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- The fake heiress who was obsessed with Scotland
- Aldi price match at Tesco - some goods not like-for-like
- Questions for Wallace over war crimes bill change that would have protected SAS
- Boy not prosecuted over riots due to 'wrath' of parents
- Is Reform UK's plan to get Farage into No 10 mission impossible?
- ‘If mine is bigger, I’m going to win’: Getting zombie knives off the streets
- The Papers: 'Labour war on tax cheats' and winter fuel 'revolt'
- 'Port Talbot won't be the same - it breaks my heart'
- House catches fire amid multiple lightning strikes
- Unions and Labour still wrangling over workers' rights
Iderval da Silva: Second murder charge over Brazilian's death
Brazilian national Iderval da Silva died after he was attacked by a group in south-west London.
Educated and 'estranged': Getting through uni without the bank of mum and dad
When student finance doesn’t stretch and you have no parents for help – how do you make it through your degree?
M4: Decision due on road plan which predates One Direction
The new M4 route has been discussed since before record-breaking boy band 1D were even born.
Suicide help for bereaved families 'sadly lacking'
A woman describes the "complicated grief" mothers experience when a child takes their own life.
Amputee footballer's Champions League final honour
An 11-year-old girl from South Lanarkshire is to be a guest of UEFA at Saturday's Champions League final in Madrid.
UK's Chagos Islands descendants feel like 'lost nation'
Evicted from their homeland, Chagos Islands families living in the UK are divided by immigration law.
Then and now: Scottish veterans remember D-Day landings
Six Scottish D-Day veterans - all now in their 90s - recall the events in Normandy 75 years ago.
Child refugees 'still being held' at Dungavel centre
BBC Scotland's The Nine discovers children continued to be held at Dungavel House after a 2010 change of declared policy.
Lettings fee ban brings cheer to tenants
A new law begins saving renters in England from big upfront fees, but landlords say rents could rise.
Newspaper headlines: Trump backs Boris and Sir Philip charged
The papers report on the US president commenting on the race to be UK PM and claims against Green.
Girl and Tonic blogger: 'Giving up booze helped me buy my house'
A blogger who spent £1,000 a month going out says changing her lifestyle has given her "clarity".
Dawlish sea wall: £30m work to secure railway 'for 100 years'
Work starts on a £30m scheme for a higher defensive wall after the track was washed away in 2014.
Tipton carnival queens 'shine again' in photo exhibition
Portraits of Tipton queens uncovered in a "battered box" in a community centre will be displayed.
President Trump's UK visit: What's different this time?
The BBC's Jonny Dymond on what to expect from the US president's three-day state visit to the UK.
Donald Trump says Boris Johnson would be 'excellent' Tory leader
The US president praises Conservative frontrunner Boris Johnson ahead of his UK state visit.
Johanna Konta reaches French Open fourth round for first time
Johanna Konta becomes the first British woman to reach the French Open last 16 since 1983 after thrashing Slovakia's Viktoria Kuzmova.
Re-routed Loyalist marches through Glasgow called off
A court backed a council decision to stop parades going past a Catholic church in Glasgow where a priest was spat on.
Sir Philip Green charged with misdemeanour assault in US
The British retail tycoon denies four counts of misdemeanour assault against a fitness instructor.
Champions League: Fans await all-English final
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Champions League game between Tottenham Hotspur and Liverpool.
Birmingham LGBT row: Protesters banned from school
Birmingham council says it sought the injunction after the risk to pupils became "too serious".