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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
Labour vows to boost British renewable energy firms
The shadow business secretary launches the next phase of Labour's "build it in Britain" campaign.
Magaluf death: Parents 'devastated' by lack of UK support
Thomas Channon's parents said they learned details of how he died through his friends, rather than the authorities
Billionaire's superyacht 'one of biggest' ships to visit Bristol
Archimedes, owned by American billionaire James Simons, is worth an estimated £75m.
Georgia Hall: 'My dad wore the same socks for four days'
British Open winner Georgia Hall and her father had a smelly superstition during the golf tournament.
'Reckless' London driver threatens to run over cyclists
The man was filmed driving at speed towards cyclists in Clapham, south-west London.
University chief wants to bring back maintenance grants
The Russell Group head says maintenance grants could make a "substantial difference" for poorer students.
Affordable homes on green belt 'a lie', say campaigners
Campaigners claim 78% of the 460,000 homes planned for greenfield sites will not be affordable.
'To me, to you!' What makes a great double act?
After the death of one half of the Chuckle Brothers, another favourite TV duo, Dick and Dom, reveal what makes a great double act.
Reality Check: Have water companies cut leaks by a third?
Consumers are being asked not to waste water, but how much do water companies waste through leakage?
The tea rooms that brought Mackintosh back to life
One woman's mission to take the designer's famous Willow Tea Rooms back to its glory days.
New test hope for liver disease in dogs
Vets in Edinburgh develop a blood test that quickly identifies early signs of liver disease in dogs.
Hundreds more air traffic controllers needed
The main air traffic service develops a series of "mini games" to attract new recruits amid a predicted surge in flights.
Huge rise in dog attacks on sheep
Farmers blame increasing number of attacks on livestock on ill-equipped dog walkers visiting the countryside.
Serco's asylum evictions plan heads to court
A legal challenge to prevent asylum seekers being evicted from properties in Glasgow is being lodged.
'Reckless' driver hunted after Clapham cyclist row
Police search for the man who drove at cyclists in Clapham, London in what he said was a stolen car.
‘Don’t try to be a man,’ says rail boss Dyan Crowther
"When I started working, there weren’t even ladies' toilets," says HS1 boss Dyan Crowther.
Samantha Eastwood: Man charged with murder of midwife
Michael Stirling, aged 32, is charged with the murder of midwife Samantha Eastwood.
Rural crime rise prompts 'medieval' defences
As the cost of crime rises to £44.5m, farmers are building up fortifications, a report says.
Newspaper headlines: Brexit blame game and Max's Law praise
Monday's papers start the week with a plethora of Brexit stories and success for one newspaper's campaign on organ donation.
House of Fraser store closures to go ahead
The future of the chain remains in the balance, with the retailer seeking fresh investment to survive.