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- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
- Richard Ashcroft: 'I was the mouthy lead singer'
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- 'Tories crushed' as rebels 'end plot to oust Sunak'
- How my idea became Minecraft's biggest tournament
- Spacey responds to new claims ahead of documentary
US Open 2020: Johanna Konta beaten by Sorana Cirstea in second round
Britain's Johanna Konta is knocked out of the US Open in three sets by Romanian Sorana Cirstea.
Marine energy: Wales urged to be 'world leader'
"This is not a time to sit back," says ex-energy minister Lord Hain, urging a post-coronavirus push.
Alice Ruggles: Parents fear killer could be transferred to India
Alice Ruggles' parents worry her killer may not serve his full sentence if transferred to India.
Extinction Rebellion: More than 300 arrested at London climate protests
Extinction Rebellion and other groups stage a third day of demonstrations in central London.
Newspaper headlines: Demand to get UK 'flying again' and BBC's social media 'crackdown'
Calls for coronavirus tests at airports and a speech from the BBC's new director general make the headlines.
Reeta Chakrabarti: My Forgotten Army family ties
The news presenter discovers more about her father-in-law, just one of the men who belonged to the 14th Army in Burma.
HS2 rail project work begins with pledge of 22,000 jobs
Work on the controversial rail line formally starts on Friday, with Boris Johnson saying it will "fire up growth".
Pret a Manger offers coffee on a monthly subscription
Pret a Manager will allow customers to buy up to five drinks each day for a £20 monthly subscription.
Eat Out to Help Out serves up 100 million meals in August
Restaurants. pubs and cafes claimed £522m under the discount scheme in August, Treasury figures show.
Debenhams: No cliff edge for stores group, says boss
The High Street group is in administration, but the boss tells the BBC Debenhams is doing far better than expected.
Coronavirus: Portugal to be added to Scottish quarantine list
Travellers arriving in Scotland from Portugal and French Polynesia will have to isolate for 14 days.
Coronavirus: Police investigate 300 people house party in Midlothian
The organisers are accused of showing "blatant disregard" for rules to limit the spread of coronavirus.
Emergency response after Waverley steamer hits pier
One eyewitness said she saw people getting taken away in ambulances from the site at Brodick pier in Arran.
Coronavirus in Wales: Portugal, Greek islands put on quarantine list
Travellers to Wales from Portugal and six Greek islands must self-isolate from Friday.
Scientist jailed for sending fake poison to Theresa May
Christopher Doyle sent the white powder a month after ex-Russian spy Sergei Skripal was poisoned.
Coronavirus: Portugal added to Wales' quarantine list and virus 'spreading again in Scotland'
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Thursday evening.
Hair salon told it 'cannot advertise for a happy stylist'
The hair salon was told a job ad for a "happy" stylist would "discriminate against unhappy people".
Top-selling songs of the summer revealed
Songs that went viral on TikTok dominate the Top 10, alongside hits by Lady Gaga and Harry Styles.
Charlie Gard's parents: 'We never thought we'd be happy again'
The parents of Charlie Gard, who died in 2017, explain how their newborn son has changed their lives.
France 'as committed as UK' to stop Channel crossings, MPs told
Work to tackle migrants crossing the Channel in small boats "is delivering results", MPs are told.