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Meat, vegetable and dairy prices to rise after production falls, research finds.

Demand for warehousing space has almost doubled in the past 10 years, as online shopping surges.

A no-deal Brexit could lead to a 13-mile line of toilets, says one paper, while another reports on Chilean thieves.

A man in his 20s is found dead at a property in Bath, prompting a chemical alert.

Wet and windy weather hits sporting and music events ahead of predicted sunshine on Monday.

SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon responds to calls to suspend her predecessor from the party amid harassment claims.

Chelsea maintain their winning start to the Premier League season with victory over Newcastle in a match featuring three goals in 11 minutes.

The payday lender is considering "all options" after struggling with a spike in compensation claims.

Thousands of performers take to the streets for Notting Hill Carnival's Family Day.

Mariam Moustafa, 18, was left in a coma after an assault and later died of a stroke.

The search for two missing North Sea fishermen is called off after bodies are discovered.

The British-Iranian mother chose to return to jail "with her head held high", her husband says.

Shirts possibly worn by an obscure ex-Norwich City goalkeeper turn up in an Australian charity shop.

The daughter of a British couple who died on an Egyptian holiday has spoken about the ordeal.

The UK's own satellite navigation system project is to get a £92m boost, an official tells the BBC.

Their daughter describes how she found her parents critically ill in their hotel room.

The party will open itself up to candidates who are not MPs, but insists Vince Cable is not stepping down.

Herman Van Rompuy suggests a no-deal scenario could prompt Scotland to seek its independence.

Blastoise and Jeffery were found, but the other two - Squirtle and Wartortle - are still missing.

The MoD says it is urgently removing suspect parts and warning those who may have been exposed.