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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
Yousef Makki stab death: Father 'will never stop fighting for justice'
Yousef Makki, 17, was stabbed in the heart with a flick knife, with another teenager cleared of murdering him.
Helen Bailey murder detective charged with stealing £9,000 from a safe
David Sharpe, who helped solve the murder of author Helen Bailey, is charged with stealing from police.
London Bridge attackers lawfully killed, inquest finds
Police and the PM's spokesperson praise officers' courage and professionalism during the attack.
Brixham seal attack: Swimmer taken to hospital
The swimmer was off the rocks near Shoalstone Pool in Brixham when the attack happened.
Carl Beech: VIP abuse accuser 'habitual liar', court hears
A man accused of lying about an alleged VIP paedophile ring is a sophisticated paedophile, jurors are told.
Unknown T: Rapper is charged with murdering a man at a party
London rapper Unknown T has been charged with the murder of a 20-year-old at a 2018 New Year's Party.
Wrong-way M40 caravan crash 'couldn't have been predicted'
John Norton was driving a Subaru towing a caravan when it collided head-on with a Ford Mondeo.
London Bridge attacks: Unseen footage from the scene
The BBC has obtained footage of the night which shows unarmed police and members of the public as they tried to confront the armed men.
Somerset gimp suit: Second arrest after man scares woman
Police say this new arrest follows 14 reports of "a man approaching people while wearing disguises".
Toxic chemicals: How safe is your furniture?
MPs warn that Britons are being exposed to a "cocktail of chemicals" from birth. What are the risks?
Justin Edinburgh: Footballers pay respects at memorial service
Glenn Hoddle, Sol Campbell and Teddy Sheringham attended a service at Chelmsford Cathedral.
National Lottery: Age limit for players could be raised
The government says it will consult on raising the age limit for playing the National Lottery from 16.
Spice vape: Warning as nine collapse in Greater Manchester
A health warning is issued as nine people collapse after using a vaping liquid containing the drug.
University of Birmingham staff strike on graduation day
Support staff walk out for two days following "failed negotiations over fair pay", a union says.
Can you imagine your way to success?
Djokovic credited the power of imagining after his Wimbledon win. Sports psychologists explain how it works.
Huddersfield refugee attack school 'to be scrapped'
The move to end secondary education at Almondbury School follows the attack on a Syrian pupil.
Scotland's drug death crisis in six charts
Nearly 1,200 people died of drug-related deaths in Scotland last year, the highest ever total.
Conjoined twins: how doctors separated twins joined at the head
Exclusive access to Great Ormond Street as surgeons worked to separate two girls who shared a skull.
PSNI 'did not hold meetings with UVF' over bonfire dispute
Senior officer responds to claim police "engaged" with an alleged UVF leader during bonfire dispute.
Plans for London-style bus system in Wales
Plans for franchises have sparked concerns that some bus companies could be put out of business.