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- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
- Mohamed Al Fayed: How culture of fear at Harrods protected a predator
- Fulham 'protected' women's team players from Fayed
- Tornado damages properties and blows over trees
- Letby seeks attempted murder conviction appeal
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- 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
Codilia designs false lashes for cancer patients.
After Codilia was diagnosed with breast cancer, there was one problem she decided to try to fix herself.
Belfast Zoo visitors 'petrified' by escaped chimpanzee
Footage shows a chimp walking on a path, after using a branch as an improvised ladder to escape.
Watford v Everton: Four arrested over football violence
Two men are left needing hospital treatment following violence after Watford's match with Everton.
Southampton fans caught making Emiliano Sala Cardiff City taunts
Southampton plan to ban two supporters who taunted Cardiff City fans about the death of striker Emiliano Sala.
Stafford house fire: Man and woman arrested are bailed
A man and woman arrested after the deaths of four children in a house fire are released on bail.
Prince Philip, 97, gives up driving licence
The Duke of Edinburgh is to voluntarily give up his driving licence, Buckingham Palace says.
Six Nations: Wales beat Italy 26-15 to equal record run of victories
Wales equal their record run of 11 successive Test wins with an unconvincing 26-15 win over Italy in Rome.
The battle for lipoedema surgery: 'I've got pain constantly in my legs'
Often mistaken for obesity, lipoedema is a life-changing condition that causes causes swollen limbs.
Storm Erik: Kitesurfer dies and travellers face disruption across UK
It comes after two deaths on the roads on Friday, as Storm Erik brought widespread disruption.
Darren Cave voices concerns on Brexit 'disrupting' Irish rugby
Brexit could disrupt the "unique balance that makes Irish rugby successful," says Ulster's Darren Cave.
Vegetarian farmer who gave away herd hopes for Bafta success
The documentary tells how Jay Wilde gave away his beef herd to save it from the slaughterhouse.
Equine flu: British Horseracing Authority says no new cases confirmed
No new cases of equine flu have been confirmed following tests of hundreds of horses, the British Horseracing Authority says.
Emiliano Sala pilot family launch funding bid to find body
A fundraising appeal starts to find the body of David Ibbotson who was flying Emiliano Sala's plane.
Giant piglet marks Chinese New Year in Manchester
A giant piglet sculpture has been unveiled in Manchester as part of Year of the Pig celebrations.
Stafford house fire: Man and woman questioned by police
The man and woman were arrested after four young siblings were killed in a house fire in Stafford.
Dumped Shetland Pony named after Gemma Collins
A pony with overgrown hooves who looked like he was "walking on ice", is named after Gemma Collins.
Brexit: Seaborne Freight no-deal ferry contract scrapped
The government says it has ended a controversial contract with a ferry company that had no ships.
Police shoot man and arrest six others in Deptford
Officers were called over concerns about a woman inside a property and man with a gun.
Man charged over Sian Chambers and Alex Ross deaths
Double bass players Sian Chambers and Alex Ross were killed in a crash near Lincoln in December.
South Wigston school charges for confiscated mobile phone return
The head teacher says "a £2 contribution to the school's charity" is required to get the mobile back.