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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
Scotland win to top Nations League group
James Forrest's treble secures Scotland a Nations League play-off place as Alex McLeish's side come from behind to beat Israel.
Millie Bobby Brown: 'I've been bullied... that inspires me'
The Stranger Things actor discusses her role as the youngest ever Unicef Goodwill ambassador.
Asylum seekers in 'damp, dirty, vermin-infested' housing
Less than a quarter of government accommodation for asylum seekers complies with standards, a report finds.
Parents 'not wholly to blame for child weight gain'
A study suggests parents adapt their feeding styles in line with a child's natural weight and size.
Missing teenager Liam Smith 'got off bus in Banchory'
It is now thought the 16-year-old who boarded a bus in Aberdeen may have got off in Banchory rather than Lumphanan.
How the media became obsessed with gates
Journalists love to put a "gate" suffix behind scandals, but where did the habit come from?
Thwaites Brewery travellers 'demanded £20k to leave site'
A convoy of travellers broke into Thwaites Brewery and demanded money to leave, a jury hears.
William talks of being 'tipped over the edge'
The Duke of Cambridge said he "felt things" he "never felt before" following 999 calls as a pilot.
PRS Foundation boss Vanessa Reed on music's gender equality fight
"Third most powerful woman in music" Vanessa Reed says there's no excuse for not changing the industry.
Grenfell Inquiry: Kitchen fire spread to cladding in 10 minutes
The advice to stay put should have changed when flames reached the outside, the inquiry hears.
Prince William speaks about 'traumatic' air ambulance callouts
Prince William said having his own children had changed how he felt about his former job.
Boots travel insurer faces double investigation
A firm called Travel Insurance Facilities is being accused of denying proper care to policyholders.
Six celebrities who were injured... by their children
Former Supergrass frontman Gaz Coombes isn't the only star to have been hurt by his nearest and dearest.
Officer fired for 'watching DVD as homeless man froze to death'
Pericles Malagardis was found unresponsive outside Uxbridge Police Station after being ejected.
Hillwalker describes 'brocken spectre' on Glen Coe mountain
Hillwalker Carol Purcell said she and the rest of her group spent several minutes observing the phenomenon.
Spitfire and Chinook in near miss at RAF Cosford
The helicopter was hovering over a runway when the Spitfire came in to land just before an air show.
Police apology over man's genitalia description in appeal
The force said it was looking for a "fat, naked man" and gave a graphic description of his sex organs.
Michael Barrymore: Police argue for nominal payout
Michael Barrymore is claiming more than £2.4m in damages for his wrongful arrest in 2007.
Meme fashion: Changing our clothes and breaking the internet
Brands and products that have become memes are seeing an increase in search demand and page views.
Nigel Levine: European indoor gold medallist banned for failing drugs test
British sprinter Nigel Levine, a former European 4x400m relay gold medallist, is banned for four years after failing a drugs test.