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- 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
- Weather warning issued for spell of heavy rain
- Weather warning issued for spell of heavy rain
- BBC sitcom corner shop set to be auctioned off
- Stitched with love: Suicide memorial quilt brings comfort to bereaved
PM warned 'high chance' of no-deal - court papers
Cabinet minutes are issued as Boris Johnson's suspension of parliament is challenged in the High Court.
Ashes 2019: Steve Smith 211 punishes wasteful England in fourth Test
Steve Smith's relentless 211 demoralises England and puts Australia in prime position to retain the Ashes after two days of the fourth Test.
Jo Johnson quits: When Britain’s political families don’t see eye-to-eye
As Jo Johnson quits his brother's government, does it ever work out well for relatives on the frontline of politics?
Brexit: Julian Smith and Boris Johnson clash over Parliament suspension
Documents show a minister, believed to be Julian Smith, warned the PM about the impact on NI.
Boris Johnson: 'I'd rather be dead in a ditch' than ask for Brexit delay
Prime Minister Boris Johnson promises he won't ask Brussels for a delay to Brexit.
Scotland Brexit: Sturgeon tells MSPs she would 'relish' an election
Scotland's first minister predicts the SNP will "beat the Tories" in Scotland if there is an early election.
Jamie Laing pulls out of Strictly Come Dancing with foot injury
The "absolutely devastated" Made In Chelsea star hurt his foot while recording the launch show.
Man charged £55k for a single beer in Manchester hotel
Peter Lalor is waiting for a refund after being mistakenly charged £55,315 for a £5.50 bottle of ale.
Doctors blamed after Cardiff runner dies with missed broken leg
A woman who broke her leg in a half marathon suffered gross failings by clinicians, a coroner rules.
Luciana Berger: Lib Dems 'unequivocal' on Brexit
The former Labour and Change UK MP tells BBC News her new party is "unequivocal" on Brexit.
Yahoo email fault hits BT, Sky and TalkTalk customers
Users in the UK and across the world were unable to send or receive emails for seven hours.
Jo Johnson: 'It's time to move on'
Ex-universities minister Jo Johnson tells the BBC it has been an "honour" to be an MP and minister, but "it's time to move on".
Billie Piper: Trying to have it all is very 'stressful'
The actress makes her directorial debut with a drama about the home/work life pressure facing women.
What was the UK's song of the summer? This massive data dump reveals all
Different streaming services had different top tracks, but there is one overall winner.
Newbury couple 'shocked' over migrant in car roof box
A couple returned home from Calais to find two feet sticking out of the compartment.
Big girl's blouse: Johnson faces backlash over Corbyn jibe
PM Boris Johnson faces a backlash for shouting the phrase at the Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn in Parliament.
Pupil with 'too short' trousers taken out of class in Nottinghamshire
The girl's father said the school's decision was "a gross overreaction".
PC who bought porn while child lay dead in house is jailed
PC Avi Maharaj was alone at the family home when he used their TV account to buy porn.
Brexit: Ken Clarke’s five decades as a Tory MP
The BBC looks back at the career of veteran MP Ken Clarke after he was effectively thrown out of the Conservative Party.
PM's brother quits as Tory MP and minister
Jo Johnson, the younger brother of the prime minister, says he is "torn between family and national interest".