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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
HMP Bedford Tornado team quells unrest at 'dungeon' jail
The same prison suffered £1m damage in a 230-man riot in 2016.
Mesmerising starling murmuration captured near Leominster
Sarah Church filmed the amazing sight in Brierly near Leominster earlier this week.
Passengers seek flights after Flybmi ceases operations
Travellers tell the BBC they cannot get home after the UK regional airline went into administration.
Pension contribution hike to hit pay packets
The potential impact on workers with auto-enrolled pensions is "quite substantial", says an expert.
Emiliano Sala: Former coach pays tribute to footballer
On the day of footballer Emiliano Sala's funeral, his childhood friend and a former coach pay tribute.
Brexit: Theresa May urges Tory MPs to unite and back deal
Theresa May tells Conservatives "history will judge us all" over the handling of Britain's EU exit.
How Lidl learnt to be less German in the UK
Ronny Gottschlich, the former boss of Lidl, explains how the German discounter grew in the UK.
Has Meghan's accent changed since marrying Prince Harry?
Linguistics experts are split over whether the Duchess of Sussex has adopted a British twang.
The soldier with a secret talent - ballet
When Alex Smith joined the Army he didn't reveal to anyone he had spent years training to be a dancer.
Border collie rescued after Llanelli drone search
Socks the dog was found curled up in a ball after he was tracked down by a volunteer.
The boy who taught himself to play
Student Nuradean Arreythe loved classical music so much he taught himself how to play, even though he doesn’t read music or own a piano.
Concern over 'hidden' Universal Credit council costs
Councils say a new benefit is leaving them with additional "hidden" costs.
Parents of sick babies need more leave, charity says
Parents of sick babies need more paternity and maternity leave, a neonatal charity says.
Scottish prisoners forced to double-up in cells
More than 1,400 prisoners in Scotland have had to share a single cell with another inmate, the justice secretary confirms.
London Marathon marker dedicated to Stephen Lawrence
The 18-mile marker includes quotes from young people about the murdered teenager's legacy.
Cambridge time expert fears sundials are 'old hat'
Cambridge academic Dr Frank King says getting young people to love sundials is "an uphill struggle".
Bloodsports videos taken down from Facebook and YouTube
Footage of cockfighting and hare coursing in the UK was removed after a Countryfile investigation.
The sound-editor mum up for an Oscar
At home Nina Hartstone runs the PTA and feeds the cat, at work she's a Bafta-winning sound editor. Now she's in line for an Oscar.
Newspaper headlines: Richest man quits UK and Brexit food aid plan
A prominent Brexiteer's decision to move to Monaco for tax reasons, and EU plans to send food aid to the UK feature in Sunday's papers.
Newport 1-4 Man City: Phil Foden double helps City into FA Cup quarter-finals
Phil Foden scores twice as Manchester City avoid an FA Cup upset by beating a stubborn Newport County to reach the quarter-finals.