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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
The gamer who spent seven years in his dressing gown
A gamer who spent years adrift in an online world has developed a board game to help isolated young people.
Ipswich War Memorial Project documents entire town's war dead
The project aims to put a face to every one of the 2,000 names on Ipswich's war memorial.
'We're black, we're women and we're disabled'
The 'Triple Cripples' AKA Jay and Kym are fighting three forms of discrimination.
PC Keith Palmer: Memorial for Westminster attack officer by end of year
The stone will honour the heroism of PC Keith Palmer, who was killed in the Westminster terror attack.
World War One: Wilfred Owen and the pain of the last deaths
Were the thousands of deaths in the last days of the war a source of heightened regret?
MPs: Are vulnerable bank customers being treated fairly?
MPs want to know how vulnerable people are coping with bank branch and ATM closures.
Retailers shut 2,700 shops in first half of the year
PwC says high street turmoil will continue, as gap between shop closures and openings hits record level.
World War One: Theresa May paying respects in France and Belgium
Theresa May will join the French and Belgian leaders at war memorials in both countries on Friday.
Stephen Hawking personal effects fetch £1.8m at auction
A copy of the physicist's signed PhD thesis sells for £584,750, nearly four time the guide price.
Energy firms SSE and Npower renegotiate terms of merger
"Big Six" energy suppliers SSE and Npower say price cap means they need to renegotiate their merger.
Arrest after Edinburgh Grassmarket hotel attack on women
A 38-year-old man has been charged with two attempted murders and a serious assault.
Sally Hodkin murder: Killer 'could have been stopped'
Sally Hodkin was stabbed by a woman who had been allowed to leave a mental health unit hours earlier.
Tulse Hill stab victim named as John Ogunjobi
The Met Police say there have been no arrests in the murder investigation.
RAF's only bomb disposal squad to be disbanded
The squadron was created 75 years ago but will be disbanded by the end of April 2020.
Men 'jumped from Menai bridge tied together', inquest told
Two men who were found dead on an Anglesey beach took their own lives, a coroner concludes.
Brexit: UK must be able to end backstop, says Liam Fox
The cabinet minister says the UK must be able to end any post-Brexit customs arrangement with the EU.
Shropshire baby deaths hospital trust in special measures
The hospital trust in Shropshire is already subject to a review into a series of maternity deaths.
Couple spend final hours together on 66th anniversary
Ron and Mary Bilton were moved from different hospital wards allowing them to be together "at the end".
Paypal stops handling payments for Tommy Robinson
The Paypal account for Mr Robinson has been closed after it violated the payment firm's policies.
Prison officer jailed for smuggling £10,000 of drugs
Claire Bennett admitted leaking prison intelligence and passing drugs worth £10,000 to inmates.