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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'
Mark Carney to stay on at Bank of England until 2020
Mark Carney extends term as Bank of England governor until the end of January 2020, chancellor says.
Survivor speaks to students born after 9/11
Janice Brooks, a 9/11 survivor, speaks to students born after the World Trade Center attack.
Overseas students should 'stay in migration target'
International students in the UK should not be removed from targets to reduce migration, says a report.
Fergie the tortoise stolen from Uckfield farm in pocket
CCTV appears to show Fergie the tortoise being taken by a woman with a family, police say
Chris Evans' pay revelation a factor in his exit, says BBC director general
The BBC director general says Chris Evans felt "under pressure" after his salary was published.
NHS vacancies a 'national emergency'
Figures show one in 11 NHS posts in England is unfilled.
James Stannard assault: Briton pleads self defence in Sydney
Sam Oliver, from Newcastle, is accused of punching Australian rugby player James Stannard.
'£2.5m lottery fraud': Edward Putman charged
Police say the 2009 payout was investigated "after evidence came to light the claim was not genuine".
Hynde slams building 'monstrosity' as a gig distraction
The Pretenders singer says a controversial development beside Dundee's V&A should be "torn down".
Vinehall School's 'buy your dad a Jag' ad condemned
The advert suggests private school pupils would go on to be wealthy enough to buy luxury cars.
Debenhams boss rails at 'nosy neighbours'
The retailer's chairman says speculation over its future forced it to rush out a trading statement.
Endangered water voles return to Somerset river after 30 years
The National Trust conservation project aims to boost wildlife on the Holnicote Estate in Exmoor.
Woman punched in the face for £11
Lesley Wilson, 69, who is autistic, was assaulted by a man as she walked home from shopping.
Labour pledges 'gig economy' rights boost
John McDonnell will tell the TUC Labour would "restore the balance of power in the workplace".
Calls for action over illegal traveller sites
It should be easier for police to move travellers on from land they do not have permission to be on, MPs say.
"There's so much guilt in being a modern parent"
With one in three children obese, Jamie Oliver explains how to eat healthily at home.
Police funding: Ministers 'unaware of cuts effect'
The approach to police funding is "ineffective" and "detached", the National Audit Office says.
Poor mental health at work 'widespread'
Half of all employees say they struggle and many keep it secret, says mental health charity Mind.
England facing 'changing health needs'
With people living longer, common ailments are changing and the NHS must quickly adapt, says a report.
How to eat well - and save the planet
Shifting to a healthier diet can reduce a person's water footprint by as much as 55%, according to a study.
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