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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
Tube fight arrests: Seven 'football fans' held after brawl
The men were all arrested on suspicion of violent disorder and remain in custody, police say.
Whaley Bridge dam: Town's evacuation enters fifth day
Predicted storms missed the town, but the damaged wall is still unstable and dangerous, say police.
Boy stable after being 'thrown' from Tate Modern
A 17-year-old boy remains in police custody on suspicion of attempted murder.
John Flint: HSBC chief executive out in top-level reshuffle
HSBC did not provide a specific reason for John Flint's surprise departure after 18 months in the role.
Gonorrhoea cases in Northern Ireland highest on record
New diagnoses of the sexually transmitted disease increased by 30% in Northern Ireland in 2018.
Harland and Wolff: Administrators expected on Monday
Attempts to find a buyer for the Norwegian-owned Belfast shipyard have failed.
Nora Quoirin's disappearance in Malaysia 'being treated as abduction'
Nora Quoirin, 15, who has learning difficulties, went missing while on holiday with her family in Malaysia.
Farm theft claims at 'seven-year high'
British farmers faced losses worth £50m in 2018 as criminals targeted tractors and animals.
'I am DNA proof my father is a rapist'
A woman conceived by rape wants her father brought to justice in a so-called "victimless prosecution".
Horrible Histories: Author Terry Deary on being 'a fish out of water'
Why Terry Deary rejects the establishment and avoids literary festivals.
Letting fees ban: Renters confused after change in law
Laws around one-off letting fees charged by landlords and letting agents in England changed in June.
Crime: Violence reduction scheme 'should be mandatory'
The scheme, which uses A&E data to map crime, is used globally but it is not mandatory in Wales.
Newspaper headlines: 'American nightmare' and 'horror at the Tate'
The mass shootings in the US and an alleged murder attempt at a London art gallery lead the papers.
Tate Modern: Boy, six, 'thrown' from 10th floor
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, the Met Police says.
Elderly woman dies during 'possible burglary' in north London
Police launch a murder investigation after an 89-year-old is found dead at her home in north London.
Whaley Bridge dam: Twenty-two households refuse to leave
Police warn Whaley Bridge residents who have not left their homes that they are risking lives.
England face Ashes battle after Smith century
Yet another Ashes century from Australia's Steve Smith, his second of the match, left England facing a huge battle to save the first Test at Edgbaston.
Tributes paid to Scotland's oldest man Alfred Smith
Alfred Smith, from St Madoes, Perthshire, died four months after celebrating his 111th birthday.
Woman seriously hurt in Kirkcaldy possible firearms incident
Police in Fife arrest five people and investigate the circumstances of the incident.
Brighton Pride: Beach covered with laughing gas canisters
Up to 1,000 people take part in a mass beach clean-up after Brighton's Pride event.