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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
Scot's secret mission Spitfire found in Norwegian peat bog
Alastair Gunn's aircraft, shot down while on a World War Two mission, is discovered buried in a Norwegian bog.
Cleveland Police chief: Austerity cuts 'too deep'
Cleveland's chief constable says austerity cuts have been "too deep" and gone on "too long".
BBC caller asks Theresa May for honest referendum answer
Prime Minister Theresa May was asked whether the UK would have been better off staying in the EU.
Poorly labrador Buck eats meals from high chair
Labrador Buck needs a custom-built chair to eat because he has a rare condition which makes it difficult for him to digest.
Portland Tiara: Thieves steal diamond-encrusted crown from stately home
An expert fears the Portland Tiara could be broken up and its diamonds sold off separately.
Berwick Kaler: UK's longest-serving panto dame to retire? Oh yes he is
Where's pantomime legend Berwick Kaler's 41-year career? It's shortly to be behind him.
Hermon chip shop: Geoffrey Bran charged with wife's murder
Mavis Bran, 69, died in hospital six days after suffering severe burns.
Emma Sillett and Jenson Spellman's bodies found in water
Emma Sillett and Jenson Spellman, five, were found dead after her car was spotted near a reservoir.
Brexit: May looks beyond Parliament for support for deal
Theresa May looks beyond Parliament for support as Spain seeks last-minute changes over Gibraltar.
Internships: More than a quarter unpaid, survey says
A study finds that most internships in retail, media, fashion and the theatre are not paid.
Tube 'junk food' advert ban announced by London mayor
Adverts for fatty, sugary foods will vanish from London's transport network next year, City Hall says.
Rent fees: New laws 'will not stop hidden charges'
Campaigners say new laws may not stop tenants being charged hidden fees by landlords and agents.
Meet the woman combing abandoned office buildings for unwanted treasures.
Self-styled 'Resource Goddess' Cat Fletcher is paid to comb abandoned office buildings for items that can be re-used rather than discarded.
Woman with guide dog verbally abused at Woodbridge station
The partially sighted woman was waiting for a train when a man shouted a torrent of abuse at her.
Florence Waters: Body found in search for missing journalist
Florence Waters, who went missing on Monday, was an arts writer for the Daily Telegraph.
Hollyoaks character to be groomed in far-right plot
One of the soap's longest serving characters will come under the spell of a potential far-right extremist.
Women's World T20: England beat India to move into final
England cruise into the Women's World T20 final - where they will face Australia - after a dominant eight-wicket win over India in Antigua.
UAE spy row: Hopes of Matthew Hedges case resolution
There are signs of possible progress in the case of jailed UK academic Matthew Hedges.
'Plane-spotting helps my autistic son'
Calum Thomson's "happy place" is Glasgow Airport and he goes plane-spotting there almost every day.
Could there be another Brexit referendum?
Some people still want to the UK stay in the EU and other want a final say on the deal to leave.