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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
Search for man after boat capsizes on Loch Awe
Rescuers are searching for the man who fell into Loch Awe, near Inishail Island, on Saturday.
Didcot cooling towers demolished in a controlled explosion
Thousands of homes lost power shortly after the three remaining cooling towers of Didcot power station near Oxford came down in a controlled explosion.
Didcot power station: Power cut as cooling towers demolished
Thousands of homes are affected after the cooling towers at the Didcot A plant were brought down.
Bury FC: Part of our family for four generations
Losing the League One club, which is in financial crisis, would be "pure grief" for the Turner family.
Brexit: PM to tell EU leaders to renegotiate deal
Boris Johnson will meet European leaders this week, amid warnings of food shortages after a no-deal Brexit.
Jihadi Jack: IS recruit Jack Letts 'loses UK citizenship'
Reports say ex-PM Theresa May decided to strip the Briton - dubbed Jihadi Jack - of his citizenship.
Tractor football and snowy kangaroos... some of this week's strangest moments
The stories you may have missed this week.
Same-sex marriage: Why we just can't wait to wed
Wedding planners who booked their big day two years ago may miss out on legal marriage by two weeks.
Michael Brown regrets 'stupid' £2.4m Lib Dem donation
Michael Brown says his 2005 gift of £2.4m - a party record - led to recognition and pain for his family.
Sandwich River Stour search resumes for boy aged 6
The child fell into the River Stour in Sandwich, Kent, on Saturday lunchtime.
The 10 surprising things you can't recycle
After McDonald's says its paper straws cannot be recycled, what other items only go in general waste?
Brexit: Not leaving EU would betray democracy - Andrew RT Davies
Andrew RT Davies says not delivering Brexit would be a "danger to the fabric of the United Kingdom".
Newspaper headlines: PM 'takes fight to EU' while Corbyn pleads with MPs
The papers focus on politics as Boris Johnson ramps up no-deal plans and urges the EU to renegotiate.
New board to oversee completion of Ferguson ferries
The new board will try to secure the cheapest delivery of two CalMac ferries at the now nationalised shipyard.
Mindfulness on Ireland's pilgrim paths
Writer Bébhinn Ramsay finds solace on Ireland's pilgrim paths after the death of her husband.
Decoding Brunel's 'illegible' handwriting using AI
A computer is being trained to decode the almost illegible script of Isambard Kingdom Brunel.
'Infertile' Stourbridge renal patient has healthy baby
The infant's father said he and his family were over the moon with their "miracle baby".
Adult braces: Why are more grown-ups getting their teeth straightened?
Are celebrity smiles driving more adults to wear braces in a bid to straighten their teeth?
Dutch firm Abellio takes over East Midlands rail franchise
Abellio, which will run the rail franchise for the next eight years, promises £600m of investment.
Village in Wiltshire opens for military veterans
Ex-service personnel, who may otherwise be left homeless, will live on the site for up to two years.
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