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Storm Dennis: The biscuits and boats helping flood-hit villagers
Volunteers have been keeping communities going in the wake of Storm Dennis.
Jurgen Klopp tells young Manchester United fan 'I can't make Liverpool lose'
Jurgen Klopp says 10-year-old Daragh's letter asking for Liverpool to lose was "nice" and "cheeky".
Jonathan Dews murder: Trio beat friend to death and set house alight
Jordan Metcalfe, Nathan Redmond and Scott Crutchley killed Jonathan Dews and set his home alight.
Cipriani in emotional Caroline Flack tribute
Gloucester fly-half Danny Cipriani releases an emotional video tribute to ex-girlfriend Caroline Flack, saying "it's OK to be vulnerable".
M4 traffic: 14-mile queues after hay bales shed in Cardiff
Traffic is queuing back 14 miles on the M4 after a load of hay bales were shed on the road.
'Walking Dead baseball bat attack' man sentenced
John Callis-Woolsey was also seen doing "The Floss" dance from Fortnite after the attack, police say.
Kerry Katona: I had to climb over my back gate to escape paparazzi
Singer Kerry Katona says being "constantly" followed by the media left her feeling suicidal at times.
Plan for Oxfordshire to be first 'smoke-free' county by 2025
The county council said its plan would be a "step change" in trying to reduce the number of smokers.
First class stamps to rise 6p to 76p
The Royal Mail is increasing the cost of postage again, with first-class stamps rising 6p to 76p
June Brown's 10 best moments as Dot Cotton
As the EastEnders legend says she has left Walford for good, look back at her most memorable moments.
Deontay Wilder v Tyson Fury II: Fight preview and all you need to know
As Tyson Fury prepares for his rematch with Deontay Wilder, BBC Sport takes you through all you need to know.
St Paul's bomb plot: IS supporter Safiyya Shaikh pleads guilty
Safiyya Shaikh admits preparing an act of terrorism by asking an undercover officer to supply bombs.
Harry Gregg: Funeral of Man United and Northern Ireland goalkeeper to take place
The former Manchester United goalkeeper rescued teammates following the 1958 Munich air disaster.
Newly-discovered Rembrandt work to go on display in Oxford
Let The Little Children Come To Me will be shown at Oxford's Ashmolean Museum as part of a larger exhibition.
Baby and girl, 3, killed with parents in crash near Fort William
The family were involved in a two-car collision on the A82 at Torlundy near Fort William.
School pupils' exam performance falls by up to 10%
Official figures show the number of students achieving passes in core Higher subjects dropped significantly in 2019.
Essex lorry deaths: Vietnamese police charge seven people
The Vietnamese nationals are accused of helping others to "flee abroad or stay abroad illegally".
Drake's Island fortress to reopen to public after 30 years
Drake's Island, located about 500m off the Plymouth coast, is a former fort, prison and adventure centre.
Todrick Hall: 'It was unheard of for a young, black boy to be dancing'
The Greatest Dancer judge reflects on his experiences growing up in Texas.
Storm Dennis: 'My business was flooded twice in two days'
Business owners describe how they have been left counting the cost of the floods caused by Storm Dennis.