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- Vicky McClure talks of the joy of her daytime disco
- The Papers: Maggie Smith mourned and Johnson's Covid 'war cry'
- How Cinnamon's great escape led to capybara craze
- 'My liquid BBL was safe – I still regret it'
- The evolution of devolution: 25 years of the Scottish Parliament
- Al Fayed's son 'horrified' by sexual abuse allegations
- Keir Starmer received more clothes worth £16,000
- Company's skinny prosecco had too much sugar in it - court rules
- A&E doctor 'refused' to see woman before she died
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
Ariana Grande fans react to Manchester Pride show
Ariana Grande returns to Manchester for the first time since the 2017 terror attack benefit concert.
Woman's body found at Accrington Cemetery as search for missing mum continues
Police searching for Lindsay Birbeck say a woman's body was found at Accrington Cemetery.
Woodmill High School closed after 'complex' fire
More than 80 firefighters spend the night trying to contain the blaze at Woodmill High School in Dunfermline.
UK to bask in sunshine on Bank Holiday Monday
A day after the hottest late August Bank Holiday weekend temperature, more sunshine is expected.
Jean Hanlon death: Family travel to Crete to launch new information appeal
The body of Jean Hanlon, from Dumfries, was found in the sea off the Mediterranean island a decade ago.
Jeremy Corbyn risks scuppering no-confidence vote, says Jo Swinson
The Lib Dem leader says a no-confidence vote risks failing if Mr Corbyn insists on being interim PM.
Mourne Mountains: Who owns the County Down mountains?
Large tracts are held in public ownership and other significant sections are privately owned farmland.
Ariana Grande 'overwhelmed' on return to Manchester at Pride
The singer visits for the first time since the 2017 terror attack and subsequent benefit concert.
TV licence: Boris Johnson says BBC must 'cough up' for over-75s
The BBC's funding settlement was dependent on covering the cost of the benefit, Boris Johnson insists.
Climate change: Call for Scottish city centre ban on fossil fuel vehicles
A group of civic leaders say the move should be a key part of Scotland's effort to tackle climate change.
South Stack: Concerns over new parking charges at beauty spot
A local councillor says the charges at South Stack mean "people will no longer visit".
Swansea Valley landslides: Living on a 'moving mountain'
Landslides are a feature of life for some but what does the future hold for those determined to stay?
Port Talbot steelworks' waste gases could power flights
Tata's Port Talbot plant is the focus for turning the waste into biofuel for the airline industry.
'The bank sent my safe house address to my abusive ex'
Banks are trying to get better at helping victims of economic abuse, where a partner controls access to accounts.
'The Paralympics and the Olympics should be less separate'
Paralympic long-jumper Markus Rehm wants to see a closer relationship between the Olympics and Paralympics.
Courier parcel mishaps: 'My package was propping the window open'
After a woman's parcel was thrown through her window, people tell of their online shopping experiences.
Who was Sir Oswald Mosley?
The new Peaky Blinders villain is a fictionalised version of British fascist Oswald Mosley. Who was he?
Inside the selfie factory for influencers
A pop-up shop in west London lets people fill their social media pages with colourful selfies.
Creating Peter and the Wolf puppets for the Hollywood Bowl
Puppet company Blind Summit is preparing for its biggest gig since the London Olympics.
Water scarcity: Five ways to avert a water crisis
In the coming decade, billions could face a critical shortage of water. Here's what we can do about it.