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- Bin lorry driven at Sheffield house then torched
- Northern Ireland abortion law changes: What do they mean?
- Brexit: Johnson in last push to get deal through
- Caroline Flack 'most dangerous celeb to search online'
- Cromer Hospital: Farmer Douglas de Bootman leaves £1m in will
- Ageing prison population 'sees officers working as carers'
- Harry Dunn crash: Police to fly to US to interview suspect
- Eating disorders: Over-65s unable to access some clinics
- 'Ask about sexual orientation to improve LGBT inequalities'
- Gurpreet, who is Sikh, was trolled for bodyweight workouts
Katherine Ryan's boyfriend saves Netflix scripts during burglary
The comedian says her boyfriend "wrestled back" her laptop containing scripts for a Netflix series.
The mums with eco-anxiety: 'I could cry all the time'
Meet the mothers who are experiencing profound fears about the future of the planet.
Scarborough's role in the Cuban missile crisis revealed
Operators in the Yorkshire town were able to intercept reports from Soviet ships on their position.
Cancer research: Scientists seek clues to how disease 'is born'
Cancer researchers from the UK and US are teaming up to search for the very earliest signs of cancer.
How Grenfell Tower fire inspired TV drama The Accident
The Harry Potter play's writer on how the 2017 tower block fire changed the course of his TV drama.
I will 'always' protect my family, says Prince Harry
The Duke of Sussex tells ITV he does not want "a repeat of the past" with his wife in the spotlight.
Coronation Street cancer storyline: 'Life isn't a fairy tale'
With the ITV soap set to show Sinead Osbourne's death, the actress who plays her hopes her story will make a wider impact.
Playing the bagpipes is the perfect way to honour the teachings of his Hindu guru
For Darshil, playing the bagpipes is the perfect way to honour the teachings of his Hindu guru. He leads the pipe band through the streets of North-West England.
Court asked to consider if PM's Brexit delay tactic is lawful
Scottish judges will consider whether he tried to "frustrate" the Benn Act by sending two letters to the EU.
Mold riots recreated by live action street cast 150 years on
Four people died in 1869 during riots after an English colliery manager cut Welsh miners' wages.
Measles, mumps and rubella: How do we eliminate them?
A future free of the three diseases is "within reach" despite recent outbreaks, a health boss says.
The map store boss who took the long route
Vivien Godfrey waited until she was 56 before taking the helm at her family's firm Stanfords.
Why are more people (including in Germany) learning Welsh?
One app saw a 34% rise in people in the UK using its Welsh language course in September.
Top fund manager forced to resign after BBC investigation
Mark Denning, who managed billions of dollars of investors' money, broke investment rules, the BBC finds.
Sisters who grew up in different countries in tearful reunion
Akira and her younger sister Charntay were separated 15 years ago by the care system.
My security software was a scam that cost me £4,000
Doug Varey was offered security software which turned out to be a frightening and costly scam.
The Papers: Brexit deal chances assessed
Papers disagree whether the PM "has the numbers" to get his Brexit deal passed or will be thwarted.
Pound slips in early trading after delay on Brexit vote
Most big banks in London have called in extra staff to react to a potentially volatile trading session.
Brexit date downplayed in government advertising shift
The government changes the wording on its Get Ready for Brexit website after Saturday's vote.
Andy Murray: Briton beats Stan Wawrinka to win first title since hip surgery
Andy Murray wins his first singles title since career-saving hip surgery by beating Stan Wawrinka in the European Open final.
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