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- 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
- Acne and asthma sufferers to be cleared to join army
- Defra extends bluetongue zones across South East
- Police confront 'hostile' crowd at fast car meeting
- Peter Jay: the life of 'the cleverest young man in England'
- Second kidnap arrest after man, 87, bundled in car
- More than 700 people arrive in small boats in a day
Suzy Lamplugh: No evidence found in Sutton Coldfield body search
A two-week investigation at a Sutton Coldfield house by police has not uncovered a body.
UK Cycle Network: Nearly half of tracks 'unsafe for child of 12'
Poor surfaces, traffic, and too many barriers are making bike paths inaccessible, a campaign group says
'Footballer’ taunted by traffic police over points tally
The driver was reported for mobile phone use, having two bald tyres and no insurance.
Actor Gerard Butler's home destroyed by California wildfire
Scottish actor Gerard Butler was among thousands of people evacuated as blazes spread across California.
Strictly Come Dancing: Danny John-Jules thanks Amy Dowden after exit
The actor pays tribute to his dance partner after they reportedly had a row in training last week.
London homicides: The 119 victims of 2018
As homicides in London surpass the total for last year, here is a list of all victims of murder or manslaughter in 2018.
Brexit: Cabinet ministers 'voiced doubts at PM's plan at start'
Cabinet sources say multiple members of Theresa May's ministerial team spoke out against her plan.
Climate change protesters plan day of civil disobedience
Young protesters harness new media in mass disobedience over climate change.
Two men charged over four-death Sheffield car crash
A father and his one-year-old son were among those killed in the collision on Friday night.
Sherington burglary: Rolex raiders threaten baby with machete
Watches worth £46,000, a Louis Vuitton handbag and keys to a Rolls Royce were stolen in the burglary.
Cornish creamery's 'fishy stink' causes village outcry
People living near a Dairy Crest creamery in Cornwall say the smell makes them feel sick.
Game of Thrones' Dark Hedges warning to sat-nav firms
Concerns were raised after a tourist was killed in a collision near the famous Game of Thrones site.
Chelsea Pensioners' verdict on WW1 VR experience
Nothing to be Written is a VR experience about field postcards sent home by soldiers during WW1.
Badger cull: Vets accuse ministers of 'barefaced lies'
Campaigners accuse the government of telling "bare faced lies" about the effectiveness of badger culls.
Oldham crash: Tribute to 'golden boy' Trent Warburton
Trent Warburton, 17, died after a crash in Oldham in the early hours of Saturday.
Tony Martin, the farmer who shot burglar, inspires verbatim TV drama
The case of the Norfolk farmer who shot two burglars is recreated using actual police transcripts.
Reality Check: Are more teenagers carrying knives?
London Mayor Sadiq Khan has highlighted growing concern over knives being carried by children.
Remembering Scots who fought on after the WWI Armistice
British forces lost more than 250 officers and men in a little-known intervention in northern Russia which went on after the Armistice
Michelin action group to meet for first time
The group was set up after the French tyre firm announced plans to close its Dundee plant with the loss of 845 jobs.
Student sleeps rough to understand homelessness
A student struggles to cope as he spends a week sleeping rough in Aberdeen in a bid to better understand homelessness.