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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
Unknown body buried in Clocaenog forest 'since 2004'
The unknown remains were found in Clocaenog forest in 2015 during a Wales GB Rally stage.
Grindr cheat pharmacist 'sobbed over wife' days after her death
Mitesh Patel denies murdering his wife Jessica so he could claim a £2m life insurance payment.
Allied Healthcare to transfer care contracts
The home care provider was warned this month by the care regulator about its financial sustainability.
Reality Check: Brexit withdrawal agreement - what it all means
Chris Morris analyses the key points from the 585-page draft agreement between the UK and the EU.
What does the Brexit draft document really mean?
BBC correspondents explain the 585-page withdrawal document faster than you could print them.
Ellie-May Minshull-Coyle death: 'Cage bed' couple jailed
Ellie-May Minshull-Coyle experienced "immense suffering" in the "monstrous" bed.
Drone endangered police helicopter in Cambridgeshire
The drone pilot has become the first person to be prosecuted under UK drone laws.
Passenger sues BA for being 'squashed next to obese man'
Stephen Prosser is suing British Airways after the 13-hour flight from Thailand to the UK.
Steve Barclay named new Brexit Secretary
The health minister replaces Dominic Raab, who resigned on Thursday over Theresa May's Brexit deal.
Rotherham child sexual abuse: Six men jailed
One victim said she had sex with "at least 100 Asian men", while another was gang-raped in a forest.
Children in Need: Eight-year-old cycles 365 miles
Eight-year-old Niamh cycles 365 miles for Children in Need.
'Nobody seemed to care' says woman who tended Indian WW2 graves
For over 70-years, one woman has been tending to the graves of Indian soldiers killed in Scotland during World War Two.
Strictly Come Dancing: How (and why) it moves to Blackpool every year
The judges change in cupboards, the physio works in the disabled toilet and the props won't fit through the doors.
No books loaned from Barrow Island library in a year
Eighteen books were technically "checked out" but they were by staff making sure the machine worked.
Brexit: Can Theresa May get her deal through the Commons?
The Commons numbers are not looking good for Theresa May, writes the BBC's Peter Barnes.
Poverty causing 'misery' in UK, and ministers are in denial, says UN official
A UN expert from Australia says he encountered "misery" as he spent 12 days touring the UK.
Tom Hardy made a CBE by Prince Charles
The star of Venom and Mad Max: Fury Road is honoured for services to drama at Buckingham Palace.
May turmoil and Brexit: Possible scenarios
As the drama continues in Westminster, we look at the possible scenarios for Mrs May and her deal.
Handyman admits bludgeoning pensioner to death in her Romford home
Paul Prause called police claiming he found the 85-year-old dead at her Romford home on 15 May.
Publisher pulls plug on ShortList magazine
Free men's mag with 500,000 circulation ends print edition as publisher focuses on Stylist.