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Euro 2020 matches at Hampden could be pilot scheme for selling alcohol at football grounds, the BBC learns.

Home help for vulnerable elderly squeezed as council underpay by nearly £2 an hour.

Stuart Penn, who has won jiu-jitsu medals on the world stage, "wouldn't know what to do" with four limbs.

And Radio 2 is at its lowest overall listener figures since 2012.

Headlines focus on the fallout from the story of a businessman who won a court order to hide his identity.

As spectacular sunsets light up the skies in the UK, we share the best snaps and explain the deep colours

People thought the suspect bore a striking resemblance to actor David Schwimmer.

The House of Commons Commission backs independent handling of complaints and wider cultural changes.

A potentially hostile meeting turns out to be a "petting zoo, not a lion's den", one MP says.

Durham University PhD student Matthew Hedges is accused of spying while on a research trip.

The pensioner wants action on a UK law that freezes the pensions of more than 500,000 British expats.

David Schwimmer clears himself in a video after Blackpool police hunt for actor's thieving lookalike.

Simon Marsh told the teenager refusing his sexual demands would be "disobeying God", a tribunal hears.

Seren Hughes' travel insurance premiums rocketed - even though she was given the all-clear.

Sheffield photographer Simon Dell created the home in his garden to protect the mice from cats.

Non-disclosure contracts are under fire, as claims about a "leading businessman" are blocked from print.

The men forced their way into a pregnant woman's home before threatening her with a knife.

The cabinet secretary, Sir Jeremy Heywood, is leaving his post because of illness.

The burger chain has earmarked 17 stores for closure after running up millions of pounds of losses.

Sarah Wellgreen has missed one of her children's birthdays since disappearing in Kent on 9 October.