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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
Snowdon 'prat' thanks mountain rescuers
"Things could have ended far differently," says first person rescued from mountain in 2019.
Has Leeds sex workers’ zone worked?
Has the "managed zone" in Leeds, where women are allowed to sell sex, worked?
Katie Price denies drink-driving charge
Police found the TV personality in a damaged car at the roadside in south-east London on 10 October 2018.
'I'm managing Banksy attraction by myself'
Steelworker Ian Lewis admits he needs help looking after the popular artwork in Port Talbot.
Surrey train stabbing: Murder accused appears in court
Darren Pencille is charged with murdering Lee Pomeroy in front of the victim's 14-year-old son.
Migrant search after empty dinghy found on Kent beach
The empty boat containing six life jackets and personal possessions was found on a beach in Kent.
Vlogger, 14, 'traumatised' by Chelsea steward row
Max Hayes said he was threatened with not being allowed to watch the match in a dispute over filming.
Janelle Monae books Glastonbury slot
The R&B star will headline Glastonbury's West Holts stage, Emily Eavis tells the BBC.
Goalkeeper denies Nazi salute
Crystal Palace keeper Wayne Hennessey denies making a Nazi salute during a meal with his team-mates following an FA Cup win against Grimsby.
UK household debt hits new peak, says TUC
Excluding mortgages, average debt per household rose sharply in 2018 to £15,385, TUC research says.
Flamenco star Rosalía kicks off BBC Sound of 2019 countdown
Spanish singer Rosalía, who's bringing flamenco to the masses, comes fifth in the BBC Sound of 2019.
Could this 'hidden heroine' win Cardiff statue vote?
A champion of women and children's rights is shortlisted for a Cardiff statue.
Car sales down for second consecutive year
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders says car sales faced a "perfect storm" of uncertainty over Brexit and supply shortages.
Are flexitarians half-hearted vegetarians?
Can simply lowering meat consumption be considered a thing, or is it just "half-hearted" vegetarianism?
Should the UK be raising rather than lowering the voting age?
On the 50th anniversary of 18 year-olds being given the vote - some wonder if this should be reversed?
Families waiting too long for special needs support in England
Thousands of children with special educational needs wait more than 20 weeks for help, the BBC finds.
Port Talbot Banksy garage owner 'struggling'
Ian Lewis says he is managing an arts attraction by himself and is finding it difficult to cope.
Brexit: 200 MPs call on Theresa May to rule out no deal
The MPs - including Leave and Remain supporters - have signed a letter to the prime minister.
The concrete blocks that once protected Britain
Photographer Joe Pettet-Smith's pictures of the remaining sound mirrors that were once used to detect approaching enemy aircraft.
Colchester Zoo: Essex Christmas tree recycling goes wild
Donations of old trees create a "novel" post-festive delight for zoo residents.