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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
Holly Willoughby makes I'm A Celebrity debut - and is full of jokes
Taking her place standing on the left of Dec, Holly Willoughby is filling in for Ant on the ITV show.
My journey from British army to cyber-security expert
How British veterans are using their military skills to retrain as IT security experts.
Living in a cold, dark climate more likely to lead to heavy drinking
A new study has linked cold and less sunlight with a higher incidence of binge drinking and liver disease.
I'm a Celebrity debut for Holly Willoughby
I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here! is back for 2018 without Ant McPartlin.
Four men found stabbed in Edmonton, north London
The men were found with stab wounds in Edmonton after police were called to reports of a fight.
Body of suspected migrant found under bus in Folkestone
Police were called on Sunday morning to the Eurotunnel terminal, where the person was declared dead.
505 'safety events' at Faslane nuclear submarine base
The figures for the past 12 years show a recent increase in incidents at HMNB Clyde in Faslane.
UK's richest man eyes North Sea oil and gas fields
Jim Ratcliffe's company Ineos is in talks to buy assets reportedly worth $3bn from ConocoPhillips.
Single-use plastic: 'Fish and chips must help save our seas'
A fish and chip shop is looking to make the British staple more environmentally friendly.
Early digital clock made in Hull shed sold at auction
Thomas Bromley failed to renew the patent on his digital clock, and missed out on a fortune.
Gareth Thomas: 'I have been the victim of a hate crime'
The ex-Wales captain appears bruised in a Twitter video, saying he was targeted due to his sexuality.
England comeback seals finals spot
Harry Kane comes to England's rescue as they come from a goal down to beat Croatia and earn a place in the next summer's Uefa Nations League finals.
Nicola Sturgeon confirms SNP MPs will vote against Brexit deal
Scotland's first minister said it would be "deeply irresponsible" for MPs to endorse the agreement.
Jane Austen plaque unveiled in Southampton theatre
It replaces one that hung in the Old Central Library which was destroyed during World War Two.
Birmingham Arena staff 'isolate' disabled teen and dog
Abby Cappleman said she was treated like she "had a disease" at Birmingham Arena.
Man arrested after woman dies in Kings Hill house fire
The woman, in her 60s, was pronounced dead in hospital, while a child suffered a leg injury.
Brexit talk MP slams 'racist' anti-EU letter
The notes, which referred to "mixed-race worker drones" were distributed outside an event in Cornwall.
Eighty-two arrested as activists block London bridges
Five major London bridges were blocked by climate change activists on Saturday.
Suspected migrants found on rocks at Folkestone
The group, believed to be from Iran, had apparently crossed the Channel in a small boat.
'Don't patronise me', Marr tells guest
The BBC's Andrew Marr clashes with Baroness Chakrabarti, Labour's shadow attorney general, during a discussion about Brexit.