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- Rioter, 61, found hanging in cell, inquest told
- Juryless rape trials pilot axed by Scottish government
- Sara Sharif was innocent soul, murder accused said
- The questions being asked over the Southport attack
- 'How I led police to a thief and got my bike back'
- Private schools vote for legal action over VAT plans
- Alleged spy says he 'sabotaged operation' to travel to Iran
- NHS must improve productivity, says Streeting
- Woman admits relationship with Zara Aleena killer
- School leaders know fixing problems a marathon, not a sprint
Pony Club: Horse riding teacher swore at children, probe finds
An investigation into alleged bullying finds a Pony Club instructor used inappropriate language.
How have Humza Yousaf's first 100 days as first minister gone?
The new first minister has faced a baptism of fire - so are things going to get any easier?
NI Education: Almost 400 children with special needs waiting on school place
Families uncertain about a suitable school place for their child tell BBC News NI of their frustration.
Giant stone artefacts found on rare Ice Age site in Kent
Excavations revealed artefacts in deep Ice Age sediments preserved on a hillside in Kent.
Chinese owner of iconic MG car brand to build Europe plant
MG, which has roots dating back over a century, was made in the UK until production moved to China in 2016.
Sarina Wiegman: English desire to win football tournament ‘like a trauma’
Sarina Wiegman says prior to Euro 2022, England's desire to win a tournament was like a "trauma" for the country.
England's Big Picture: 3 July - 9 July 2023
Showcasing the best images sent to us from around England.
The Life of Fred: From £10k debt and despair to successful podcaster
Freddie Nicholson speaks of his journey to find "peace" after battles with depression and gambling.
The Papers: 'AI told me to kill Queen' and '7% rates forecast'
The King's Coronation ceremony in Scotland and the latest mortgage forecasts make Thursday's papers.
Police seize £130m worth of cannabis in UK-wide crackdown
More than 1,000 arrests are made during the UK's "most significant" ever crackdown on organised crime.
Could the Conservatives lose five by-elections?
There's little sign of positivity among Tories, who are facing a serious electoral test with by-elections looming.
Nothing But Thieves: How food critic Jay Rayner helped the direction of new album
Concept album Dead Club City is heading for number one, after a dash of advice from Jay Rayner.
Horizon research deal with EU awaits Sunak's signature
BBC News understands a deal has been negotiated over UK association with the Horizon programme.
Oil giant Shell warns cutting production ‘dangerous’
The world's need for fossil fuels is "desperate", Shell's chief executive told the BBC.
Joint bid to bar landlords from excluding families
A new UK law to ban landlords from excluding families and people on benefits may extend to Scotland.
NHS 75: Warning Wales' health service is not fit for future
The health minister is expected to say difficult questions must be asked for the service to cope.
Labour leader pledges education reforms to break class barriers
The Labour leader will say a "class ceiling" is holding back children when he outlines his education plans.
Cambridgeshire council's four-day week trial expanded despite minister call
Bin collections are added to the trial despite a minister's concern over the impact on taxpayers.
Fiona Phillips 'just getting on with it' after Alzheimer's diagnosis
The journalist and broadcaster discovered she had the disease after suffering months of brain fog and anxiety.