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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
Brexit plan critics are playing politics, says Theresa May
The PM insists her approach is the only one that can deliver, while Boris Johnson calls it "deranged".
Huddersfield: How Terriers are attempting to go global despite league struggles
They have a partner in China and are using players' social media profiles to tap into global markets - how "wiser" Huddersfield are adapting in an attempt to survive.
Grieving women post cards to prevent suicides on bridge
Sharon Davis and Kelly Humphreys are trying to stop people from taking their own lives.
Three in five British adults say miracles are possible
A survey commissioned for BBC Local Radio also suggests 43% of UK adults have prayed for a miracle.
Desert Island Discs: Tom Daley felt 'inferior' over sexuality
The Olympic diver also reveals becoming a parent has made him care less about winning Olympic gold.
Cambridge University completes restoration of gatehouse
A faded gatehouse which dates back to the 16th Century is given a makeover.
The High Breed: What is conscious hip hop?
Three artists bid to bring the genre back into the mainstream to defy the negative view of it.
The rise of retro filmmaking and resurgence of Super 8
Super 8 enjoys a huge resurgence as filmmakers ditch digital in favour of the original film format.
A wig changed my life and gave me confidence back
Most young men suffering hair loss chose to have transplants, some have a different solution.
Special words that don't exist in English (yet)
Some languages have words and phrases that English speakers never knew they needed.
Has 'dieting' become a dirty word?
"Wellness", not dieting, is the new buzzword when it comes to losing weight, but is it the right approach?
Deaf people in Wales 'being let down' says charity
One profoundly deaf woman was left without assistive equipment for nearly a year.
Jeane Freeman writes Brexit letter to EU NHS staff
Scotland's health secretary writes to EU nationals in the NHS calling on them to stay post-Brexit.
'I'd binge on Nutella, eating a giant tub a week'
Up to a third of obese people may have Binge Eating Disorder, yet the condition is often misunderstood.
Newspaper headlines: 'Boris vs May' and 'disgraceful' data breach
The papers focus on the Conservative Party's division and announcements, ahead of its conference.
Russian spy poisoning: Woman 'identifies' suspect as Anatoliy Chepiga
A woman in the Russian village of Beryozovka tells the BBC she recognises the Salisbury suspect.
Hattie the Fatty half the size and hungry for a home
Collie-cross Hattie, dubbed Britain’s fattest dog, has halved her weight and is looking for a home.
Ryder Cup: Europe lead United States 10-6 after day two at Le Golf National
Europe need 4½ points to win the Ryder Cup after opening up a 10-6 lead over the United States at Le Golf National on day two in France.
'No record' of previous Salmond complaints
Scottish government reiterates that there were no complaints against the former first minister before January this year.
Conservative Party conference app reveals MPs' numbers
Boris Johnson was among those whose details could be accessed through the party's conference app.