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- They were arrested for posting during the riots – will it change anything?
- Starmer meets Trump for the first time for two-hour dinner
- Could cruise ship stuck in Belfast for five months finally be about to set sail?
- The hemp farmers who have to hide their crops
- 'We’re sharing and rationing ADHD meds to get by’
- Sycamore Gap sapling gifted in memory of boy with cancer
- BBC reporter's 'ill-looking' AI clone fails to fool colleagues
- Nicola Bulley online obsession became 'monster', family says
- Johnson's 'pep talk' with Harry and Treasury rethinks non-dom plan
- 29,000 gambling ads in Premier League weekend, says research
Home buyers 'move faster in Scotland but slower in London'
Scotland has replaced London as the area of Britain to find a property buyer the fastest, figures suggest.
Lives of basking sharks caught on 'SharkCam' in Inner Hebrides
It is hoped the technology, the first of its kind used in the UK, will improve a case for conservation.
Glasgow scientists develop artificial tongue to tackle fake whisky
Scottish engineers have developed technology that can "taste" subtle differences between drams.
Scottish exams: School pupils receive results
Advice and support will be on offer as thousands of pupils find out how they did in this year's exams.
How Brexit could change the taste of whisky
A future trade deal between the UK and US could alter current regulations of whisky.
Cohousing: Wales' first officer appointed in Powys
Rachael Marshall says cohousing provides a "sense of community" you don't get on the average street.
Whaley Bridge: Getting creative to thank emergency services
Residents have been placing signs around Whaley Bridge to thank emergency services for their efforts.
Newspaper headlines: EU 'expects no deal' and Dame Barbara's dementia plea
Several papers focus on reports EU diplomats have been told a no-deal Brexit is Boris Johnson's "central scenario".
Smoke-filled British Airways plane lands in Spain
Passengers of the Airbus A321 were evacuated shortly after landing when the cabin began filling with smoke.
Tottenham murder arrest over death of woman, 89, in home
Police say they are considering burglary as a possible motive after Dorothy Woolmer was found dead.
EU officials: No basis for 'meaningful' UK Brexit talks
The bloc says it cannot accept any changes to the current withdrawal agreement to stop a "no deal".
Nicola Sturgeon points to 'growing urgency' for Scottish independence
Scotland's first minister was speaking on the day a poll suggested a majority of Scots were now in favour of independence.
Tate Modern: Eyewitness describes moments after child 'thrown off'
A man says he stopped the mother of a boy who was "thrown off" the Tate Modern from climbing the railings to go after her son.
Joy Morgan: Fellow church member jailed for student's murder
Shohfah-El Israel is found guilty of the murder of Joy Morgan, whose body has never been found.
Mike Ashley wins race to buy Jack Wills
The Sports Direct boss has added another struggling retailer to his empire; deal includes 100 shops.
UK to join US-led taskforce in Gulf to protect merchant ships
The security mission launches to protect merchant shipping amid growing tensions with Iran.
Agricultural pollution kills 10,000 fish in Devon river
The Environment Agency has identified the source and is working out how it got into the river.
Common blue butterfly makes comeback thanks to heatwave
Experts say the insect could have its "best summer ever" after struggling for 40 years.
Union calls off Tuesday's strike at Heathrow Airport
The UK's busiest airport and union representatives have agreed to suspend industrial action.
Stacey Dooley Panorama: BBC sorry for 'IS salute' line
A Stacey Dooley documentary is edited after she described a Muslim prayer gesture as an "IS salute".