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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
Clive Hally: 'Paedophile' art teacher hiding in plain view
He built a cult around himself - using his classes to groom teen boys for sexual abuse in school.
Brynteg Comprehensive art teacher 'abused teen pupils'
The retired teacher was found dead in May after being arrested over sexual abuse claims.
Revenge porn: Government to review image-based sexual abuse law
Campaigners have called for victims to have the same right to anonymity as other sexual offences.
When poverty means living without soap
A father-of-five speaks of living in destitution - a reality for many behind closed doors. a charity says.
The Brighton tailor whose identity became his business
Zack Pinsent is a young tailor who dresses like a Regency gentleman, every day.
Newspaper headlines: Johnson's 'do or die' Brexit pledge
The front pages cover Boris Johnson's promise to leave the EU with or without a deal on 31 October.
Ian Paisley holiday 'funded by Maldives government minister'
A "long-term friend" who paid for the DUP MP's holiday was a figure in the Maldives cabinet, it is alleged.
Boris Johnson: 'I make models of buses'
Boris Johnson reveals what he does to relax and switch off.
Mum goes to prom in memory of daughter's 'last wish'
Daisy Wyatt was 14 when she died of bone cancer and one of her last wishes was to go to her prom.
World Cup 2019: Glastonbury festival responds to Lionesses' plea
Glastonbury Festival organisers agree to show England's Women's World Cup quarter-final match against Norway following a plea from midfielder Georgia Stanway.
Darren Cumberbatch inquest: Police restraint contributed to death
Darren Cumberbatch died nine days after being Tasered and punched by Warwickshire Police officers.
Tesco customer in a pickle over labelling
Customer query over best before date on burger relish prompts Twitter exchange.
England lose to Australia in Cricket World Cup at Lord's
England's World Cup hopes hang in the balance after a demoralising defeat by Australia at Lord's.
Brexit: John McDonnell warns Labour must shift policy
Political correspondent Iain Watson explains what went on at a fractious shadow cabinet meeting.
Jeremy Hunt: Next PM 'must be trustworthy to avoid no Brexit'
The leadership hopeful says "personality" is key to delivering a better Brexit deal than Theresa May's.
Evidence halted over memory changes
Evidence from a former soldier to the Ballymurphy Inquest is halted as it differs from statements he gave.
Jeremy Hunt: 'I am trustworthy'
He tells the BBC's Laura Kuenssberg his record in government and his personality show he can be "trusted" to deliver on Brexit.
Fashion firms criticised for using fake bump models
Campaigners want online retailers to stop using models wearing prosthetics in maternity wear adverts.
RAF fighters escorted Jet2 flight after ‘miscommunication’
The fighter jets were scrambled after an apparent mix-up between air traffic control and the pilots.
Cannabis oil smuggling mum visited by police
The former police officer smuggled the medicine into the country to treat her son who has a rare form of epilepsy.