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- When to recline and how to share armrests: Rules for avoiding a mid-flight row
- 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'
- Schofield says Cast Away is his last TV appearance
- West Brom fan dies at Sheffield Wednesday match
- Three charged after soup thrown at Van Gogh paintings
- Three men charged over £1.2m cannabis haul
- King marks 'important' 25th anniversary of Scottish Parliament
My Dad Wrote a Porno: Questions from a pots and pans industry insider
The hit podcast - based on a series of erotic novels - is back for a fifth series.
The party that didn't quite change UK politics
When 11 former Labour and Tory MPs became The Independent Group they were full of hope. What happened?
When truth trumped propaganda in wartime
Intelligence reports show what the public were really saying during World War Two.
The homeless teen who studied by candlelight
How Mimi Beard went from being homeless at the age of 16 to being a trainee accountant.
Man charged with attempted murder after Lowestoft woman found hurt
The woman suffered a serious head injury and remains in a critical condition in hospital, police say.
Special needs pupils without care plans 'vulnerable'
Many children in England with special educational needs are not getting the help they need, auditors warn.
New strain of toxin-producing strep A emerges in UK
The highly contagious bacterium causes a range of infections, from a sore throat to scarlet fever.
Homophobic hate crime charges fall despite soaring reports
Some victims say they have reported hate crimes to the police but not seen anyone charged as a result
Briton dies in Grand Canyon skydiving accident
The 55-year-old went into a free fall during a tandem dive with a professional on Sunday.
Brexit: What does the UK think of all this drama?
It's been an extraordinary few days in the Westminster bubble, but what do people outside SW1 think?
How to recover a lost Michelin star
Restaurant owner David Moore says "don't ruin the business while chasing Michelin stars".
Retailers shut 2,870 stores in first half of 2019
Closures hit record level as retailers restructure their businesses and more shopping moves online.
Bailiffs 'used more to chase unpaid parking fines'
Cases have risen by 21% in two years, analysis suggests, but councils say the use of bailiffs is justified.
Deliveroo TV advert banned for being misleading
The ad implied the food delivery firm could deliver anywhere in the UK at anytime.
Ex-Chelsea youth players 'endured racism from age 12'
Two former Chelsea youth players have told BBC News they were regularly subjected to racist abuse as teenagers at the club.
Court to rule over Parliament shutdown appeal
Scotland's highest civil court is to again rule on whether or not Boris Johnson's suspension is legal.
Brexit: Labour deputy Tom Watson calls for referendum ahead of election
Tom Watson says another referendum, with Labour backing Remain, is the best way to resolve the deadlock.
Channel migrants: Rise in crossings driven by Brexit 'fake news'
A French politician says migrants are wrongly being told "the crossing will close" after Brexit.
Harry Baker death: Teenager arrested over Barry docks murder
Armed officers were sent to a retail park where he was arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder.
England hit back to win 5-3 after Kosovo grab early lead
England move closer to reaching Euro 2020 following an entertaining qualifying victory over Kosovo, who scored after just 34 seconds at St Mary's.