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- Nurses in England reject offer of 5.5% pay rise
- Mortgages at six times' income for first-time buyers
- Collapse of construction giant ISG 'devastating' for industry
- Mohamed Al Fayed: Timeline of sex abuse allegations
- Post Office IT system still causing cash shortfalls
- Former prison officer saw murder and suicide as a teenager, but says he got no support
- The fake heiress who was obsessed with Scotland
- Living with an eating disorder dubbed the 'world's most dangerous'
- Girl, 2, dies from same rare disorder as brother
- Aldi price match at Tesco - some goods not like-for-like
D-Day: A French horse called George was an unlikely hero
As British commandos advanced from the beaches of Normandy in June 1944 they had an unlikely ally.
'I lost my siblings in a terror attack'
David Linsey talks about the day he found out his brother and sister died in the Sri Lanka bombings.
High rents 'make young people less mobile'
Young people in private rented accommodation are now less likely to move for work, say researchers.
People who trusted Neil Woodford with their money
Investors with money in the stockpicker's troubled fund raise concerns with how it was sold.
Tory leadership: Brexit deadline 'not fixed date' says Gove
The Tory leadership hopeful says he is "not wedded" to 31 October, but any further delay would be short.
D-Day landings commemorated
The Queen and world leaders joined veterans to mark the 75th anniversary of the operation.
On-the-run Salisbury Novichok hoaxer jailed
Alex King went on the run in December after claiming he had been poisoned at a Prezzo restaurant in Salisbury.
Matt Hancock brands Jeremy Corbyn an anti-Semite
Labour calls the remarks, made at a Tory leadership hustings, a "baseless political attack".
Closure fears for Bridgend Ford plant
A union says it would be a "disaster" if their worst fears are confirmed at a meeting on Thursday.
Britain's Got Talent murder accused told mum 'you're dead'
Desmond Sylva was charged with GBH with intent in 2010 but the case was dropped, a court hears.
Air pollution: Funding boost to demolition option
A council may consider buying residents' homes after a Welsh Government promise of cash.
'Jihadi Jack' Letts: Mother sent son money 'to get out of danger'
Sally Lane tells a court she thought her son was in great danger after he travelled to Syria.
Why some soldiers are facing prosecution for actions in NI
Families of those shot by British servicemen want to see some retired soldiers face investigations.
Stockport mayor 'abused' over flat shoes
Stockport mayor Laura Booth said it was "insulting and wrong" she was abused for wearing flat shoes.
Sir Philip Green's rescue deal hangs in the balance
A meeting to rescue the troubled Arcadia group is adjourned after an initial rejection of the deal.
Fracas at Noss Mayo bell-ringing competition over parking
Police are investigating after a man was attacked at the traditional village event in Noss Mayo, Devon.
Doctor Who writer axed over transgender tweets
Gareth Roberts is dropped from an anthology over the "offensive" remarks, Ebury Publishing confirms.
D-Day: The baby named after the Normandy landings
Dee-Day White was born on 6 June 1944 and says he is very proud of his unusual name.
Sheridan Smith: 'Dad would have been so proud'
Sheridan Smith sang Vera Lynn's We Will Meet Again at the 75th anniversary of D-Day.
D-Day: Nicky Campbell talks to his mum Sheila
The 5 Live presenter's mum Sheila was a radar operator for the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during WW2.
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