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- Prisoner on the run from HMP North Sea Camp
- 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
- Flash floods and heavy rain batter England and Wales
- Joseph Eubank raped girl on beach, trial hears
- Baby cared for by Letby 'was wrapped in dirty towel'
- Extremist killers described imam as 'Voldemort'
- Mum who took baby in pram to riot sentenced
Renee and Andrew MacRae: Flooded quarry drained
Debris from the site is to be tested as part of an investigation into a mother and son's disappearance in 1976.
Rory Cellan-Jones: BBC sought advice after live broadcast
Rory Cellan-Jones, the BBC's technology correspondent, speaks about seeking medical advice after a neurologist noticed his symptoms on TV.
Royal Liverpool Hospital: Structural flaws at £335m hospital
Three of the 11 floors at the new Royal Liverpool Hospital require strengthening, a review finds.
Child abuse viewers should avoid prosecution, report suggests
Viewers of indecent images of children without a criminal record should not be prosecuted, a report says.
Private sector activity: Third month of output drop
Unlike previous months, there was a fall in output in all sectors of the economy, research suggests.
Newspaper headlines: Cocaine puns and Boris Johnson's income tax pledge
Many papers lead on a drama-filled weekend for the Tory leadership contest.
UK signs post-Brexit free trade deal with South Korea
The in principle free trade agreement is the first post-Brexit deal the UK has secured in Asia.
Tory leadership contest: Boris Johnson pledges to cut income tax
The Tory leadership hopeful says he would use money set aside for a no-deal Brexit to cut taxes for people earning more than £50,000.
Haringey stabbing: Murder charge after man knifed in leg
Adam Tarik, 24, of Vale Road, north London, is due at Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court on Monday.
Immigration: Is Britain becoming less anxious?
Recent polls show growing numbers of Britons think immigration has had a positive impact on the UK.
Grenfell survivors and relatives open US legal battle
Grenfell survivors are taking legal action in the US against three firms they blame for the fire.
'When I try to talk to my grandad words won't come out'
As a child, Red was chatty and full of life - but only at home. When she left the house, everything changed.
I was told to be 'less young and girly' to progress
Amy Golding talks about the challenges of being a young business leader for the CEO Secrets series.
CPS could face court challenge over rape cases
Campaigners accuse the CPS of secretly changing its decision-making on rape cases in England and Wales.
Scotland's recovery village where addicts become role models
Inside Scotland's first addiction recovery village where patients hope to eventually end up as staff.
Plea to consider community sentences for vulnerable women
Judges are urged to consider community sentences over prison sentences of 12 months or less for vulnerable women.
Swansea student speaks out over extra exam time
Olivia Rogers refused extra time during her GCSE exams but now she wants to speak out over special requirements.
Call to ban plastic wet wipes over sewer blockages
Non-biodegradable wipes are causing 2,000 sewage blockages each month, Welsh Water says.
Advice on safety of gay sex after prostate cancer
The guidance warns of the possible risks to gay and bisexual men after some treatments.
Cystic fibrosis drug campaign to be heard in Parliament
The family of Harriet Corr join thousands pleading for access to cystic fibrosis drug Orkambi.