentarians?'
The author of The Handmaid's Tale says "will it be King Boris I versus the Parliamentarians?"
Bristol D-Day plaques vandal owns up and sends cash
An anonymous confession and more than £200 in cash was sent to a local newspaper.
Brexit: Nigel Farage election pact proposal rejected by No 10
The Brexit Party leader is calling on the Tories to make a deal to help "secure a big Brexit majority".
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