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- The Papers: Starmer 'in control' and 'Al Fayed rape scandal'
- Domestic abuse experts to be embedded in 999 control rooms
- Letby hospital bosses 'facilitated a mass murderer'
- More sex attack claims against Fayed emerge
- Teen fascist left trainer imprint on woman's face
- Fathers who took sons to asylum hotel riot jailed
- 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
Surrey earthquake 'shakes houses'
One man reported his house shook for between four and five seconds after the 3.0 tremor.
UK weather: Is hot February down to climate change?
Why have we gone from Beast from the East in 2018 to a weirdly warm February in 2019?
UK's richest man in £1bn oil and chemicals investment
Ineos boss Jim Ratcliffe says the company will upgrade North Sea pipelines and build new plants in Grangemouth and Hull.
Golf ball-sized endangered tortoises hatch at Chester Zoo
The critically endangered radiated tortoise can grow to half a metre in length and reach 100 years old.
Brexit: May tells MPs 'do your duty' ahead of fresh votes
The PM appeals for help to end the impasse as MPs prepare to vote on what they want to happen next.
Labour anti-Semitism: MP says party is 'too apologetic'
Corbyn ally Chris Williamson is criticised for saying the party "has given too much ground" on the issue.
Rail passengers face another difficult year, warn MPs
More timetable changes are planned for May - a year after similar updates caused major disruption.
Abortion in Northern Ireland: Derry Girls join protest
Women march to Parliament to represent those forced to fly to England and Wales for treatment.
Laughing to improve your wellbeing
Find out how laughter yoga could help you feel better and more healthy.
Saddleworth Moor fire: Crews tackle huge blaze
One witness describes the scene of the fire on Saddleworth Moor as "apocalyptic".
Can knife crime be stopped before it starts?
Ros Griffiths, who works with boys at risk of exclusion from school, says knife crime is caused by inequality and lack of opportunity.
Could barristers earn more working in McDonald's?
Barristers are considering going on strike over pay, but how does their pay compare?
Autism-anorexia link 'must be acted on'
One in five women presenting to UK clinics with anorexia may also have autism, research suggests.
Newspaper headlines: May's Brexit delay vote and February's hot weather
The shift in the PM's stance makes most front pages, along with images of Britain soaking up the sun.
Labour row erupts over Hezbollah ban
Backbench MPs criticised the leadership for not taking a stronger stance against the Lebanese group.
Brexit: Has anything changed?
Did Theresa May's latest statement rule out a no-deal Brexit, and what might happen next?
Does Help to Buy prop up housebuilders?
The government says it helps people on to the housing ladder. Critics say it just subsidises builders.
Wonga causing damage 'from beyond the grave'
Thousands of customers seeking compensation from the collapsed lender are being cast aside, MPs say.
Firefighters tackle Arthur's Seat blaze
About 800 square metres of gorse is ablaze on the famous Salisbury Crags in Edinburgh.
Was Shauna the victim of a rush to develop stem cell technology?
British teenager Shauna Davison died two weeks after an experimental transplant. Was she the victim of a rush to develop stem cell technology?