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- King marks 'important' 25th anniversary of Scottish Parliament
- 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
- Met PC sacked for 'spanking' 12-year-old girl
- After 'lacklustre' contest, next Tory leader has five days to prove their worth
- Dame Maggie Smith was able to live 'normal life' - until Downton Abbey
- Met PCs committed misconduct in schoolboy search
- Anger at disgraced breast surgeon's open prison move
- Why has a knitted tank rolled into this Welsh town?
Javid pledges spending review cash for schools, NHS and police
But the chancellor rules out a "blank cheque", promising to keep within existing spending rules.
Double amputee from Birmingham to walk at NY Fashion Week
Nine-year-old Daisy-May Demetre's father says she wants to pave the way for other amputees.
Bristol police scheme aims to give young drug dealers second chance
The scheme offers career opportunities and training to young people caught dealing in Bristol.
Social workers: 'I had a parent screaming foul names at me'
Social workers say they face serious abuse in the line of duty and are calling to be better protected
Plastic waste: Is it time to cut back on holiday inflatables?
One coastal charity says it collected 500 abandoned inflatables in just one village this summer.
Blind University of Glasgow student 'faced reading list discrimination'
Gary Copland said he was not given accessible books, and was then penalised for reading too little.
Why red wine could be good for your gut - in moderation
One glass a fortnight may be enough to encourage beneficial changes to gut bacteria, research suggests.
Domestic abuse: Killers 'follow eight-stage pattern', study says
Men who kill their partners follow a timeline that could be tracked by police, a new study suggests.
Medical Cannabis: “I can get arrested, but I'll keep using it for my pain"
Carly Barton became the first British patient to be legally prescribed with herbal cannabis last year, but fears she will be unable to pay the cost of treatment.
Brexit: Home Office advert banned for 'misleading' EU citizens
Advertising watchdog bans government advert telling EU citizens how to stay in the UK after Brexit.
Manchester Pride faces racial prejudice claims
Black and Asian people attending the Manchester Pride weekend say they experienced racism at the event.
Helmand: Army survivors describe their legacy of trauma
Ten years on, British Army veterans describe the enduring trauma of serving in Afghanistan's Helmand Province.
Vaping advert banned over Mo Farah confusion
Sir Mo had already complained on Twitter about the advert, stressing that he not endorsed the product.
'Stop misleading special offers' supermarkets told
Major chains still offer "dubious" deals despite rules designed to prevent this, says Which?
Northern Ireland ceasefires: 25 years of imperfect peace
Former BBC NI security correspondent Brian Rowan asks if the hope generated in 1994 has faded?
Bury expelled by English Football League after takeover collapses
Bury are expelled by the English Football League after a takeover bid from C&N Sporting Risk collapsed.
Bolton Wanderers: EFL gives club 14-day expulsion threat
Bolton Wanderers have 14 days to find a buyer and address their administration issue or they will be expelled from the English Football League.
Boy, 16, arrested in missing woman murder probe
Lindsay Birbeck disappeared earlier this month before her body was found in a cemetery in Lancashire.
Jeffrey Epstein accuser urges Prince Andrew to 'come clean'
The woman alleges she was forced to have sex with the prince - a claim he has denied.
Woodmill High School fire: 'No part of school untouched by fire'
Council officials say Woodmill High School in Dunfermline will not reopen in the "short to medium term".