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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
Jaguar workers put on three-day week until Christmas
The UK's largest carmaker is making "temporary adjustments" to shifts at its Castle Bromwich plant.
Barnsley house crash: Four men charged over fatal lorry house crash
Four men face charges after an HGV ploughed into a house, killing a 58-year-old pedestrian.
Sheffield dogs appeal: Charity's plea to rescue centres
A Sheffield charity is appealing to rescue centres to help them keep up with demand for support dogs.
Targeted treatment for melanoma to be free on NHS
Trials showed the risk of the cancer returning after surgery was reduced with the therapy.
No-deal Brexit would hit UK economy, says IMF
Leaving the EU without a deal will entail "substantial costs" for the UK economy, the IMF warns.
London Fashion Week 2018: Robots take over the runway
A catwalk show at London Fashion Week has divided opinions about the future of fashion.
Brexit: What do French people think?
Divorce settlements and racing off a cliff are just some of the ways the French media has given its views on Brexit.
Barking seal mistaken for dog sparks Sunderland 999 call-out
The RNLI says it does dog rescues to prevent owners going into the water after their pets.
Highways England launches campaign to stop tailgating
Tailgating is said to provoke feelings of surprise, anger and contempt for other motorists.
Income 'not the only factor' in poverty
The Social Metrics Commission says assessments should include "inescapable" costs, as well as income.
Unilever relocation plan rejected by major shareholder
Aviva Investors will vote against Unilever's plan to move its headquarters to the Netherlands.
'I believe we'll get a good deal from EU negotiations' - PM
But Theresa May says the alternative to her negotiations "will be not having a deal".
Brexit: PM says 'it's either my deal or no deal'
Theresa May is also sharply critical of proposals for the Irish border put forward by some Brexiteers.
Further education college finances face double whammy
Amid growing concern about financial bailouts, new analysis reveals the dire state of college budgets.
Police rule out Novichok link to Salisbury diners becoming ill
Police said two people fell ill at a restaurant in the town, but have ruled out Novichok as a cause.
Labour calls for ban on early foetus gender test
The party fears the eight-week blood test, available privately, may lead to selective abortions of girls.
Why it's OK to have 'bad manners'
It is common to hear complaints about the behaviour of others, but what are "good manners"?
Newspaper headlines: Boris says Irish border Brexit plan 'a disaster'
Brexiteer Boris Johnson says a backstop would lead to Northern Ireland becoming a Brussels "annex".
Brexit and the blank canvas
Jon Kay asks voters in Birmingham what they want to know about the UK's plans to leave the European Union.
Decades of sex abuse uncovered at Rhu children's home
Dozens of victims tell the BBC about the abuse they suffered at Lagarie Children's Home in Rhu, Argyll.