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- 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
- More heavy rain to come for parts of UK as summer ends
- The Papers: 'No more austerity' and 'Sir Shameless at it again'
- Mysterious hate letters turn quiet village to 'poison'
- It is my job to sort out No 10 leaks, says Starmer
- Dominant Dubois knocks Joshua out in epic Wembley clash
- Watch: Hundreds of paratroopers leap to mark daring WW2 offensive
- Cabbies take kids from hospital to Disneyland
M5 pedestrian killed in traffic near Frankley Services
The victim, in his 50s, was struck by an oncoming vehicle.
Sheridan Smith opens her heart
After a turbulent couple of years, Sheridan Smith says she's "ready to open up" on her new album.
EU plans post-Brexit London 'embassy'
The new "delegation" to the UK will include 29 diplomats and a new EU ambassador.
IVF fertility treatment success 'causes fall in adoptions'
The adoption process is also "far too slow", the boss of the service representing children in care says.
In pictures: Bonfire Nights off to early start
Social media users captured images of towering bonfires, colourful fireworks and nervous pets.
Gavin and Stacey parkrun: It's occurring in Barry!
Barry Island and Billericay runners will unite for a well lush parkrun in honour of the TV comedy.
Welsh Government parenting advice labelled 'patronising'
The campaign was launched as the Welsh Government prepares to ban smacking.
Parenting advice: 'Mum and dad like it when I eat broccoli'
Some call it "dangerous" and "patronising" while others have praised the Welsh Government's advice.
7/7 survivor Daniel Biddle's anger over job hopes
One of the worst-injured survivors of the bombings says his disability is stopping him getting work.
Paul Gambaccini secures CPS payout over unfounded abuse claims
The radio DJ has won damages from prosecutors after historical sex allegations against him were dropped.
'My body, my rules. My life, not yours'
The 20-year-old student from Nairn who turned her harassment into award-winning art.
Ipswich Spill Festival music event disrupted by protester
A resident is not happy with the sound of 400 loudspeakers near his home.
Wembley train line to shut on England v Croatia match day
Work for the new HS2 line will mean no Chiltern trains running south to Wembley when England play Croatia.
A couple and their car: A 50-year love affair
Tom and Christine Eaves used the car on their wedding day in 1968 and it's still "part of the family".
Luton Town plea over 'illegal' women's 1935 football games
A recently-discovered photo dates from 1935, when women were not allowed to play at most grounds.
Lanchester residents adorn village in 4,000 ceramic poppies
Residents in a village in County Durham have handmade thousands of poppies to commemorate the end of World War One.
Signkid, the deaf hip-hop artist who 'feels the music'
Kevin Walker became deaf after contracting meningitis as a child and now he's a music composer.
Ballet Black help create shoes for non-white dancers
Ballet shoes in brown and bronze shades are being made in the UK for the first time.
Newspaper headlines: Uni fees plan and Philip Green's staff hit back
University tuition fees could be cut to £6,500, under plans suggested by a government review.
What is Mike Ashley's plan for the High Street?
The Sports Direct founder this week added Evans Cycles to his collection - has he a plan or can he just not resist a bargain?