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- TSB customers hit by payment problems
- Abortion protests near Scottish clinics banned as buffer zones law goes live
- 'I thought my panic attack was a heart attack'
- Tributes to 'charming' BBC star Chris Serle
- Chris Mason: Keir Starmer to offer glimpse of what lies at end of tunnel
- 'I'm on cloud nine now I've got my XL bully back'
- She's electric: Loch Lomond teen is celebrity powerboat star
- She's electric: Loch Lomond teen is celebrity powerboat star
- Nicola Bulley's family to 'tell their own story'
- Abortion protests near Scottish clinics banned as buffer zones law goes live
Pink Liverpool gig surprise baby 'gets party started'
Denise Jones went into labour three weeks early and gave birth to baby girl, Dolly Pink.
Former Lib Dem leader Tavish Scott to quit Holyrood
Tavish Scott, who has been MSP for Shetland since 1999, is taking up a new job with Scottish Rugby.
Brexit: Force new EU poll on next PM, says Mark Drakeford
The first minister urges MPs to act to ensure the new prime minister holds a further referendum.
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt divided over Brexit plans
Boris Johnson says the UK must leave on 31 October but Jeremy Hunt calls this a "fake deadline".
50/50 gender balance pledge extended to more of the music industry
A scheme set up last year to rebalance the gender ratio at festivals has now been extended to more parts of the music industry.
Catching pickpockets on the Tube
British Transport Police statistics reveal an 80% increase in reports of thefts on the Tube in the last three years.
Brexit: Second panel to advise on Irish border plan
Business and trade union figures are among those who will advise ministers on avoiding a hard border.
How Moors murderer Brady had access to vulnerable teens in jail
For years Ian Brady was able to mix with borstal boys in jail, newly released official papers reveal.
Chinese viewers watch webcast tour of tiny village museum
A live stream tour of a tiny museum open only one day a week attracts nearly half a million viewers.
Birmingham Rep photos shine spotlight on backstage world
An exhibition of 100 images takes theatre fans behind the scenes at Birmingham's Rep theatre.
Raffle House: Win-a-flat competition advert banned
The competition to win a south London flat changed its entry method mid-way through the promotion.
£2bn rail upgrade proposal put forward for Midlands
The Midlands Rail Hub said it wanted to create space for 24 extra passenger trains an hour by 2033.
London Underground theft reports increase by 80%
The Piccadilly and Central lines, which serve tourist hotspots, had the most reports of theft.
Leicester City helicopter crash Officers honoured for rescue attempt
The officers who risked their lives trying to save others are nominated for bravery awards.
'My child refused to go to school'
Emma O'Connor's nine-year-old son became so anxious he stopped going to classes altogether.
Why is Scotland setting up a Citizens' Assembly?
Nicola Sturgeon wants the assembly to discuss the big constitutional questions facing Scotland. Here's what we know about it so far.
Scottish child poverty benefit 'to be brought forward'
The Scottish government is expected to announce it will bring forward measures to top up low incomes.
Two child limit: 'My mum had to give us money for petrol'
The policy fails to protect families in tough times, says the Child Poverty Action Group and the Church of England.
Late Iron Age chariot pieces found in Pembrokeshire
Two iron tyres and a sword from a late Iron Age chariot are found on farmland.
Worst animal cruelty cases to get higher jail terms
Harsher terms proposed for people found guilty of organising dog fights or neglect of farm animals.