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- The fake heiress who was obsessed with Scotland
- Aldi price match at Tesco - some goods not like-for-like
- Questions for Wallace over war crimes bill change that would have protected SAS
- Boy not prosecuted over riots due to 'wrath' of parents
- Is Reform UK's plan to get Farage into No 10 mission impossible?
- ‘If mine is bigger, I’m going to win’: Getting zombie knives off the streets
- The Papers: 'Labour war on tax cheats' and winter fuel 'revolt'
- 'Port Talbot won't be the same - it breaks my heart'
- House catches fire amid multiple lightning strikes
- Unions and Labour still wrangling over workers' rights
Number of child gamblers quadruples in just two years
The rapid rise in the number of child gamblers is "a generational scandal", says a campaigner.
Parents have 'no regrets' over honeymoon holiday
Janine and Shane Scott took seven-year-old Elissa on their honeymoon to New York during term time.
Drone footage shows snow on Devil's Dyke
Drone footage shows snow covering parts of the South East.
The Sussex artist making unique prosthetic limbs
When is a prosthetic limb not just a prosthetic limb? When it's made by this Lewes artist.
Brexit: A simple guide to what happens next
An interactive guide to what could happen next as the UK leaves the European Union.
Ian Robertson: Wilkinson, Campese & Edwards pay tribute before correspondent retires
As BBC rugby union correspondent Ian Robertson prepares for his final commentary, the game's great and good, and a former Prime Minister, share their memories.
Haverfordwest mother 'betrayed' after partner died abroad
Alison Barker claims the Foreign Office did not support her after her partner died in India.
May heading to Brussels amid scramble to finalise Brexit deal
The PM will meet Jean-Claude Juncker as stumbling blocks remain over the two sides' future relations.
Brexit blind dates: June Sarpong and ex-Stig Perry McCarthy
"He was not backing down. I loved it!" What happened when the pair debated Brexit over dinner?
'I don't want everything to be about Down's'
Brent is a big fan of Twitter, but as someone with Down's syndrome he finds he gets relentlessly drawn into the big debates, such as abortion.
Big dog Bopper the Whopper is 'too fat for a kennel'
An animal shelter which rescued "Britain's fattest dog" has an even bigger problem on its hands.
Birmingham artist sells 'bad' doodles for charity
Jon Arton started giving away bad doodles after being inundated with requests for free sketches.
Karen Hales murder: 1993 killing 'deprived baby of grandmother'
Emily Hales was just a toddler when her mother Karen was killed in front of her 25 years ago.
Dirty Sanchez star Matt Pritchard to host BBC vegan cookery show
Former wildman Matt Pritchard landed the programme after his YouTube cookery shows were spotted.
Black Friday: How sales have changed how we spend
British consumers are now buying more in November than in December.
RBS customer lost thousands of pounds in scam
The bank insisted for over a year the customer was aware of the transaction and refused a refund.
Newspaper headlines: Threat to Theresa May from Brexit's 'Dad's Army' abates
Front pages suggest the threat to Theresa May's position as prime minister is abating.
Scotland 3-2 Israel: Alex McLeish says win was 'perfect' after criticism
Scotland's win over Israel was "perfect", says Alex McLeish as his side clinch a Euro 2020 play-off place and Nations League promotion.
Terror survivors: Mental health services must improve 'dramatically'
Terror survivors say there is a severe lack of long-term support to process psychological trauma.
France to wear rainbow laces for Thomas
The former rugby player was the victim of a gay hate crime in Cardiff last Saturday.