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- British prisoner among five on run after escaping Portuguese jail
- ‘I grieve for the person I was before' - Covid inquiry to begin new phase
- What is the mental health public inquiry and what could it change?
- Costly corkage continues to climb in the capital
- 'Don't just throw us on the streets after prison'
- E-bike rage in the borough that's had enough - and how it might be solved
- Which rural area will take the UK’s nuclear waste?
- Jacqueline Wilson 'delighted to be viewed as gay icon' after coming out
- A tent city next to Mayfair: Why cutting homelessness might be harder than before
- Woman wins six-figure payout after adoption broke down
Zara Tindall reflects on the impact of miscarriages on dads
Zara Tindall speaks to BBC Breakfast about going through two miscarriages and how hard it is for fathers.
Alastair Cook receives guard of honour from India in final Test
Former England captain Alastair Cook receives a guard of honour from the India team at The Oval as he opens the batting in his final Test.
Hawk knocked unconscious during bird chase
The tiny wheatear avoided becoming a meal for the sparrowhawk, which knocked itself out during a chase.
Vince Cable could stand down as Lib Dem leader next year
The Lib Dem leader wants to relaunch his party by opening its next leadership contest to non-members.
Class war? 'Posh' end of Oxford street resurfaced
The Tarmac stops where a spiked wall once shielded wealthy residents from a council estate.
'I live in constant fear of my next migraine attack'
Two thirds of migraines sufferers live in fear of an attack occurring, a new survey reveals.
Salisbury Novichok poisoning: Threat from Russia is 'real' - GCHQ
The agency's head says Russia has been "brazen" in its dismissal of "international rules-based order".
Tony Blair doubts Labour can be 'taken back by moderates'
The former PM tells the BBC "moderates" may have lost the party to Jeremy Corbyn and the left.
Greenham Common control tower opens the public
The Greenham Common building was at the centre of 19 years of protests over cruise missiles.
Dorset acrobat quits teaching job to follow her dreams
Haylee-Ann left her teaching job to pursue a career in acrobatics.
UK schoolgirls pressured into FGM, campaigner says
"The pressure is still there," a victim of the practice says, as a UK-US agreement to tackle it is signed.
Isle of Man wallaby-related police call-outs revealed
From causing a crash to an ocean rescue, police have dealt with several cases involving the marsupials.
Cambridge Asda baskets swiped as 5p bags phased out
The store in Cambridge has had to order 100 baskets to replace those that have gone missing.
Why don't people give up their seats on public transport?
After a breastfeeding mum had to stand on a train, why people tell themselves it's OK not to offer.
Betting links found on football clubs' junior fan pages
The BBC finds professional football clubs placed gambling adverts on pages dedicated to junior fans.
Councils under the most financial strain
The local authorities facing the biggest pressure to cut jobs and services.
Lisa Stansfield: 'If people want me, I'll stick around'
The star reflects on 30 years of hits, why she hated her kiss curl, and whether she'd join Bake Off.
Kate Winslet warns of 'shame' of illiteracy
The actress says there are too many young women with hidden problems with reading.
Ofsted cuts leave parents guessing, say MPs
Parents in England are not getting the assurances they need about the quality of local schools, MPs say.
Festival No. 6: Just a break or the end of the road?
Festival No.6 has attracted big acts but has also been mired in controversy after flooding in 2016.
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