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- 'No money and no answers' two years after collapse of funeral firm
- Ex-Harrods boss saw 'abhorrent' behaviour from Al Fayed
- Royals really cost £510m, anti-monarchists say
- Starmer to promise 'light at the end of tunnel'
- Prisoner on the run from HMP North Sea Camp
- Labour plans tougher energy rules for social homes
- BBC report on unlawful SAS killings 'broadly accurate', MoD concluded
- Harrods investigating if current staff involved in Fayed allegations
- Drone shows collapsed pitch at AFC Wimbledon
- Winter fuel vote delay an outrage, says union
Super Strong Sophie: James Maddison football boots honour cancer girl
Midfielder James Maddison was "best friends" with five-year-old Sophie Taylor, who died of cancer.
Top Gear: 'Warm' return praised by TV critics
The return of Top Gear and its new presenting team is welcomed by critics.
Andy Murray's 'life-changing' hip surgery has left him pain-free
Ahead of his tennis return, Andy Murray reflects on his hip surgery and enjoying life pain-free.
Scotland's papers: Debate clash and dad's flesh-eating bug
The Conservative leadership contest makes many of Scotland's front pages after a TV hustings.
London stabbing: Man found fatally wounded in Stratford
The man, believed to be in 40s, was the fourth person to be killed in London in the last three days.
Viewble Media: The NI firm with links to an alleged scam
Viewble Media Pty Ltd, accused of leaving Australian firms almost £16.9m in debt, has links to NI.
Labour 'needs clear anti-Brexit position', says Tom Watson
The party's deputy leader wants Labour to strongly argue for the EU, saying "our hearts are Remain".
Mental health: Media industry probes 'uncomfortable truth'
The Looking Glass study has been launched by the Film and Television Charity.
The family-of-four living off grid
Two former vets from Essex and their children are showing others how it is possible to live self-sufficiently.
Nyall Brown death: Norfolk and Suffolk mental health trust criticised
Mental health trust staff do not always read a patient's notes before seeing them, says a coroner.
Violent offences 'dealt with informally' by police forces
Police issue out of court disposals for a range of serious crimes.
What personalised medicine could mean for your health
Technology is making it possible to tailor treatments to ever smaller groups of patients.
South Western Railway strike set to hit Royal Ascot
The RMT is planning a five-day strike in a row with South Western Railway over guards on trains.
Liverpool teenagers 'paid money to stab other youths'
Young people tell the BBC they have been offered up to £1,000 by gang leaders in Liverpool.
Romance fraud: Woman sent conman £40k despite suspicions
She warned her mother against the online scam - and then fell for it herself, ending up in debt.
RSPB concern as illegal bird killings quadruple in a year
The birds are usually killed because they pose a threat to game stocks, an RSPB officer says.
EU leaders face pressure to deliver on climate change
The Greens' election success reshapes the agenda as EU leaders decide the bloc's priorities.
Scottish firms continue to grow output despite uncertainty
Business activity continued to grow in the second quarter of 2019, new figures reveal.
Lyme disease has 'dominated' my life
Morven-May MacCallum tells BBC Disclosure that Lyme disease has controlled her life for nine years.
Advance payouts for elderly or ill child abuse victims
Dozens of child abuse survivors who are terminally ill or elderly get £10,000 compensation payments.