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- Schofield says Cast Away is his last TV appearance
- West Brom fan dies at Sheffield Wednesday match
- Three charged after soup thrown at Van Gogh paintings
- Three men charged over £1.2m cannabis haul
- King marks 'important' 25th anniversary of Scottish Parliament
- Weather warning issued for spell of heavy rain
- Weather warning issued for spell of heavy rain
- BBC sitcom corner shop set to be auctioned off
- Stitched with love: Suicide memorial quilt brings comfort to bereaved
Brexit views: 'Anarchy on the streets?'
Voters in Bedford share their views on Brexit with the Today Programme's Nick Robinson.
Mevagissey: Tourist town ban on new-build second homes
Some residents in a Cornish town cannot afford to buy a home there, while dozens of properties stand empty.
The 92-year-old that depends on the community to see her husband
There are no buses in this Yorkshire town but locals are finding their own way to get around.
Investor visa scheme halted in money laundering crackdown
Ministers are suspending a "gold-plated" scheme offering foreigners a fast-track to settling in the UK.
Devonport safety probes stop cranes at nuclear submarine dock
Cranes have been halted twice because of safety alerts during a £200m refuel of a Trident submarine.
Survey reveals 'alarming' attitudes of Britons on rape
Campaigners say public views have "worrying" implications for the way trial juries consider evidence.
'Hostile' St George's Hospital surgeons had to seek mediation
Complex heart operations have moved out of St George's Hospital amid "hostility" between surgeons.
Mean Girls and Dreamgirls: The world of Sonia Friedman
Meet the producer responsible for bringing some of the biggest shows in theatre to the stage.
Why do people experience phantom rectum?
YouTube star Hannah Witton grills two people with stomas on life, love and popping undigested peas after having her colon removed.
Do Scots think differently about immigration?
An analysis of the most recent social attitudes data draws some surprising conclusions.
One million children face 'Dickensian poverty'
A children's charity calculates a million children will spend Christmas without adequate food or comfort.
Connect a suffragette to Beyonce in eight steps
Can you get from suffragette Emmeline Pankhurst to Beyonce via seven groundbreaking women?
Drink spiking: 'Stop blaming the victims'
A young woman says her experience was "terrifying" yet she feels she is being blamed for being drugged.
How 5G connectivity could keep these hi-tech cows healthy
How superfast mobile connectivity will help dairy farmers monitor the health of their cows.
Climate change: Warming made UK heatwave 30 times more likely
Rising global temperatures have massively boosted the chances of summer heatwaves in the UK, says a study.
New homes 'crumbling due to weak mortar'
Some homeowners have been asked to sign gagging orders to claim compensation or get the problem fixed.
New Welsh Labour leader to be announced
The person set to become Wales' next first minister will be announced later today.
Mental health: The NHS patients who are 'abused and ignored'
A review says mental health laws are outdated, sectioning is misused, and patients need new rights.
Student rents jump as accommodation goes upmarket
National Union of Students says more expensive accommodation is causing a "real affordability problem".
Is the HS2 rail project in trouble?
With the resignation of the chairman of HS2, how is the high-speed rail project shaping up?
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