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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
How would Instagram stars save M&S?
Fashion influencers and bloggers suggest ways the retailer could up its game.
Co-op queue-jump row leads to butter tub assault on woman
A 74-year-old woman was hit in the face after she accused a man of pushing in front of her.
5G will let users ditch fixed-line home broadband, says Three
The chief executive of Three UK says UK homes could benefit from giving up their fixed-line connections.
Actresses Emma Thompson and Sarah Gordy honoured at Buckingham Palace
And fellow actress Sarah Gordy becomes the first woman with Down's syndrome to be made an MBE.
Explicit animation shown on Aberystwyth advertising screen
Police are investigating after a "fault" allowed someone to use the screen to access the internet.
Celtic express 'deep regret' over Torbett child abuse
The club released a statement two days after Jim Torbett was jailed at the High Court in Glasgow.
'Laziness is not disability' note on blue badge holder's car
Emma Gearing and her disabled son returned to their car to find an angry message on the windscreen.
Jose Mourinho: Football Association to contest decision not to charge Man Utd boss
The Football Association will appeal against a decision not to charge Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho for comments he made after a match.
Megan Lee: Takeaway bosses jailed over allergy death
Megan Lee, 15, suffered irreversible brain damage from a takeaway containing peanut protein.
What is it like to prevent a suicide?
Gillian Assor was walking her dog when she heard crying and what followed would change multiple lives.
Giant puppets in Leicester tell story of Diwali
The giant figures are described as a way of bringing the "poetic, beautiful story" of the Hindu festival to life.
Forces veteran 'sad to have said goodbye to 40 mates'
Forces veteran Les Brown, 90, says he was sad to be the only one left at a recent reunion lunch.
Wrexham men 'threatened girls, 15, for sex'
The girls were told they would be left in the middle of nowhere if they refused sex, a court hears.
JK Rowling sues former employee for £24,000
The Harry Potter author claims the ex-employee used her money to fund shopping sprees for luxury goods.
Drowning cow saved by 'mermaid' on 200-mile swim
Lindsey Cole is swimming 200 miles along the River Thames wearing a tail as part of a single-use plastic campaign.
Should there be a tax on red meat?
Researchers say price hikes on red meat could prevent almost 6,000 deaths per year in the UK.
Brexit: Show us Ireland border advice, says Gove
The environment secretary wants details of the "backstop" border plan to be shared with ministers.
Central Line Tube strike: How will it affect you?
Passengers face disruption as Central Line workers stage a 24-hour walkout.
House prices 'to fall' next year if no Brexit deal
The warning comes as the UK's largest lender says prices are rising at the lowest rate for five years
Persimmon boss to leave after 'distraction' over pay
Persimmon said Jeff Fairburn was leaving because the "negative impact" on its reputation over his pay.