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- Union criticises 'censorship' after play cancelled
- Man jailed for Telegram race hate posts amid riots
- Safe house pet Marley wins cat of the year award
- Scottish temperatures top 25C on warmest September day
- No holds barred in new film on Prince Andrew scandal
- Soldier buried in Netherlands 80 years after death
- Soldier buried in Netherlands 80 years after death
- Keir Starmer's top aide Sue Gray paid more than the PM
Right-to-Buy homes re-sold since 2000 made £6.4bn in profit
One former council tenant bought their home for £8,000 and sold it on for £285,000 nine days later.
The school where pupils learn to DJ
Pupils at a school for children with special needs are being helped with their communication skills.
Bradford rappers speak of their 'universal language'
Five rappers from Bradford discuss their passion, friendships and how their city has changed in recent years.
'I ignored my children to play video games'
The number of people seeking help for addiction to video games is increasing, treatment centres say.
Truro woman not told of cancer for three months
Beverley Smith only learned she had cancer 11 days before she died, because results were not shared.
One man knife amnesty: Faron Paul swaps knives for vouchers
Faron Paul exchanges vouchers for knives in order to get the blades off the streets of London.
Jaguar Land Rover recalls 44,000 cars over emissions
Land Rover, Range Rover and Jaguar models are affected by the UK recall, the firm says.
What was Bloody Sunday?
BBC News looks back at the events of Bloody Sunday, and the inquiries that have taken place to date.
Bloody Sunday soldiers await prosecution decision
Charges, including murder and attempted murder, are being considered against 17 Army veterans.
Brexit uncertainty 'holds back house moves'
Surveyors say that the Brexit impasse means buyers and sellers are "sitting tight", according to a report.
Newspaper headlines: A 'no-no' to no-deal and May's final warning
Brexit dominates Thursday's front pages after MPs reject the UK leaving the EU without a deal.
Jodie Chesney stabbing: Third man charged with murder
Eighteen-year-old Svenson Ong-a-kwie is due to appear in custody in court on Thursday.
What is a no-deal Brexit?
MPs are set to vote on whether the UK should leave the EU without a deal or not - what does it mean?
Boris Johnson historical child sex abuse comments 'horrific'
Abuse victims react to the MP's view that police funds were "spaffed up the wall" on historical claims.
Bloody Sunday commander Derek Wilford stands by soldiers
Derek Wilford, a former commander of paratroopers, has said he does not accept the Saville Report.
MPs vote to reject no-deal Brexit
Theresa May says there is a "clear majority" against a no-deal Brexit, but the Commons decision is not legally binding.
Liberal leader Lord Steel 'assumed' Cyril Smith was an abuser
The ex-Liberal leader says he took no action as the abuse took place when Smith was not a member.
Brexit: MPs reject any no-deal option in two votes
MPs reject a no-deal Brexit by 312 to 308 in a non-binding vote, despite the government whipping Conservatives not to back it.
Birmingham pub bombings victims had 'unsurvivable' injuries
Inquests into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings hear victims suffered multiple injuries in the blasts.
Claire Colebourn trial: Mum drowned girl to 'end suffering'
Bethan knew something was wrong and kept telling her mother she loved her, a court hears.