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- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
- Mohamed Al Fayed: How culture of fear at Harrods protected a predator
- Fulham 'protected' women's team players from Fayed
- Tornado damages properties and blows over trees
- Letby seeks attempted murder conviction appeal
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
SNP's autumn conference to open in Glasgow
Nicola Sturgeon will speak on Tuesday but is not expected to set a date for another independence referendum.
BBC to make classical music archive available
Director General Tony Hall announced the new initiative as part of the BBC's classical music season.
Can social networks help you lose weight?
Reddit groups might help and Instagram influencers might not be the right people to follow - but can you trust any diet advice you find online?
Child mental health referrals up 26% in five years, says report
But a substantial number of children are failing to meet thresholds for treatment, a report says.
'Dream' Derbyshire whisky distillery starts production
Max Vaughan and wife Claire invested "everything" in opening the White Peak Distillery in Derbyshire.
Is my washing to blame for the plastic problem?
Washing clothes results in microfibres ending up in the sea. How can you reduce the damage?
Pablo Escobar's lovechild on life at English boarding school
Phillip Witcomb was sent to a remote English school after his biological father tried to kidnap him.
Newspaper headlines: May's 'centre ground' bid and UK war games
The PM's appeal to Labour voters and UK troops training for a cyber-strike against Moscow feature.
Claire Martin's Italian mystery death case reopened
Hair fibre and skin found under Claire Martin's nails have seen the probe into her death in 2012 reopened.
Nicola Adams beats Mexican Isabel Millan to close in on world title bout
Nicola Adams closes in on her first full world title fight by beating Isabel Millan to win the interim WBO world flyweight title.
North Belfast: Viable pipe bomb found during security alert
The device was found on Saturday afternoon and a number of residents were moved from their homes.
Search for kayaker missing after sea race off Dorset
Coastguards say the sea is quite rough and they are concerned for the kayaker's safety.
Ray Galton: Steptoe and Son writer dies aged 88
The comedy writer has been dubbed one of the "fathers and creators of British sitcom".
Ray Galton: A look back at the life of Steptoe and Son writer
One of the scriptwriters of the British sitcom, Ray Galton, has died at the age of 88.
Banksy artwork shredded at auction
One of the artists best known pieces, Girl With Balloon is destroyed minutes after being sold.
No-one in Wales is niche, says Plaid's Leanne Wood to critics
The ex-leader says tackling racism and violence against women are a "central part" of Plaid's cause.
James Bond 'probably' will never be a woman, says producer
The producer of the 007 films says "we don't have to turn male characters into women".
Liverpool Giants: Crowds back for second day of puppet parade
The crowds are back for more as the over-sized puppets take over the city's streets for a second day.
Indyref2 supporters march in Edinburgh
A mass rally at Holyrood Park at the end of the march looks set to go ahead despite an earlier ban.
Shared GP appointments trialled - and patients 'like' them
Trials are taking place where as many as 15 patients are being seen by the same GP at a time.