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- 'My £750 vouchers are useless after restaurant closure'
- Double-decker bus crash leaves 17 people injured
- Former students urged to check for loan refunds
- Fireworks destroy van after exploding in blaze
- What is rejection therapy and why it became a TikTok trend
- 'I met my cousin in the middle of a war then never saw him again'
- Pub has to cancel bookings over cost of showing live rugby
- Pub has to cancel bookings over cost of showing live rugby
- Black veteran wrongly called thief and banned from every Morrisons
- The good, the bad and the celebrity: Sugar Hut sale is 'end of an era'
'People don't expect me to be able to draw'
A teenager who lost her hands and feet to meningitis as a baby is now heading to art college.
May's mission to woo Africa after Brexit
British Prime Minister Theresa May starts a three-nation tour of Africa where she will promote trade ties.
Beg, get arrested, go to court, repeat...
Luke has been arrested 17 times for begging, and jailed twice. He returns to the streets each time - and before long he's arrested again.
Anti-social commuters: The travel habits you hate
Tell us about the commuter habits you hate the most.
Bridesmaid spends 15 hours escaping wedding
Lucy was a friend's bridesmaid in a remote part of Scotland but agoraphobia meant she had to plan her exit.
Bow stabbings: Man, 36, charged with two counts of grievous bodily harm
The women, aged in their 50s and 60s, were attacked on two different streets in east London.
US Open 2018: Andy Murray beats James Duckworth on Grand Slam return
Britain's Andy Murray marks his return to Grand Slam tennis with a four-set victory over James Duckworth in the US Open first round.
What's gone wrong with payday lender Wonga?
The payday lender says it is considering "all options" following reports the firm could collapse.
Loyal customers 'pay £75 extra' for insurance
Customers who stick with the same home insurance provider pay £75 extra per year, research finds.
'Respect!' Mourinho bites back at critics
After his team lost 3-0 at home to Tottenham, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho is involved in a bad-tempered exchange in his news conference.
Strictly Come Dancing: Stars share their hopes and fears
The season launch for Strictly Come Dancing 2018 took place at BBC Broadcasting House.
Man Utd 0-3 Tottenham: Spurs win to increase pressure on Jose Mourinho
Tottenham increase the pressure on Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho with a convincing 3-0 win at Old Trafford.
Newspaper headlines: Theresa May in Africa and 'heatwave food shock'
Research suggesting food bills could rise 5% because of the hot weather features in several papers.
Chagos Islands dispute: UK 'threatened' Mauritius
The Chagos Islands dispute is seen by some as an indication of the UK's waning global influence.
Bodyguard: The critics' verdict on the new drama
Bodyguard debuted on BBC One with a peak of 6.9 million viewers.
Solihull murders: Manhunt for suspect Janbaz Tarin
Janbaz Tarin, 21, is being sought over the killings of his ex-partner and her mother in Solihull.
The five-year-old 'conquering Everest' on Pendle Hill
Daisy, 5, from Lancashire, has climbed Pendle Hill 52 times to raise money for the Pendleside Hospice.
Opposition calls for 'full transparency' in Alex Salmond probe
Opposition parties want more details of the handling of sexual harassment complaints against Alex Salmond.
Lucy McHugh: Funeral held for stabbed 13-year-old
Lucy McHugh's mother remembered her as a "real individual, a little hurricane of smiles and lip gloss".
KSI v Logan Paul: Twitch pirates outnumbered YouTube payers
Amazon's video service faces criticism after pirated streams of Saturday's bouts drew millions.