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- 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'
- More than 700 people arrive in small boats in a day
- Man arrested over chants at pro-Palestine protest
- Rayner wants 'fairer' Right to Buy scheme for taxpayer
- Rayner: I don't think I broke rules over stay in donor's flat
- CPS twice did not prosecute Fayed over sex abuse claims
- Warnings of heavy rain as thunderstorms hit parts of the UK
Poet Luke Wright pens tribute to World War One soldiers
Luke Wright tells the story of men waiting to leave for war.
The letters that ended World War One
Phones and telegrams were in their infancy, so letters were key to negotiating an end to The Great War.
Wrexham residents urged to befriend homeless to help tackle drug use
Wrexham was labelled "Spice Town" amid the number of people using the former legal high.
Giles Martin on mixing The Beatles' White Album: 'It slaps you in the face'
"It's trashy and visceral," says Giles Martin after remixing The Beatles' longest, most confounding album.
Teaching LGBTI issues in Scotland's classrooms
Scotland will be the first country in the world to have LGBTI education embedded in the curriculum - but how will it work?
How WWI shaped the nature of filmed news
Public hunger to see what was happening on the frontline changed newsreel coverage but how much of these early films was real?
Former MP killed in WWI finally added to Parliament's memorial
A former MP killed in action in World War One finally has his name added to Parliament's memorial.
WW1: The forgotten hero MP
The Recording Angel memorial commemorates all of the MPs, peers, parliamentary staff, and their sons whose lives were lost during the Great War.
Paper headlines: 'Crisis' resignation and Armistice tributes
Jo Johnson's decision to quit as minister and call for another Brexit vote leads the headlines.
Foka Wolf: Satirical street artist channels spirit of Banksy
The satirical artist whose billboards have been causing a stir in England's biggest cities.
The teenager and the tank: How my ancestor was a WW1 hero
This 16-year-old got a glimpse of what life was like fighting in a tank during the First World War.
Inspiring the next generation of black stuntwomen
Shaina West says she's hoping to see more diversity in the stunt industry.
Meet the real soldiers behind They Shall Not Grow Old
Meet the soldiers whose voices bring They Shall Not Grow Old to life, through their original BBC interviews.
Leicester City fans in '5,000-1' walk for helicopter crash victims
Leicester City supporters will march in memory of the club owner who inspired their Premier League win.
Would you ask your colleagues what they earn?
It might make you feel uncomfortable, but it could pave the way to more equal pay, say campaigners.
My Brexit box: The people stockpiling food
Are people right to be worried about the availability of certain foods when the UK leaves the EU?
Government-subsidised plug-in cars may never have been charged
Plug-in hybrids bought for fleets with subsidies may never have been charged, research for the BBC shows.
Flooding closes railway line at Dawlish sea wall
Waves washing over the sea wall at Dawlish have made the track impassable, Network Rail says.
Strictly Come Dancing: Danny John-Jules is no bully, says Amy
Amy Dowden admits rehearsals with Danny John-Jules "got intense" but says he never threatened her.
Grenfell Tower inquiry: Trapped dad told 'don't give up'
An audio clip of a 999 call from a father trapped with his family in Grenfell Tower was played to the inquiry.