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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
Former Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers' house broken into
Police investigate a break-in at the Scottish home of former Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.
Knife crime: Javid in strategy talks with police chiefs
The home secretary will meet police chiefs from the seven forces most affected by violent crime.
A collective for female adrenaline junkies
Three adrenaline-junkie friends are on a mission to encourage other women to try extreme sports.
I'm 15, going through the menopause and won't have kids
Two years ago, Annabelle's periods stopped. This is how she copes with early menopause.
Goldman Sachs relaxes dress code for all employees
The firm urged staff to use "good judgement" in their fashion choices as it relaxed its dress standards.
Windrush scandal: MPs say Home Office complacent over failings
MPs say there is a long way to go before officials "can credibly claim to have put things right".
'The most I played was 32 hours straight' - ex-gamers on their addiction
Ex-gaming addicts tell MPs how their compulsive behaviour harmed their studies and personal lives.
Prison visitors get face recognition scans in drug crackdown
The Ministry of Justice says a trial showed smugglers were deterred after visitor "no shows" rose.
Japan Women 0-3 England Women: Lionesses win SheBelieves Cup for first time
England ease past Japan in their final SheBelieves Cup match to win the competition for the first time.
Face blindness: 'I can't recognise my loved-ones'
Boo James has a condition called face blindness - now scientists are trying to find out more about it.
How fast is the ambulance service where you live?
People in rural areas wait over 50% longer for a 999 response to life-threatening injuries.
Bloody Sunday: Tense wait for soldier prosecution decision
As soldiers wait to hear if they will be prosecuted, Peter Taylor speaks to those affected on both sides.
Freddie Dibben death: Steroids 'like an uncontrolled monster'
Freddie Dibben died after taking steroids he bought online in his quest for the perfect body.
How does a museum remember a defeat?
The French are planning a new commemoration to the battle of Agincourt. How should a museum depict a famous defeat?
Miners' strike: The decades-old feud that still divides communities
Thirty-five years on, some former mining communities remain split over whether or not they joined the miners' strike.
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.