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- 'No money and no answers' two years after collapse of funeral firm
- Ex-Harrods boss saw 'abhorrent' behaviour from Al Fayed
- Royals really cost £510m, anti-monarchists say
- Starmer to promise 'light at the end of tunnel'
- Prisoner on the run from HMP North Sea Camp
- Labour plans tougher energy rules for social homes
- BBC report on unlawful SAS killings 'broadly accurate', MoD concluded
- Harrods investigating if current staff involved in Fayed allegations
- Drone shows collapsed pitch at AFC Wimbledon
- Winter fuel vote delay an outrage, says union
Grand Canyon fatal helicopter crash 'was preventable'
Two brothers, one of their girlfriends and a newly married couple died when a helicopter crashed.
Wrexham driver banned for having 11 people in Ford Focus
Police found four adults and seven children in the Ford Focus, including three sitting in the footwells.
Thomas Cook shares fall nearly 60% in eight days
Concerns over the travel firm's borrowing rose after it issued a second profit warning last week.
Katie Price avoids bankruptcy in High Court hearing
TV personality and model Katie Price avoids bankruptcy by reaching an agreement with her creditors.
Cardiff Airport: Could space-age scanner cut queues?
A new scanner is being trialled at Cardiff Airport which could lead to faster security checks.
Research worms 'too old' to go to space station
A launch is delayed due to mouldy food bars, meaning the worms could be a day too old for research.
Brexit: Food prices could rise 10%, says Bank governor
The Bank of England governor tells MPs food prices could rise 5-10% if there is no Brexit deal.
Most adults living unhealthy lifestyles
Survey in England suggests nearly 9 in 10 have at least one unhealthy trait such as smoking or drinking.
Missing special needs support 'a national scandal'
Ofsted chief paints a "disturbing" picture of children left without help for their special needs.
Brook House immigration centre's 'laddish' staff culture
Staff at an immigration removal centre "dehumanised" detainees, a report says.
Missing Amy Gerard: Family fly to Tenerife for search
Amy Gerard was last seen outside a bar in Tenerife in the early hours of Friday, police say.
Dua Lipa UK's most-streamed female artist
The pop star is the most popular female artist in the UK, according to both Spotify and Apple Music.
David McGreavy: Triple child killer cleared for release
David McGreavy jailed in 1973 for killing three children he was babysitting is cleared for release.
London's Shard gets some festive sparkle
The Shard's top 20 floors light up every evening with a display inspired by images taken by the public
A childhood shoplifting offence 'stops me being British'
"Carla" was born in Britain but could be at risk of deportation after failing the "good character" test.
Brexit vote: Will MPs back PMs deal in Commons?
MPs are set to decide whether to back Theresa May's deal. But, as Leila Nathoo explains, it's not going to be straightforward.
Johnny Mercer MP asks Plymouth voters for Brexit advice
Johnny Mercer takes to the streets of Plymouth to ask the public what he should do in the Parliamentary vote on 11 December.
Police officers investigated over cadet sex claims
Officers in Manchester and London are accused of abusing their position for sexual purposes.
Birmingham Prison: Inspection reveals 'zombie warzone'
Birmingham Prison was "exceptionally violent" around the time the government took it over, inspectors say.
New warden wanted for Lihou Island
The successful applicant will get spectacular sunsets, solitude and a tractor for a company car.