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- Russia suffers worst month for casualties since war began, says UK defence chief
- Strictly's Chris McCausland praised for 'poignant' blackout dance imitating blindness
- Homeless prison leavers twice as likely to reoffend
- Too much debt or value for money? Students divided over tuition fee rise
- Watch: Strictly's 'spectacular' blackout dance moment
- The Papers: Kate 'back on duty' and tax hike 'backlash'
- 'Smaller R in the royal' - How Prince William wants to do things differently
- Catherine joins royals at Remembrance event
- Meet the AI robot whose artwork sold for over $1m
- Family pay tribute to British man killed in Ukraine
Terry Walton supporters help fix fire-hit greenhouse
BBC Radio 2 allotment expert Terry Walton thanks supporters who helped after his greenhouse burnt down.
Sark: The island that needs a dairy farmer
Sark has been importing milk for over a year, and needs someone to bring over their dairy herd.
How social media is changing comedy
Social media changed many aspects of modern life, but how has it impacted traditional stand-up comedy?
Surrey earthquakes: Is oil drilling causing tremors?
An oil well has been blamed for a series of earthquakes in Surrey - why can't scientists agree on the cause?
Met detective 'predicts' fatal stabbing areas in London
Almost 70% of London's fatal stabbings were in an area that also saw a knife attack the year before.
The 'untold misery' of special needs shortfalls
A teaching union reveals nearly every council in England is short of money for special needs support.
‘I was put in a school isolation booth more than 240 times'
A teenager who tried to take her own life after months in a school isolation booth says she felt trapped.
Government plans to ban no-fault evictions in England
Major shake-up of the rental sector in England would effectively create "open-ended tenancies".
'We made more than five billion teabags last year'
How Bettys & Taylors went from running teashops to selling tea around the globe.
TSB pledges to refund fraud victims
The "fraud refund guarantee" covers customers tricked into authorising payments to fraudsters.
Newspaper headlines: Theresa May's future debated on front pages
Tory MPs want to oust Theresa May as leader quickly, some papers report. Others say rivals want her to stay on.
Assange used Ecuador's embassy for 'spying', says president
President Lenin Moreno tells the Guardian that Assange tried to use the building as a "centre for spying".
Nottingham Prison inmate cuts prison officer's throat
Union officials say it was an "unprovoked attack" by a prisoner with a razor blade.
Isle of Wight: One dead and 22 hurt in bus crash
A hospital declares a major incident after a crash between a double-decker bus and two cars.
Debenhams boss Sergio Bucher 'expected to step down'
"Sergio [Bucher] thinks now would be the right moment to move on," a source close to him tells the BBC.
Gatwick drone attack possible inside job, say police
The drone operator was monitoring activities at the airport during the attack, officials believe.
Carson Price: Drug probe into Ystrad Mynach park death
Tributes have been paid to the "kind and loving" teenager who died on Friday.
Ten-year-old wins skateboarding gold
Ten-year-old Sky Brown wins gold in the women's park as she competes in her first national championships in Salford.
Joan Collins flees 'terrifying' fire in Belgravia flat
The actress has thanked and praised the emergency crews who came to her and her husband's aid.
Cornwall caravan dog attack: Boy, 9, 'was alone in caravan'
Frankie Macritchie, nine, was killed by a "bulldog-type" dog at a holiday park early on Saturday.