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- Al Fayed's son 'horrified' by sexual abuse allegations
- Keir Starmer received more clothes worth £16,000
- A&E doctor 'refused' to see woman before she died
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
- Boys who killed with machete aged 12 are detained
- Activists throw soup on Van Gogh paintings again
- Acting legend Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
- Joseph Eubank found not guilty of raping teen
- Stalking victims failed by police, report finds
Being a referee: 'I get a front row seat on the pitch'
As a female official takes charge of a Uefa men's game for the first time, why do people want to become refs?
Dental surgeons urge England's schools to go sugar-free
They say tackling tooth decay - which affects a quarter of five-year-olds - is a priority.
Aston Hall: Victims criticise government's compensation deal
Former child patients of Aston Hall were given sodium amytal, stripped and abused in the 1960s and 1970s.
A-levels: Anxious wait over for thousands of pupils
Thousands of pupils will learn their fate and find out about university and college places.
From Queen to Springsteen: Why are there so many music films lately?
It's a new "golden era" for the genre but what's behind all these sudden on-screen sing-a-longs?
Vanessa George: Families 'tormented' by nursery abuser's silence
Vanessa George, who has been judged eligible for parole, has never admitted which children she abused.
Sarah Wollaston: Ex-Tory MP joins Lib Dems
Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson says the pro-Remain MP will bring "real expertise" to the party.
Brexit: Corbyn plans to call no-confidence vote to defeat no-deal
The Labour leader plans to lead a caretaker government after winning a no-confidence vote in the government.
Penn golf pro running 31 marathons for Acorns hospice
James Wright is raising money for a children's hospice at risk of closure in Walsall.
Hair removal can be a struggle for some trans women but this electrologist can help
Trans women often struggle with hair removal, so Siobhan set up her own clinic in Manchester providing electrolysis - the only form of permanent hair removal.
Boy in the mask: The photo that defined the Troubles
Photographer Clive Limpkin reflects on his iconic image of a boy in a gas mask holding a petrol bomb.
A-level results: 'I didn't go to uni and I love what I do'
The BBC meets three people who opted not to go to university after their A-levels.
Dr Becky: The Oxford University YouTube astrophysicist
"Dr Becky" receives thousands of views on her channel, which answers questions about the Universe.
A-levels: Thousands of students await results in Wales
Just under 32,000 A-levels were taken this summer - how will Welsh students get on?
Paper headlines: Corbyn's bid 'to oust Johnson' over Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn's attempts to build a cross-party coalition to delay Brexit makes Thursday's front pages.
UK must accept US food standards in trade deal, says farm chief
Fears over practices like chlorine-washing chicken are unfounded, says the head of America's farm lobby.
Skye housing association tenants warned over tourist sub-letting
Housing association tenants who sub-let using websites such as Airbnb are told they risk eviction.
Newcastle stabbing: Six arrested on suspicion of murder
Six men are arrested on suspicion of murder in connection with the assault outside a Greggs.
British woman dies after being set on fire in Barbados
Natalie Crichlow, who was looking after her disabled brother, dies nine days after the attack.
The Troubles: Ben Wallace says no Army prosecutions without new evidence
The defence secretary is criticised by a group representing those killed or injured in the Troubles.