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- Alleged fourth 'IS Beatle' charged with terrorism offences
- Swimming pools: Concern as closures across the UK revealed
- Ukrainian skating sisters back to 'doing what they love'
- UK heatwave: Carrot lollies keep animals cool in Warwickshire
- 'We never knew our home was on the scammers' list'
- Why have so many children's homes opened in Blackpool?
- 'Every day it doesn't rain, the pressure mounts'
- UK heatwave: Four-day extreme heat warning comes into effect
- Burglary, robbery and theft victims failed by police - watchdog
- Ryanair boss O'Leary says the era of €10 flights is over
East Kent NHS Trust: Hospital apologises over baby death errors
A hospital trust apologises to Alisha Pegg, whose daughter Grace died in her arms.
Obituary: Snowman creator Raymond Briggs
Award-winning illustrator and cartoonist whose work The Snowman became a Christmas favourite.
Driving tests: More than half a million learners still waiting
Young people like 18-year-old Eloise says it could be another year before they pass their test.
Cost of living: Chancellor pledges to bring energy discount scheme to NI
Nadhim Zahawi will meet Stormont ministers and the utility regulator over a £400 energy bill discount scheme.
Triathlon: First-time triathlete learns to swim in eight weeks
John McDermott says he always wanted to compete in a triathlon but could not swim.
'I can say I love you and not be beaten'
Yulia and Tanya, who fled the war in Ukraine, visit their first Pride in the UK.
Tobias White-Sansom: Family seeks answers over Spanish nightclub death
Tobias White-Sansom died in hospital five days after an altercation at a nightclub in Majorca.
Jayde Adams: Comedian on doing Strictly Come Dancing for her late sister
The comedian and actress hasn't danced with anyone since competing with her late sister as teenagers.
EU Settlement Scheme: Bogus marriage couples not being prosecuted
BBC News finds almost 400 couples who tried to exploit a post-Brexit scheme have yet to be removed.
England student loan interest rate capped at 6.3%
Ministers say they want to provide support as prices rises, but analysts say it won't help students.
Eurovision 2023: UK host city will need to cancel other events to make way for contest
Council officials confirm Eurovision organisers need access to a venue six weeks ahead of the contest.
Wildlife under stress as dry spell shrinks rivers
Most of the world's chalk streams are in southern and eastern England and are under particular strain.
Households already in debt as energy bills rise
Six million UK households owe over £200 to energy suppliers, according to a survey.
King's College London: Disabled student calls for better access to university
Wheelchair user Naomi Stenning is campaigning to improve access to buildings at King's College London.
Victor Hamilton: Third person charged with murder
A 41-year-old man is due to appear in court on Wednesday charged over the death of a 63 year old.
Newspaper headlines: 'Wake up zombies!' and 'Truss softens on handouts'
The spiralling cost of living and the ongoing Tory leadership race lead the papers.
Tory leadership: Rivals trade blows over energy bills help
Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak attack each other's plans after new predictions of soaring household costs.
Ferguson shipyard boss confident of brighter future
The company's chief executive is optimistic two delayed CalMac ferries will be delivered next year.
Dafydd Wigley: Welsh independence less likely if Scotland stays
Former Plaid leader Dafydd Wigley says there would be a "greater focus" on a redesigned UK.
Darryl Hunt: The Pogues 'saddened' as bass player dies
The Pogues' frontman Shane MacGowan says they will all miss the "really nice" bass player.