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- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
- Should working from home staff go to the office?
- 'Dartford Crossing trips ended with bailiffs at my door'
- The Papers: 'Hope and fear' and 'bigly trouble'
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Bill to ban police cell mental health detentions
- Crowds line streets for Lewes bonfire celebrations
- Bird flu outbreak confirmed in Yorkshire
- Police attacked with fireworks, bricks and bottles
- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
Starmer repays more than £6,000 in gifts after donations row
The PM is covering the cost of Taylor Swift tickets and other gifts, after criticism over donations.
Woman raped and killed on bench in Southall - court
A homeless man is on trial accused of the rape and manslaughter of Natalie Shotter.
Customers in Scotland face heating problems if meters not replaced
The replacement of radio-linked energy meters must be accelerated, says regulator Ofgem.
Banks to put four-day hold on suspicious payments
Rules allowing banks to delay payments to investigate fraud will come into force at the end of October.
'Laura had cancer but was misdiagnosed on the phone'
Laura Barlow "could have lived for longer" had she been seen face-to-face, her husband believes.
'Laura had cancer but was misdiagnosed on the phone'
Laura Barlow "could have lived for longer" had she been seen face-to-face, her husband believes.
'We're still looking over our shoulders after riot'
Members of a Muslim community are reaching out to build understanding, but they say fear lingers.
New allegations over surgeon convicted of rape
More allegations about a trainee surgeon convicted of raping two women have been made to the BBC.
'I was homeless - now I show tourists my city's hidden side'
Invisible Cities trains people affected by homelessness to be walking tour guides of their own cities.
Roads firm defends 96-mile diversion route
Amey has advised drivers to allow up to two-and-a-half hours to complete the detour off the A75.
First newborns join screening for 200 rare diseases
The new study uses genome sequencing to detect more diseases earlier, when they can still be treated.
Sex charge tutor case reveals ‘massive' safeguarding hole
A man charged with sexual assault has been advertising as a private tutor for children, the BBC finds.
Postmaster jailed for wife's murder seeks appeal
Lawyers for Robin Garbutt argue the Post Office Inquiry has shed new light on his case.
Postmaster jailed for wife's murder seeks appeal in light of Horizon scandal
Lawyers for Robin Garbutt argue the Post Office Inquiry has shed new light on his case.
Banks to put four-day hold on suspicious payments
Rules allowing banks to delay payments to investigate fraud will come into force at the end of October.
The Papers: 'Israel vows rapid revenge' and 'Kate's hug of love'
Israel's likely response to Iran's missile attack and a new photo of the Princess of Wales make many of Thursday's front pages.
PM goes to Brussels on mission to rebuild UK-EU trust
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer visits Brussels, pledging a relationship re-set after Brexit wrangling.
'He's got the moves' - King tries Samoan dance
The King and Queen met guests representing the Commonwealth at a St James's Palace reception.
'He's got the moves' - King tries Samoan dance
The King and Queen met guests representing the Commonwealth at a St James's Palace reception.
'He's got the moves' - King tries Samoan dance
The King and Queen met guests representing the Commonwealth at a St James's Palace reception.