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- 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
- Lynette White killer denied public parole hearing
- Regulator said investigating Harrods doctors was not in public interest
- New Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay promises to 'change' party
- Boris Johnson's 'hopeless' bid to persuade Prince Harry to stay
Why are shops in Iraq stocking up on Scottish sweets?
One sweet manufacturer is seeing sales of fudge, chocolate eclairs and toffees soaring in Iraqi Kurdistan.
What's going on with my holiday flights?
A breakdown of the possible strike action affecting UK holidaymakers, and the disputes that have caused the travel upheaval.
Asthma deaths in England and Wales 'highest in a decade'
Nearly 13,000 people in England and Wales have died from asthma attacks since 2009, figures show.
Tesla motors make classic Ferraris go faster
Electric cars have to be as cool as petrol ones to really take off, and these engineers think they can be
The rise in political adverts on social media
Amol Rajan explores how online platforms have become the new campaign battlegrounds for UK political parties.
Norwich Cathedral: Helter-skelter offers new experience
The full-size fairground ride is "certainly not a gimmick", says Norwich Cathedral.
Newspaper headlines: Scientists 'not fooled' by PM and 'end knife hell'
The papers react to the government announcement of a visa scheme to bring top scientists to the UK.
Erdington shooting: Murder probe as man killed in street
A road in Birmingham is sealed off by police after a 20-year-old was killed.
Transfer deadline day: Romelu Lukaku, David Luiz, Paulo Dybala, Wilfried Zaha, Andy Carroll
Transfer deadline day was back with a bang. Here are the five biggest talking points of the final day of wheeling and dealing until January...
Brexit: Chancellor announces 'fast tracked' spending review
Sajid Javid said an accelerated one-year spending review would help departments to prepare for Brexit.
Man charged after police officer stabbed in Leyton
The officer suffered serious injuries when he was attacked while trying to stop a van in east London.
Homes shake as Cornwall hit by earthquake
One Twitter user reporting feeling the "whole house" tremble as a result of the earthquake.
Euston travel chaos: Thousands face disruption after signal failure
All services out of London Euston were suspended due to a signal failure.
Clacton Pier: Girl dies and man critical after sea rescue
Police say three teenagers were treated by paramedics on the beach at Clacton after they were pulled from the water.
King's Cup: William finishes ahead of Kate in yacht race
The Duke of Cambridge trounces his wife in the inaugural King's Cup yachting regatta won by Bear Grylls.
Scottish Labour challenges UK party over indyref2
The Scottish Parliamentary Labour Party issues a statement challenging the national party's position on indyref2.
Yousef Makki trial: Defendant 'smirked at family in court'
The mother of a stabbed teenager criticises his family's treatment during a trial over his death.
Beatles' Abbey Road at 50: Fans celebrate at zebra crossing
The band's famous cover of their 11th studio album was shot on this London zebra crossing half a century ago.
Boris Johnson: EU should show 'common sense' on Brexit
Boris Johnson says he hopes the EU will agree to change the Brexit withdrawal deal.
Brexit: Boris Johnson calls for 'common sense' compromise
Boris Johnson says there is "bags of time" for the EU to compromise before the Brexit deadline.