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- 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
- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
- Sara Sharif’s father says stepmother was ‘true villain’
- 'Incredibly rare' pygmy hippo born at Edinburgh zoo
- Tube strikes called off after union talks
- Tube strikes called off after union talks
- Philp appointed shadow home secretary by Badenoch
Acting legend Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
She won two Oscars and starred in the Harry Potter films and Downton Abbey.
Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
Harland and Wolff, the Belfast shipbuilder, has formally entered administration for the second time.
Joseph Eubank found not guilty of raping teen
A jury finds Joseph Eubank, 27, not guilty of raping a 16-year-old girl on Brighton beach.
Stalking victims failed by police, report finds
The report says police forces need to improve as some victims are being left at serious risk.
Lynette White killer denied public parole hearing
Jeffrey Gafoor was jailed in 2003 for murdering 20-year-old Lynette White in 1988.
Regulator said investigating Harrods doctors was not in public interest
Women who worked at Harrods say they underwent medicals, including invasive sexual health tests.
New Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay promises to 'change' party
The former journalist defeated colleagues Murdo Fraser and Meghan Gallacher to take the party's top job.
Island mourns Shawn Seesahai machete murder 4,000 miles away
Shawn Seesahai came to England for opportunities, but a chance encounter led to his murder by two 12-year-olds.
Island mourns Shawn Seesahai machete murder 4,000 miles away
Shawn Seesahai came to England for opportunities, but a chance encounter led to his murder by two 12-year-olds.
Boris Johnson's 'hopeless' bid to persuade Prince Harry to stay
The ex-PM's memoir describes his meeting to try to keep Prince Harry from leaving royal life.
Treasury reconsidering Labour plan for non-dom tax status
The change follows concerns over how much money will be raised, should wealthy foreigners leave the UK.
They were arrested for posting during the riots – will it change anything?
Charges following disorder felt significant, but for social media giants there was no day of reckoning.
They were arrested for posting during the riots – will it change anything?
Charges following disorder felt significant, but for social media giants there was no day of reckoning.
Starmer meets Trump for the first time for two-hour dinner
The UK's "special relationship" with the US sits above whoever holds office, the prime minister says.
Could cruise ship stuck in Belfast for five months finally be about to set sail?
The Villa Vie Residences cruise ship should have left four months ago but has been held up by repairs.
The hemp farmers who have to hide their crops
Martin Cessford’s hemp farm spans five hectares, but he has to keep its exact location in Angus remains a secret.
'We’re sharing and rationing ADHD meds to get by’
One woman tells the BBC she has resorted to sharing medication with others on similar prescriptions.
'We’re sharing and rationing ADHD meds to get by’
One woman tells the BBC she has resorted to sharing medication with others on similar prescriptions.
Sycamore Gap sapling gifted in memory of boy with cancer
The National Trust is encouraging people to apply for 'Tree of Hope' descendants of the famous sycamore.
BBC reporter's 'ill-looking' AI clone fails to fool colleagues
Cyber Correspondent Joe Tidy has an AI clone of himself built to see how sophisticated they can be.