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- UK economic growth 'robust' in 2024, think tank says
- Prince William says make peace with nature
- We were lambs to the slaughter, says Fayed accuser
- Victims of Mohamed Al Fayed tell BBC of alleged rape and trafficking
- Son gave hospital ‘clear evidence’ his mum planned to take her own life
- Fayed accusers to complain about doctor after tests
- Phillip Schofield to make TV return in Cast Away
- PM defends stay at donor's property during election
- PM defends stay at donor's property during election
- Benefit claimants should have to look for work - PM
Stevenage car crash: Fourteen hurt after two-car collision
Some of those involved in the crash in Stevenage are being treated for serious injuries, police say.
Behind the Proms' celestial opening number
Composer Zosha Di Castri spills the beans on her latest work, which launches the BBC Proms on Friday.
Schools 'desperately need' cash injection, MPs say
Schools and colleges urgently need billions more in funding, a committee of MPs says.
Special needs 'breaking county council budgets'
County councils are warning growing demand for special needs support could mean statutory duties may not be met.
Cardiff Airport: Millions wasted on vanity project, says Tory AM
A Conservative AM says it must start generating cash or be sold by the Welsh Government.
London mayor Sadiq Khan wants rent control powers
Typical private tenants in London spend a higher proportion of income on rent than those elsewhere in England.
Lucy McHugh: How a Facebook password trapped a killer
A murder suspect was kept in custody while police conducted one of the UK's "largest-ever" searches.
The Worcester high street that's come back to life
From a Balkan breakfast to knitting - traders are diversifying to try to buck the trend of falling sales in the high street.
Apollo 11: Few indoor loos, but there was a man on the Moon
Fifty years ago, James Burke was one of the presenters leading the BBC's coverage of the Moon landing.
Housing, the environment and LGBT rights – where does the next PM stand?
From the environment to LGBT rights, the BBC's Nick Eardley explains where Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt stand on these big issues.
No-fault eviction ban will hurt tenants, landlords say
A plan to ban section 21 notices - sometimes called revenge evictions - will backfire, say landlords.
The Papers: Brexit 'day of drama' and Ryanair strike threat
A vote by MPs aimed at blocking a no-deal Brexit dominates the front pages of many newspapers.
Parents of sick and premature babies should get more leave - PM
Theresa May says "it's not fair" parents have to return to work before their baby leaves hospital.
Teenager dies and three hospitalised after incident at Hamilton house
The 17-year-old boy became unwell at the property in Pitreavie Court, Hamilton in the early hours of Wednesday.
Kilmarnock 0-2 Connah's Quay Nomads: Scots stunned by Welsh
Connah's Quay Nomads embarrass Kilmarnock 2-0 in Ayrshire to earn a stunning Europa League first qualifying round aggregate victory.
Anti-manspreading chair designer receives 'backlash'
Student Laila Laurel won an award for her design, intended to make men sit with their legs together.
Swansea student Marcin Porczyk 'drowned' in slurry
Marcin Porczyk disappeared after a night out and was found by workers near Swansea marina.
Rhyl teen's dream of stylish prom transport fulfilled
Dylan McNally is taken to his prom in a convoy after his mother requested a car on Facebook.
Aliny Godinho murder: Ex-husband jailed for 27 years
Aliny Godinho was murdered by her ex-husband Ricardo in front of their three-year-old daughter.
Morrisons store regular 'over the moon' at opening honour
Freda France has become loved by Morrisons staff after going there every weekday for 22 years.