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- Dolphin found dead on bank of River Thames
- One child still in hospital week after Southport stabbing, say police
- Banksy artwork appears on west London building
- 'My life is threatened - there is no hope here,' says owner of cafe set alight
- ITV criticised after GMB's Ed Balls interviews his wife, the home secretary
- Protests reveal deep-rooted anger, but UK is not at boiling point
- Watch: Inside the Rotherham hotel rioters attacked
- Moment Met Police chief appears to push past journalist's microphone
- Footage shows six days of violence and disorder in the UK
- 'When people couldn't find us, GRM Daily was there'
Free cash machines closing at record rate
More than 250 free-to-use cash machines are closing every month as operators shut unprofitable ones.
Brexiteers discuss leadership challenge
The PM's future was openly discussed at a meeting of those unhappy with her Chequers plan.
Huge fire rips through Braeview Academy in Dundee
More than 50 firefighters and nine fire appliances tackled the blaze at Braeview Academy
Arlene Foster to meet prime minister in London
Arlene Foster expected to discuss proposals over Stormont deadlock with Theresa May and Karen Bradley.
Exports risk delay at borders in no-deal Brexit, watchdog warns
The government department responsible for food exports is not prepared for no-deal Brexit, auditors say.
What do students really eat?
Microwave curries and oven pizzas or rose harissa paste and bouillon powder - what are students eating?
Fresh call for smacking to be outlawed in the home
Educational psychologists call for full ban on smacking in the home.
Egg freezing in your 40s 'not sensible'
Regulator says providers should make it clear that the chances of success dwindle once a woman reaches 35.
Enhanced flu jab to save 'hundreds of lives'
It's designed to help elderly immune systems develop a stronger defence against flu.
Financial crisis: 'I earn the same as 10 years ago'
A decade on from the 2008 global financial crisis, families are still feeling the effects.
Why 12 is the magic number when it comes to composting
More and more packaging is claiming to be "biodegradable" or "compostable", but what does that really mean?
Who was to blame for the financial crisis?
BBC Business editor Simon Jack explores who could have been to blame for the global financial crisis.
7/7 London bombings: Memorial for bus explosion victims to be unveiled
The Tavistock Square Garden memorial will honour 13 people killed when a bus exploded on 7 July 2005.
Victorian Society reveals top 10 buildings 'crying out' to be saved
The Victorian Society's annual list exposes the plight facing Victorian and Edwardian buildings.
Alice Ruggles murder: Police 'failed to investigate concerns properly'
The police watchdog finds two officers have misconduct cases to answer after a woman's murder.
Rail bid by Virgin and Stagecoach was 'naive', say MPs
The Transport Committee says a bid by Virgin and Stagecoach to run the rail franchise was inadequate.
Capturing life on the coast of Britain
From early morning swims to rain-lashed fishermen.
Mark East: The man with Britain's best facial hair
Mark East won "best in show" at a national awards ceremony - watch how he cultivates his moustache.
Vodafone broadband adverts banned for being 'misleading'
The Advertising Standards Authority says ads about speed and cuts in bills were "misleading".
How did the financial crisis affect you?
A decade on, the way we deal with our personal finances has changed - but not always for good.
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