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- Almost 1.8m people owe £50,000 or more in student debt
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- Tory candidate was trustee of church that ‘endorsed’ conversion therapy
- Bin collectors to go on strike during Edinburgh Festival
- Bin collectors to go on strike during Edinburgh Festival
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Events in London mark RAF centenary
Live coverage from the BBC as the RAF celebrates 100 years.
Buoy rescue for Porthcawl kayaker caught by tide
RNLI crews plucked the lucky paddler to safety after he struggled against a tidal surge.
Heatwave: How to keep your beloved plant alive
Plants have become a popular way to customise rented homes - we ask for tips on keeping them happy this summer.
George Ormond sex abuse victim: 'To me he was God'
A victim of convicted sex abuser George Ormond has said his 20-year sentence is "not justice".
Prisoners to get phones in cells in bid to curb violence
The scheme is part of government plans to reduce violence and crime in jails in England and Wales.
Theresa May to meet new-look cabinet amid Brexit turmoil
Theresa May is forced to carry out a reshuffle after a string of resignations over her Brexit strategy.
Five things enjoying a World Cup bonanza
Five things that are flying off the shelves thanks to England's World Cup success.
To have loved and lost
Exploring the loss of a loved one through photography.
Salisbury poisoning: What is Novichok?
Laura Foster explains how the Novichok nerve agent works and what to do if you think you've been exposed to it.
The last survivor of 'The Great Escape' camp tells his story
Bomber pilot Richard 'Dick' Churchill was a prisoner of war at Stalag Luft III.
Immediate stop to NHS mesh operations
Mesh must not be routinely used to treat women with stress urinary incontinence, NHS England told.
Memories of flying in the Battle of Britain
Wing Commander Paul Warnes had been one of the last RAF pilots in France before the Dunkirk evacuation.
The watch that could help manage severe autism
By measuring stress and anxiety levels, this wearable device could help people communicate.
University entry 'should be background, not just exams'
The university access watchdog says students' background should be a factor in awarding places.
A mother's place 'is in the home'
A survey suggests most people are against mothers of young children going out to work.
Paper headlines: 'Shameless Boris' and May 'clings to power'
Boris Johnson's resignation over Theresa May's Brexit strategy dominates Tuesday's front pages.
Rail timetable changes scaled back to avoid further chaos
Timetable changes for eight franchises, including Govia Thameslink Railway, have been postponed.
Jeremy Hunt replaces Boris Johnson amid Brexit turmoil
Theresa May moves to shore up her position after a day of high profile resignations over her Brexit strategy.
Croatia v England: How Gareth Southgate helped us fall in love with England
If football is coming home then England boss Gareth Southgate needs applauding for the role he has played.
Damages for woman harassed for 12 years
Paul Curran's campaign against Lindsey Goldrick Dean involved creating at websites about her.
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