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- I’m in control, says Starmer after Sue Gray pay leaks
- Church same-sex split affecting bishop appointments
- Parties, brothels and drugs plague holiday let neighbours, say MPs
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Thunderstorm warnings mark end of UK summer
- High-grade masks evidence weak, Covid inquiry told
- Coronation Street star Geoffrey Hinsliff dies
- Some prisoners released early without being tagged
- Ex-Arsenal player charged after £600,000 of cannabis seized at UK airport
Car buyers overcharged £1,000 by dealers for loans, says watchdog
A probe by the City watchdog into the car finance market reveals overcharging by motor dealers.
Gordon Banks: Daughter 'very proud' ahead of funeral
Gordon Banks's daughter says tributes to the former England goalkeeper made his family very proud.
Ted Baker founder Ray Kelvin resigns amid hugging row
Ray Kelvin resigns after allegations of misconduct - including "forced hugging" - which he denies.
Salisbury Novichok public health response 'put lives at risk'
Advice at the time of the Skripal poisoning "was given far too late", a public health expert says.
Jeremy Corbyn egged: Man charged over Finsbury mosque attack
The Labour leader was egged while visiting Finsbury Park Mosque in north London.
Home secretary: 'Knife crime can't go on'
Sajid Javid condemns violence after two 17-year-olds are killed in separate knife attacks.
Facing the future after Honda closure
A man who has worked at the Swindon Honda factory for 24 years starts the process of finding new work.
Newspaper headlines: Brexit, bribery and 'senseless violence'
Brexit negotiations back on front pages as teen stabbings continue to dominate Monday's papers.
Crossing Divides: Keeping the peace in Northern Ireland
Naomi Burns and Rebecca Coggles have been taking part in an EU-funded scheme to improve relations between Protestant and Catholic communities in Belfast.
Music education 'risks being outdated by technology'
Music teaching 'needs to keep pace with young people's grasp of technology or risk being outdated'.
Save UK's 'dwindling' language skills, say MPs and peers
Decline in language learning is "a disaster for the country", says a parliamentary group.
'School experience is not just learning'
These classroom representatives talk about some of the obstacles pupils from poorer backgrounds can face.
Crossing Divides: Motorist and cyclist in commuting swap
Birmingham City Council wants 5% of all trips in the city to be made by bike by 2023.
Gordon Banks: Daughter pays tribute to 'a great dad'
Gordon Banks's daughter says worldwide reaction to his death has provided "comfort" to the family.
Illegal STI drugs 'sold to celebrities'
The BBC finds a rogue salesman peddling illegal antibiotics at the wrong dose for the wrong infections.
Unlicensed STI drugs sold illegally
Illegal antibiotics are being sold to people too embarrassed to visit a sexual health clinic.
Crossing Divides: Has the UK changed its mind on immigration?
Almost half of people in the UK believe immigration has been positive, according to a poll for the BBC.
‘I got a new heart - now my brother needs one’
Children can wait twice as long as adults for heart transplants because of a shortage of donors.
Orders gagging workers to be curbed
The government wants to stop firms buying the silence of workers who make accusations of wrongdoing.
Church pressures firms on tax and with no women directors
It says it will vote against chairmen and women of boards of big companies which have poor polices on tax transparency and climate change.
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