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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
Scottish Gin Society rapped over Facebook adverts
Regulators uphold complaints against 10 "light-hearted" Facebook posts by the Scottish Gin Society.
Radio 3 expands 'slow radio' experiment
The sounds of a zoo at dusk will be among the highlights of a season of “slow radio” on BBC Radio 3.
Half of over 60s 'ignore bowel cancer screening in England'
People are missing out on a test that could reduce their risk of dying from the disease, a cancer charity says.
Deal for NHS to offer exciting new child cancer therapy
The cutting-edge treatment is expensive but could potentially cure children with advanced leukaemia.
Newspaper headlines: Cancer 'wonder drug' and 'Babs heart op'
Headlines focus on a new treatment given NHS approval and a heart operation for Dame Barbara Windsor.
Lancashire pub staff turn sleuths on Facebook to solve theft
The team in Blackburn tracked down the laptop on Facebook and report the suspect to the police.
Milton Keynes Council first to offer free sanitary products
Milton Keynes is the first English council to back such plans in a bid to tackle period poverty.
Doctors told to ditch Latin and use 'plain English'
Doctors are being told to adopt a new policy of writing letters that are easier for patients to understand.
Amesbury poisoning: Experts confirm substance was Novichok
An independent report finds Dawn Sturgess was killed by the same nerve agent used to poison the Skripals.
Capstone Hill Tour of Britain bike turned into penis
A giant bike created to celebrate the Tour of Britain has been turned into a giant penis.
Myanmar Rohingya: Military must face justice, says Hunt
UK Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says allegations of genocide in Myanmar must not go "unpunished".
Scotland Women qualify for World Cup for the first time
Scotland Women qualify for the World Cup finals in France for the first time with win in Albania.
Roxanne Pallett quits radio show after CBB punch row
The ex-soap star also pulls out of a pantomime after a row over her Celebrity Big Brother appearance.
Hair transplants: Fighting against my receding hairline
Paul is one of thousands of British men to travel to Turkey this year to have a hair transplant.
Labour adopts full anti-Semitism definition
Labour agrees to adopt the full international definition of anti-Semitism, after months of rows.
Jose Mourinho 'reaches deal in Spanish tax dispute'
The Manchester United manager is reported to have agreed to pay a fine to the Spanish authorities.
Light aircraft crashes into sea at Pembrokeshire beach
The aircraft ended up nose-first in the sea at Whitesands Bay in St Davids, Pembrokeshire.
Peak District inspires 'Derbyshire Noir' crime writers
Peak District "darkness" is inspiring crime writers to create a new murder genre.
Barry Bennell abuse survivor helps Hollyoaks football grooming plot
A victim of football coach Barry Bennell has advised Hollyoaks on its football abuse storyline.
Four-year-old cycles from Land's End to John O'Groats
Rhoda, four, is thought to be the youngest person to cycle from Land's End to John O'Groats.
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