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- Cinnamon the capybara faces fresh capture attempt
- Woman admits dangerous driving caused baby's death
- Traffic delays of three hours after M25 lorry fire
- Sky Glass customers complain as TVs won't turn on
- Normal People star to appear in new stage version of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof
- 'Painful' Budget warning spooks people's confidence
- 'Shrinking violet' who became a star - is this time for Daniel Dubois' crowning moment?
- Government borrowing in August highest since Covid
- Finding out at 87 who mum and dad were
- Britten's choir reunites after local newspaper ad
Rick Astley on his wife Lene: 'The success I'm having is due to her'
The star says his film producer wife, Lene Bausager, believed in his music even when he didn't.
Are women turning their back on the pill?
Use of coils, implants and injections has nearly doubled in a decade, NHS figures show.
Theresa May in Scotland for talks with Nicola Sturgeon
Mrs May will face questions from the Scottish first minister about her Brexit plans while in Edinburgh.
UKIP members suspended after socialist bookshop protest
The party suspends three members after reports of a protest at a left-wing bookshop.
Scottish pupils await exam results
Thousands of students are due to discover how well they performed in their National 4 and 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exams.
Ten times more men than women died on UK coastline in 2017, RNLI says
The RNLI warns young men to be more safety conscious around water and reveals 99 men died on the coast in 2017.
A look inside the UK's biggest lesbian festival
Organisers of L Fest say the event enables children with two mums mix with similar families.
Cyber-attack! Would your firm handle it better than this?
There's a right way and a wrong way to deal with cyber-attack. How does this fictional company do?
Heatwave bonanza 'fails to boost shop sales'
Retail sales slow in July despite people splashing out on fans, food and drink in the heatwave.
Home equity release may cost pension firms billions
Some lenders have underestimated the cost of certain home loans - which could threaten the financial system.
Newspaper headlines: Salisbury 'extradition move' and Ben Stokes trial
The front pages carry claims the UK is to launch a case against two Russian suspects over the attack.
The battle against skin-whitening cream
Shops continue to sell the illegal cream as Trading Standards struggle to regulate the sector.
Labour probe into Dame Margaret Hodge dropped
The party will not investigate claims the MP shouted at leader Jeremy Corbyn over anti-Semitism.
European Championships 2018: Georgia Davies, Adam Peaty, James Guy & Freya Anderson win gold in mixed relay
Great Britain's Georgia Davies, Adam Peaty, James Guy and Freya Anderson win gold in a new European record time in the mixed 4x100m mixed relay.
Safety concerns over websites selling prescription drugs
A Panorama investigation reveals safety concerns relating to some websites selling prescription drugs.
Music mogul Jonathan King receives police apology over failed trial
Jonathan King had been accused of assaulting teenage boys.
Holidaymakers hit as pound falls
Travellers are currently being offered $1.26 or €1.09 for every pound, according to exchange company Travelex.
So-called 'IS Beatles' El Shafee Elsheikh and Alexanda Kotey dispute extradition
Two Londoners accused of belonging to IS speak to the BBC's Quentin Sommerville from jail in Syria.
Seal found 17 miles inland on Somerset Levels
The RSPCA said it probably followed the fish upstream but seals were "usually capable of finding their way back".
Boris Johnson faces criticism over burka 'letter box' jibe
Boris Johnson is accused of stoking Islamophobia to boost his Conservative leadership ambitions.