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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
Royal Mail criticised for D-Day stamp mix-up
A stamp design showing US troops in New Guinea is withdrawn after the BBC pointed out the error.
Brexit: Jeremy Corbyn urges Theresa May to cut short MPs' break for vote
The Labour leader has urged Theresa May to cut short the Commons recess to give MPs an earlier vote on Brexit.
The simple tips to improve your health
The list of things we should do to become healthier can seem endless, so we asked experts for their one top tip.
The booming trade in second-hand books
Ladybird books, periodicals, textbooks and signed copies are making more money than ever for used-book sellers.
Cold Feet: Learning from 'mistakes' of last series
John Thomson, James Nesbitt and Robert Bathurst say the latest series is definitely an improvement on the last.
More than half a million potholes reported last year - RAC
The RAC says the rise in the number of reports to councils proves road conditions are worsening.
Film 2019 will never be, as BBC drops long-running movie show
Famous presenters have included Barry Norman and Jonathan Ross - but there will be no Film 2019.
Dame Vera Lynn threatened to pull out of D-Day 50th anniversary events
The Forces' Sweetheart threatened to pull out of 50th anniversary events, newly-released files show.
MPs urge Commons veto over post-Brexit trade agreements
MPs say they must be able to properly scrutinise post-Brexit deals, not merely "rubber-stamp" them.
'Why the time is right for TV drama showing Brexit story'
The writer of Brexit: The Uncivil War says drama can reach the parts news and journalism can't.
Edinburgh's Hogmanay 2019: Europe theme as full line-up unveiled
Organisers of Edinburgh's Hogmanay say it will be a celebration of Scotland's cultural ties with Europe.
Warning over abandoned 999 calls to Police Scotland at Christmas
Police Scotland says its contact centre staff dealt with more than 800 "dropped" calls.
HES: Clinical waste firm failed to improve despite regulator warning
Healthcare Environmental Services fails to comply with enforcement notices at two of its Scottish plants.
Smoking v vaping: Watch lab test results
E-cigarettes are significantly less harmful than traditional cigarettes, a government advisory body says.
Restrictive job adverts 'put women off', says top female boss
The boss of Severn Trent says limited "must have" skill lists stop many women applying for roles.
Care home trials virtual cycling trips for dementia patients
Care home staff say a cycling scheme has improved wellbeing among residents living with dementia.
The Skripals and the Salisbury poisoning: What happened next?
One poisoning, five victims, and a diplomatic scandal. But what happened when the news moved on?
Newspaper headlines: Iceland crash and migrant warnings
The newspapers speak to witnesses to the crash that killed three Britons in Iceland, and also highlight concerns about cross-Channel migration.
Maidstone murder charge after woman found dead
Mohammad Qoraishi is remanded in custody and will appear in front of magistrates on Friday.
Roads closed as firefighters tackle Greenock blaze
Crews were called to a large, well-developed fire in a building in Greenock town centre on Thursday evening.
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