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- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- Police watchdog sorry over Hillsborough letters
- Judge throws out Sunak home protest charges
- Construction giant collapse sees 2,200 jobs cut
- Burglar stabbed in prison kitchen awarded £5m
- Fayed was 'a monster enabled by Harrods', says lawyer
- Tributes paid to hiking couple who died in Majorca
'How I fought for a statue of my hero'
Evie, 11, has been campaigning to have a statue of one of her heroes - 19th-Century palaeontologist Mary Anning - erected in Lyme Regis. Find out more about her mission.
Silent 999 calls: Campaign to debunk myths
Police watchdog the IOPC explains how to alert police that you are in danger when you need to keep quiet.
Olivier Awards: 8 things we learned at the ceremony
The best acceptance speeches, jokes and backstage quotes.
Boy, 15, charged with murder over Bristol motorbike death
The motorcyclist died at the scene after colliding with a parked van in the Hartcliffe area of Bristol.
Ultra Low Emission Zone: London's new pollution charge begins
Drivers of older, more polluting vehicles will have to pay a fee to enter the centre of the city.
Food allergy alert service begins in Scotland
People can sign up for electronic warnings when labelling problems are discovered.
Clutha pub helicopter crash inquiry set to open in Glasgow
Ten people died when a Police helicopter crashed into the roof of The Clutha bar in Glasgow on 29 November 2013.
UK's Sabre space plane engine tech in new milestone
UK engineers developing a novel propulsion system say their technology has reached a new performance level.
Air pollution: How does London's new emissions zone compare?
New restrictions on drivers come into force in central London today, so how do these compare with the rest of the word?
Oliviers: Company, The Inheritance and Come From Away among winners
The gender-swapping musical took home four prizes at the biggest awards ceremony in UK theatre.
Dangerous Dogs Act call after attacks on sheep soar
The insurer NFU Mutual and police are among the organisations calling for the law to be updated.
Durham Police volunteer 'proud to have Down's syndrome'
Barry Cairns, who works at Durham Police's headquarters, says he is "proud of his Down's syndrome".
April Fabb: The mystery of a schoolgirl's disappearance
April Fabb, 13, vanished while riding her bike 50 years ago - nothing has been heard of her since.
Websites to be fined over 'online harms' under new proposals
The government's plans also include blocking offending sites from appearing in web searches.
Newspaper headlines: May's 'cosy' Brexit message
Several papers focus on the prime minister's message to voters about her Brexit talks with Labour.
Air pollution: what are the effects on humans?
Fine particles in the air have been linked to cancer, strokes, asthma, heart disease and possibly dementia.
'Why I quit as a barrister to follow my dream job'
Why Nisha Katona quit being a barrister to build an "authentic" Indian restaurant chain.
Huawei's 'shoddy' work prompts talk of a Westminster ban
GCHQ suggests Huawei's 5G kit could be banned from Westminster and other sensitive areas.
Mike Ashley launches new broadside against Debenhams
The Sports Direct boss says Debenhams board members should face lie detector tests.
British mother faces Dubai jail over Facebook 'horse' insult
Londoner Laleh Shahravesh, 55, could be sentenced to two years in prison over two 2016 Facebook posts.