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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
Disabled sex: "Escorts should be a choice, not the only option"
Disabled blogger Alex Squires says he's paid for sex in the past, but would rather have a partner.
Post-Brexit plans unveiled for 10 free ports
Boris Johnson believes that the zones could create jobs in "left-behind areas" across the UK.
NI referee hurt in 'scandalous' scenes in Romania
A Europa League qualifying match is suspended for more than 30 minutes after a Northern Irish referee is hit by an object thrown from the crowd.
England Cricket World Cup: Backlash over Cardiff postbox
Postboxes are placed in the host cities of the Cricket World Cup, which England won.
Woman dies after waterfall rescue at Callander
Another woman is in hospital after getting into difficulty at the Bracklinn Falls at Callander.
Puppy farming reports increase almost five-fold - RSPCA
Criminals are profiting partly because people want the same dogs as celebrities, one officer says.
Brexit: Leo Varadkar criticises 'heightened rhetoric' in UK
The taoiseach says personal attacks happen when people do not really want to engage on the issues.
Ashes 2019: Steve Smith century frustrates England in first Test
Steve Smith makes 144 on his return to Test cricket after the ball-tampering scandal to halt England's charge on the opening day of the Ashes.
North West flooding 'biblical' in Poynton, Cheshire
Days of heavy rain has caused severe flooding in the North West and North East of England.
Louise Porton guilty of killing daughters who 'got in the way'
Louise Porton killed Lexi Draper, three, and 17-month-old Scarlett Vaughan, jurors find.
Surge in teens in care 'puts system under strain'
The care system in England is under strain with rising demand from older children, a study finds.
What it's like going through a domestic abuse case
After Kirsty reported her ex-boyfriend to the police, the journey to a final verdict took almost a year.
Emmerdale star Mark Jordon 'bit pensioner in panic and fear'
Mark Jordon bit a man out of "pure instinct" after being attacked by him, he tells a court.
Michael Stone to appeal parole verdict at Supreme Court
The loyalist killer wants a release from prison after being told he could not seek parole until 2024.
Hijab-wearing amateur jockey makes history
Amateur jockey Khadijah Mellah makes history as she wins the Magnolia Cup at Glorious Goodwood on Thursday.
Drivers over 70 could face compulsory eyesight tests
Transport officials are doing research to find out if the tests could help reduce road deaths.
Fake 'paedophile hunter' Jonathan Kay guilty of sex offences
Jonathan Kay claimed he tried to help child victims - but he was sending money for them to be abused.
Aberthaw Power Station set to close, risking 170 jobs
Wales' last coal-fired power station looks set to close due to "market conditions", owners say.
AI system 'should be recognised as inventor'
Two patent filings seek to set a precedent by naming an AI as their inventor.
East Midlands Flooding: Dam wall collapses
Businesses around the Toddbrook Reservoir dam are closing in case the village is evacuated.