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- Russia suffers worst month for casualties since war began, says UK defence chief
- Strictly's Chris McCausland praised for 'poignant' blackout dance imitating blindness
- Homeless prison leavers twice as likely to reoffend
- Too much debt or value for money? Students divided over tuition fee rise
- Watch: Strictly's 'spectacular' blackout dance moment
- The Papers: Kate 'back on duty' and tax hike 'backlash'
- 'Smaller R in the royal' - How Prince William wants to do things differently
- 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
Co-op to replace plastic bags with compostable carriers
The supermarket chain says the new biodegradable bags will be brought in at 1,400 of its stores.
Eeyore the donkey rescued from sinkhole in Helston
The animal was hauled out by 17 firefighters.
Chas from Chas and Dave dies aged 74
He was one half of the musical duo whose hits included Rabbit and Snooker Loopy.
Paul Logan: Family offers £50k reward over 1993 murder
Paul Logan, 25, was lured to a Shotley Bridge farm on the pretext of delivering a takeaway.
Atlantic rower in hand-built boat rescued off Land's End
Duncan Hutchison, from the Highlands, had been rowing across the Atlantic for more than three months.
Prisoner ran East Midlands teen drug ring from jail
Shaun Lau used youngsters to sell heroin and cocaine in Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.
Jeremy Hunt: Don't mistake politeness for weakness
Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt urges EU leaders to "step back from the abyss" of a no-deal Brexit.
Church of England will not take on Wonga's loans
The Church of England decides it is "not as well placed as others" to buy the failed lender's loans.
Who was the mysterious gardener Miss Harrison?
A box of archives reveals the story of a pioneering 19th century gardener who blazed a trail for women.
Man stabbed to death in Hackney flat fight
A 20-year-old man dies and a 17-year-old is injured in a disturbance in north-east London.
Petrol prices could fall by £1.50 a tank, says the AA
Fuel prices are at a four-year high, but the AA says a supermarket price war could lower costs.
Spanish classes for toddlers teach kids languages early
The people behind the language lessons say it's important to get children learning languages early.
Labour Conference: Can Jeremy Corbyn keep the party united?
Labour Party members head to Liverpool for their annual conference.
Home truths for NI Secretary of State Karen Bradley
From Belfast to Buxton to Biddulph, her performance as secretary of state is being watched with interest.
Brexit compromise still possible, Donald Tusk says
The European Council president said it was in fact Theresa May who was "uncompromising" over her plan.
Labour could renationalise railways in five years - McDonnell
John McDonnell says he will create a Treasury unit to oversee the party's plans for more public ownership.
Three mums talk about breastfeeding in public
How to treat a mum breastfeeding in public.
Harry Potter's birthplace in Lavenham still for sale
The estate agent behind the sale of De Vere House says it is yet to find "the buyer it deserves".
Bristol venue to play Africa by Toto on loop all night
People will see how long they can endure the song at a Bristol music venue.
The town that became Scotland's chilli capital
It all began as a joke but now Mark Hodgson can't even pop to the shops without having to discuss chillies.