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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'
Newspaper headlines: 'Jobs risk' and 'Zombie drug epidemic'
Warnings a no-deal Brexit could cost jobs and an investigation into the drug spice make the front pages.
RIP Fenella Fielding, Sixties femme fatale
Carry On Screaming actress and "England's First Lady of the double entendre" dies at 90.
David Bowie auction: First-known studio recording sells for nearly £40,000
There was a "bidding frenzy" for the 1963 tape featuring David Bowie singing with his first band.
Model cars owned by founder of toy firm sold for £21,000
The collection fetched £21,000, but a rare James Bond Aston Martin model failed to sell.
Boris Johnson says May's Brexit plan 'worse than status quo'
The ex-foreign secretary was at an event making the economic case for leaving the EU without a trade deal.
Brexit: Do claims for a 'clean break' add up?
A group of Brexit-supporting MPs unveil their economic case for a "World Trade" deal.
Cheshire couple spend £12k for labrador's open heart surgery
The Royal Veterinary College said the double bypass was the first operation of its kind on a dog.
Police 2% pay rise 'a punch on the nose', Cressida Dick says
Met Police chief Cressida Dick criticises the government's refusal to accept a recommended pay rise.
P&O stops transporting calves following BBC investigation
The ferry operator will no longer sail very young cattle abroad after concerns were raised by a BBC investigation.
Man held after Hull city centre bank blaze
Part of Hull city centre was left "in complete lockdown" after a fire at a bank, an eyewitness says.
Blackpool monkeypox case confirmed as second in UK
A patient in Blackpool tested positive for the disease, just days after the first case in Cornwall.
England in black and white to mark Kick It Out anniversary
Former players talk about racism in the game, as the Kick It Out campaign marks its 25th birthday.
Anderson secures victory - and Test bowling record
England's James Anderson surpasses Glenn McGrath of Australia to become Test cricket's most successful fast bowler.
How JD Sports became a £5bn company
Record profits for the sports fashion retailer means it is knocking on the door of the FTSE 100.
Bodyguard: The show's 'bold' twists are keeping viewers guessing
The conspiracy theories about BBC One's hit thriller are mounting.
Jealous stalker guilty of murdering co-worker in Taunton
Martin Corns is jailed for life after strangling Heather Jordan as she walked to work through a park.
Scratched burglar jailed after being caught by nail clipping DNA
David Devlin is jailed for 22 years after breaking into the house of a woman who scratched his face.
How does being thrown out of school feel?
Annie-Leigh, 16, explains how she was able to recover after being kicked out of school.
Westminster Bridge terror attack: 'Chaos' as pedestrians tried to escape
Eyewitness says pedestrians tried to escape as driver targeted them but never "had a chance".
Kirstie Allsopp leaves Twitter over iPad smashing backlash
The presenter leaves Twitter after coming under fire when revealing she smashed her children's iPads when they broke her screen time rules.
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