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- Nurses in England reject offer of 5.5% pay rise
- Mortgages at six times' income for first-time buyers
- Collapse of construction giant ISG 'devastating' for industry
- Mohamed Al Fayed: Timeline of sex abuse allegations
- Post Office IT system still causing cash shortfalls
- Former prison officer saw murder and suicide as a teenager, but says he got no support
- The fake heiress who was obsessed with Scotland
- Living with an eating disorder dubbed the 'world's most dangerous'
- Girl, 2, dies from same rare disorder as brother
- Aldi price match at Tesco - some goods not like-for-like
Matthew Hedges: British academic pardoned by UAE
Matthew Hedges, who was jailed for spying in the United Arab Emirates, is pardoned with immediate effect.
Uber driver found guilty over passenger's death in Sydney
Samuel Thomas was fatally struck by a bus while trying to get out of the Uber in Sydney.
Rapist absconds from HMP North Sea Camp open prison
Police warn people not to approach Wayne Jones who went missing from HMP North Sea Camp on Sunday.
Brexit: Back my deal or risk more division, May to tell MPs
The prime minister will tell MPs the "British people want us to get on with a deal that honours the referendum".
House of CB's Conna Walker: Meet the young British designer loved by Beyonce
Conna Walker went from selling clothes on eBay to creating House of CB, which is beloved by stars.
Reality Check: What are the rules on building skyscrapers?
With another skyscraper planned for London, what are the rules on putting up high-rise buildings?
UWE Bristol project to close race pay gap faced by graduates
The university project gives black, Asian and minority ethnic students tailored mentoring.
Why are Iranians crossing the Channel in dinghies?
More than 100 people, all claiming to be Iranian, have crossed the Channel this month - why?
'Look after the detail and the business will flow'
If you look after the detail the business will flow, advises fashion chain boss Victoria Stapleton.
Medical device rules need 'drastic change' to protect patients
One of Britain's most influential surgeons says the harms of some devices are unknown.
Endometriosis: Early diagnosis 'would make huge difference'
Alex Roach, who waited seven years for a diagnosis, backs a pledge to improve care in Wales.
How to behave around dogs when you're frightened of them
Our reporter Jayde Pearson sought out some top tips to keep her calm around canines.
Endometriosis diagnosis: 'A relief to know I wasn't mad'
A woman who waited years for an endometriosis diagnosis backs a report calling for earlier help.
Sacked Welsh minister Carl Sargeant's inquest to start
Carl Sargeant was found dead in his home four days after being sacked by First Minister Carwyn Jones.
Independent rail complaints service is launched
Passengers who are unhappy with how their complaints are handled can now appeal through new service.
The people shedding the fat through surgery
Alison is a self-confessed food addict who is considering drastic action to reduce her size.
Sentencing guidelines come into force
The guidelines, approved by three senior judges, say the core principle of sentencing is "fairness and proportionality".
Newspaper headlines: May begins Brexit 'hard sell'
Most of Monday's front pages look ahead to Mrs May's plan to sell her deal to MPs and the British public.
Man charged over Hayling Island funfair Wimpy stabbing
A 21-year-old woman is being treated in hospital following the attack on Hayling Island.
Brexit: UK withdrawal agreement is 'the best possible deal'
After 20 months of negotiations, EU leaders have given the UK's deal their blessing in Brussels.