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- Man dies at scene of Broughshane crash
- Police lost evidence of girl's abuse by babysitter
- John Swinney prepares to be sworn in as Scotland's first minister
- John Swinney prepares to be sworn in as Scotland's first minister
- 'We owe our children': Grieving parents say social media costs lives
- 'We owe our children': Grieving parents say social media costs lives
- E-gates back online after delays at UK airports
- Facebook 'did nothing about Taylor Swift ticket hack scam'
- Garrick Club votes to allow female members
- Teen drama turns tables on 'toxic parents'
Sunburn warning as 220 treated in N Ireland
One episode of sunburn can double the risk of skin cancer, says the Public Health Agency.
Egg donation: ‘Will they look like me?’
Ashleigh Kelso, 27, donated some of her eggs to a couple to help them start their own family.
Zara Holland on Love Island: 'Like being in a posh prison'
Former contestant Zara Holland talks about being on the show and how the experience impacted her health.
Battle of Britain RAF Spitfire pilot Geoffrey Wellum dies
Sqn Ldr Geoffrey Wellum, who was 18 when he joined the RAF in August 1939, dies at the age of 96.
Liam Gallagher urges brother Noel to bring back Oasis
The Wonderwall singer says he "forgives" his brother and it is time to bring back the Britpop band.
IVF: NHS couples 'face social rationing'
Eight out of 10 of CCGs in England do not offer IVF to couples if one partner has previous children.
Sir David Attenborough calls on public to count butterflies
The veteran naturalist says spending time in nature offers a respite from "the strains of modern life".
BA emergency landing forces London Gatwick runway closure
A British Airways flight from Naples to Gatwick Airport landed with a technical fault.
MPs criticise head of public prosecution's rape case failures
The head of public prosecutions is criticised for her handling of issues around disclosing evidence.
Low NHS morale is 'heartbreaking', says Matt Hancock
The new health secretary says technology, the workforce and prevention will be his top priorities.
Blind dog gave autistic woman 'hope in life'
Emma Barker, 18, who has autism and depression, says adopting a dog "saved her life".
Stalking reports treble as prosecution rates fall
There were more than 10,000 recorded offences of stalking and harassment in England and Wales last year.
Derbyshire hunt master filmed setting badger trap
Christopher White has been accused of illegally persecuting badgers after footage showed him laying and baiting a trap.
'I have to accept my daughter is gone'
Kate Osborne vanished in Bali in 2003 - but no trace of what happened to her has ever been found.
How the World Cup made some people feel more English
The England football team's unexpected success appears to have boosted feelings of Englishness.
'I was a child carer - it made me who I am today'
From 12, Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett helped look after her severely autistic brother. She says it was the defining experience of her life.
Mustafa Dawood: Brother's questions after immigration raid death
Asylum seeker Mustafa Dawood fell to his death from a roof, now his family want answers.
'First females' offer their first class advice
Tips for success from inspiring women featured in a photo exhibition of 100 first females.
David Walliams 'thrilled' to edit Beano 80th birthday edition
The actor and children's author has created a new character for the 80th anniversary edition of the comic.
Newspaper headlines: 'Lawless Britain' and a 'cosy cover-up'
The rise in crime and anonymity for MPs under investigation make the front pages.