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- 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
- Boys who killed with machete aged 12 are detained
Owen Jones assaulted: Police appeal after 'senseless attack'
Investigators say they are considering whether the attack in north London was a hate crime.
Ashes 2019: Australia repel England to draw second Test at Lord's
England fall four wickets short of a remarkable victory in the second Ashes Test as Australia survive a tense final hour at Lord's.
Jihadi Jack's parents brand Sajid Javid a 'coward' over revoked citizenship
The parents of Jack Letts, dubbed Jihadi Jack, say the UK government is "shirking responsibility".
Archie Bruce: Batley Bulldogs player was a 'young fella with the world at his feet'
Batley Bulldogs scrumhalf Archie Bruce is described as a "young fella with the world at his feet", after his death on Sunday morning.
Brexit: Sinn Féin criticise PM after no-deal dossier leak
DUP leader Arlene Foster says she believes the dossier is "outdated" and leaked to undermine the PM.
Andrew Harper death: More than £70k raised for officer's family
Thousands of pounds are donated to a crowdfunding page set up to support Andrew Harper's family.
Lucas Dobson: River fall boy 'unlikely to be found alive'
A police chief says she would like to find Lucas Dobson alive but is growing increasingly concerned.
Five ways UK farmers are tackling climate change
Farms are on the front line of climate change - vulnerable to extreme weather events - so farmers are coming up with new and surprising ways of tackling the problem.
Lidl lines up suppliers to cover no-deal costs
The supermarket's Irish business reminds British suppliers they are expected to pay EU import tariffs.
Sheffield's brick-tastic Lego tribute to moon landing
Sixteen models hand built with thousands of Lego bricks feature in a space-themed display.
The city in the eye of an HIV 'perfect storm'
An outbreak of HIV among homeless people and drug users in Glasgow is the worst in the UK for 30 years.
Strictly Come Dancing's Neil and Katya Jones announce split
Neil and Katya Jones were the focus of a media storm after she and Strictly partner Seann Walsh kissed.
Aintree Hospital ramraiders left empty handed
The masked gang abandoned a stolen ATM because their car was too badly damaged.
Crew rescued from sinking Fraserburgh trawler
Five people are airlifted from the stricken Ocean Quest vessel north-east of Fraserburgh on Sunday morning.
No-deal Brexit dossier shows worst-case scenario - Gove
No deal planning has been accelerated, Michael Gove says, as a leaked government document warns of food and drug shortages.
Police Scotland spend £7m on Brexit contingency planning
A report on the force's plans names civil unrest as the biggest issue it faces in preparing to leave the EU.
Ashley Cole: Ex-Arsenal, Chelsea and England full-back retires
Former England, Arsenal and Chelsea left-back Ashley Cole announces his playing retirement from football and hopes to pursue a coaching career.
Didcot Power Station towers demolished
The power station's gigantic, concrete towers created clouds of dust as they were blown down.
Stone-skimming champion beats own record on Windermere
Alex Lewis was top of the rocks again, scoring an impressive 98m (321ft) throw on Lake Windermere.
Woman dies after Birmingham police pursuit crash
The 28-year-old was in a Ford Fiesta which crashed shortly after it failed to stop, police say.