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- Why finding out about Sue Gray’s salary really matters
- The Papers: 'Walkie-talkie blasts' and conflict's 'new phase'
- 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
Cancer crowdfunding 'couldn't save my daughter'
Gemma Nuttall's family raised thousands, supported by actress Kate Winslet. But there was no happy ending.
Spinal muscular atrophy: Families plead for drug to slow disease
Parents with children with a muscle wasting disease are calling for Spinraza to be offered on the NHS.
Department for Transport issues pothole warning
The government wants companies that dig up the roads to guarantee they remain pothole-free for five years
The Facebook group taking political disagreement to the pub
The Cabinet aims to draw people out of their social media bubbles for face-to-face political discussion.
Pay by cash? Not for long, report warns
Changes are needed to ensure access to cash, otherwise the system will fall apart, a review says.
Newspaper headlines: 'Irish' bomb packages and knife crime 'crisis'
The papers focus on Irish links to explosives posted to London and the response to knife crime.
Bloody Sunday soldiers await prosecution decision
As the families of those killed in 1972 prepare for the decision, one British soldier involved says he has no regrets over the Army's actions.
Hale Barns stabbing: Teen charged with Yousef Makki murder
Yousef Ghaleb Makki died after he was stabbed in Hale Barns, Greater Manchester on Saturday.
Jodie Chesney murder: Arrest over 17-year-old's stab death
The 17-year-old was fatally attacked while with friends in a park in Romford, east London.
Workers rights: MPs promised vote on changes after Brexit
Unions say a pledge to allow MPs to decide on adopting future EU changes is "flimsy window dressing".
Farnborough Airshow public weekend axed
Organisers at the airshow say the Shoreham air crash had "expedited" plans to cut the public weekend.
Who Wants To Be A Millionaire teacher becomes 'school sensation'
John Robinson won £500,000 but narrowly missed out on the £1m Who Wants To Be A Millionaire jackpot.
Explosive packages found at Heathrow, Waterloo and London City Airport
Counter-terror police probe devices found in postal bags at Heathrow, Waterloo and London City Airport.
Pancake Day: 'World's oldest' race still going in Olney
It's thought Olney's traditional sprint, from Market Place to the church, started in 1445.
Ally Law and Ryan Taylor: Big Brother break-in YouTubers sentenced
One of the pair dropped his trousers then jumped into a hot tub used by housemates, a court hears.
McGowan to Michael Jackson fans: 'I'm sorry your hero was a bad man'
Rose McGowan says Michael Jackson fans need to accept "he’s done something bad". His family reject abuse claims.
Low-level letter boxes set to be banned in 'victory' for posties
A Tory MP hails victory in fight to protect postal workers from finger injuries and dog bites.
Which town is using riots as inspiration for Culture bid?
The burning of Luton Town Hall is being remembered ahead of the town's bid to be UK City of Culture.
Holywell mum 'chatted on phone' as baby drowned in bath
Sarah Morris denies manslaughter through gross negligence following the death of 13-month old Rosie.
'Insufficient evidence' of police child abuse cover-up
The Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse is considering whether police shielded public figures.