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- SNP's power-sharing deal with Greens collapses
- Sainsbury's boosted by strong food sales
- Cavalry horses in serious condition after bolting
- Cavalry horses in serious condition after bolting
- Ex-senior Post Office boss van den Bogerd due at inquiry
- 'Why should my autistic son face a bleak future?'
- Head praises school's response to triple stabbing
- Mining giant BHP proposes buyout of Anglo American
- Shetland spaceport moves closer to first rocket launch
- Patients died after errors by blood cancer service
'How I hid my autism to fit in'
Eloise Stark describes how she created strategies to help her "fit in" with others until her diagnosis.
'I live in a Gaudi building visited by a million tourists each year'
Ana Viladomiu lives in La Pedrera, a building designed by architect Antoni Gaudí, in Barcelona. Around a million tourists a year pay 22 euros ($24) to visit the popular landmark.
HS2: Views from along the track
Supporters and critics give their thoughts on the government decision to build HS2.
Man City's European ban Q&A: What could this mean for the club?
BBC's Simon Stone explains what the consequences could be for Manchester City following their two-season ban from European competition.
Pregnant actresses: 'We're not treated like people'
The way some actresses are treated is straight out of "the dark ages", says the Equality Commission.
Child rapist ex-Pembroke mayor's picture to stay up
Instead of taking David Boswell's photograph down, councillors voted to turn it to face the wall.
Appeal Court rules Islamic marriages invalid in UK
Appeal judges overturn a ruling that found Islamic faith weddings were legally recognised in the UK.
Harry Dunn: Car seen on wrong side of road near RAF base
A video emerges of a car being driven on the wrong side of the road near where Harry Dunn was killed.
Manchester City banned from European club competitions for two seasons by Uefa
Manchester City are banned from European club competitions for two seasons by Uefa.
Anorexic woman's death prompted independent review
The review into Madeline Wallace's case prompted 14 recommendations for change, an inquest hears.
Woman, 23, wins farmhouse in Valentine's Day raffle
The owner of Shrubbery Farm House in Shropshire sold about 340,000 raffle tickets for £2 each.
Stormont: Names of special advisers and salaries published
The list, including former MP Emma-Little Pengelly, indicates fewer Spads and a lower average salary.
Coronavirus: How do you self-isolate successfully?
From food delivery to dealing with family, here's how those told to isolate themselves can avoid spreading the virus.
Man jailed 50 years after raping girl in Prescot
The court heard Thomas Nulty raped the six-year-old in the 1970s when he was babysitting her.
Major incident declared as Yorkshire braced for flooding
Storm Dennis threatens a further deluge to areas already devastated by flooding.
Hospital's 'gross failings' led to pressure sores death
Double amputee Janet Prince was left on an inappropriate mattress on a trolley for nine hours.
Whale beached in Cornwall dies despite rescue attempts
It was spotted swimming around the coast in the morning but has since died, experts have confirmed.
Coastal erosion: The homes lost to the sea
As sea levels rise, difficult decisions are being made about which communities to save.
Lewys Crawford inquest: Antibiotics delay contributed to death
Lewys Crawford was not given antibiotics for hours after he arrived at hospital.
Tesco told not to block rival supermarkets
The UK competition authority tells Tesco to stop preventing other supermarkets from leasing nearby sites.