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- Too much debt or value for money? Students divided over tuition fee rise
- The Papers: Kate 'back on duty' and tax hike 'backlash'
- Catherine joins royals at Remembrance event
- Meet the AI robot whose artwork sold for over $1m
- Family pay tribute to British man killed in Ukraine
- Crowds line parade route of 696th Lord Mayor's Show
- Queen to miss Remembrance events after illness
- Double-decker bus crash leaves 17 people injured
- 'My £750 vouchers are useless after restaurant closure'
- Murder charges following attack in pub
Reality Check: How healthy is your commute?
What forms of transport in urban environments expose you to the highest amounts of pollutants?
UK aid for wealthier overseas territories after rule change
The move comes after the government was unable to direct aid to hurricane-hit islands in 2017.
Mental health 'calls for flexible sick pay'
A charity says that workers should be able to take part-time sick leave to avoid severe financial hardship.
Ryanair passengers brace for new bag rules
Airline's second change to luggage regulations this year comes into effect on Thursday.
Robot backpack: How this Fusion bot aids collaboration
The Fusion bot shares and teaches skills by transferring body motions from one person to another.
Newspaper headlines: Police chief plea and airport drink crackdown
A chief constable's call for over-stretched police forces to "get back to basics" makes the front page of several papers.
Halloween in pictures: Fun and frights from the night
Our treat of a picture gallery shows you the tricks on offer for the annual spooky event.
Can football clubs help stop prisoners reoffending?
Can pairing up every professional club with a local prison help cut reoffending rates?
Labour says it would end the welfare freeze
The pledge, which was not in Labour's last manifesto, emerged after Prime Minister's Questions.
Leicester City helicopter crash: Aircraft 'spun' after take-off
Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha died along with four others in the crash.
Waitrose Food: Freelancer says vegans are not snowflakes
The journalist at the centre of the Waitrose Food row says vegans just want to live in a "moral" way.
Tottenham Hotspur: Why Spurs must solve new stadium issues
A stressful stadium move is causing unease at Tottenham but with rising costs and other issues at play, getting it wrong could have far-reaching consequences for the club, writes Simon Stone.
Brexit: Dominic Raab 'expects deal by 21 November'
The Brexit secretary is upbeat, but his department downplays the idea of a set date when talks will conclude.
Spinal implant helps paralysed patients walk again
Scientists develop an implant that can enable paralysed patients to walk again temporarily.
Channel 4 chooses Leeds for new HQ
The broadcaster is moving almost 40% of its staff out of the capital.
Essex village used in 'appalling' Trump candidate advert
Jaywick Sands in Essex features in an advert for Republican congressional candidate Dr Nick Stella.
Eleven teachers sent home after refusing to teach 'unruly pupils'
Eleven staff at a school in Edinburgh are sent home without pay after claiming their safety is at risk.
World's longest DNA sequence decoded
A team of UK scientists have claimed the record for decoding the world's longest DNA sequence.
Mobile phone shop staff 'enabling Sim swap scams'
Fraudsters are using lax ID checks at phone shops to commit identity theft, a BBC investigation finds.
Met Police to launch range of merchandise
Scotland Yard hopes the merchandise will help improve the Met's image and raise income