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- PM defends stay at donor's property during election
- Benefit claimants should have to look for work - PM
- Ian Rankin: How the death of my mum led me to Rebus
- More women accuse tribunal judge of bullying
- Why artist collabs are more popular than ever
- The Papers: PM braces for 'storm' and Britons told leave Lebanon
- Sex Education star cast in Potter-inspired play
- Growing unease in NHS about 'broken' messaging, BBC told
- Nike and Sky ads banned over online tactics
- Leave immediately, Starmer tells UK nationals in Lebanon
David Mackereth: Christian doctor 'sacked over trans beliefs'
David Mackereth refused to address transgender people using pronouns relating to their chosen sex.
Attenborough: Climate risks Africa turmoil
The naturalist and broadcaster Sir David Attenborough says that climate change will make parts of Africa uninhabitable.
UK watchdog plans to fine Marriott £99m
The UK's data privacy regulator has said it plans to fine the US hotel group for a data breach.
Queen in Cambridge: 'Still capable of planting a tree' at 93
Her Majesty surprises onlookers by picking up a shovel and digging the earth during a visit to Cambridge.
Minister hopes drug deaths record will be 'wake-up call'
Scotland's drug-related death toll may have hit a new record high of 1,200 in 2018, MPs are told.
Trump says UK ambassador 'a very stupid guy'
Sir Kim will no longer attend a White House meeting with Ivanka Trump on Tuesday, the BBC has been told.
Prisoner release checks 'put public at risk' - chief inspector
Thousands of prisoners in England and Wales are being released without proper checks, a report finds.
Antrim Area Hospital: Man dies after serious adverse incident
The man, who was a patient, was transferred to the Royal Victoria Hospital, but passed away.
Greening attacks school cash 'horse-trading'
Former education secretary says school funding should not be part of a battle over the PM's legacy.
Lucy McHugh murder trial: Accused 'pressured girl into sex'
Stephen Nicholson took a 14-year-old to the sports centre where Lucy McHugh was found, a court hears.
Brexit: Labour to back Remain as it calls for a new EU referendum
Jeremy Corbyn urges the next Tory PM to hold a vote, but doesn't say what he would do if he got to No 10.
Chinese ethnic group biggest earners in the UK
Overall, ethnic minorities earn 3.8% less than white ethnic groups, the first official figures show.
Carl Sargeant inquest: AM apology 'not over allegations'
The ex-minister's wife says his farewell note is not an apology over accusations he faced.
Trump diplomatic row: What do we know about leaked UK emails?
Leaked confidential emails from the UK's US ambassador about Donald Trump has sparked a diplomatic row.
EasyJet Gatwick-bound plane in collision at Schiphol Airport
One passenger on the EasyJet flight said he felt a "bit of a jolt" as the two planes made contact.
Joy Morgan: Missing student 'murdered by fellow churchgoer'
Joy Morgan was last seen in December 2018 and her body has not been found, a court hears.
Remote bothies in south of Scotland 'not law-free zones'
A bid is made to stamp out antisocial behaviour, vandalism and fire-raising at the shelters.
Cressida Cowell: 'I want to get children reading for the joy of it'
Cressida Cowell, the new Waterstones children's laureate, talks about her new role.
David Attenborough: 'To chuck plastic into the ocean is an insult'
Broadcaster Sir David Attenborough has told the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy Committee that "to chuck plastic into the ocean is an insult".
Cressida Cowell: New Children's Laureate wants to 'take on TV'
How to Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell wants to have "free writing" time in schools.
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