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- 'My fake food was good enough for Barbie'
- Troops cleared of blame over Falklands ship bombing
- Troops cleared of blame over Falklands ship bombing
- Farmer opens up about mental impact of TB cull
- How this man's killer got 79 blades delivered to his door
- How this man's killer got 79 blades delivered to his door
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
Autumn Statement: Hunt denies tax cuts were pre-election giveaway
The chancellor insists his financial plans are not "crowd-pleasing" and he is not being dishonest.
BBC Breakfast invaded by the Daleks
Charlie and Naga looked visibly shocked when the angry aliens burst in to the BBC Breakfast studio.
Hailsham: Man charged with murder after hit-and-run death
Jack Field was killed when he was hit by a car as he walked in Hailsham on Saturday, police say.
Energy prices: How much will you pay from January?
Use our interactive calculator to find out how much more you'll be paying for energy each month.
Newspaper headlines: 'Happy N.I. Year' but 'tax burden to hit record high'
Thursday's papers are dominated by reaction to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt's Autumn Statement.
NHS staff failed mum who died from drinking too much water
Michelle Whitehead's husband believes she would still be alive if staff had monitored her properly.
Oxfordshire SEND: Boy with autism left without school for 18 months
Max and his mother Suzie tell the BBC about trying to get the support he needs in Oxfordshire.
Chris Mason: Does the Autumn Statement hint at spring election?
The chancellor's plans have fuelled talk of an early poll, our political editor Chris Mason writes.
Energy price cap set to rise in January
A new domestic energy price cap will be announced on Thursday with higher bills expected for millions.
Doctor Who: David Tennant says returning for 60th anniversary is 'a treat'
The actor, who left the show in 2010, is back for three specials celebrating its 60 years on air.
Two migrants die crossing Channel in small boat
The boat, carrying 60 people, capsized two hours after leaving the French coast.
'I'll need to put up prices': Self-employed workers on Autumn Statement
National Insurance is down and National Living Wage is up - but what do self-employed people think?
Israel-Gaza war: Pro-Palestinian protesters halt council meeting
Unionists accuse protestors of antisemitism over banner unveiled at Derry and Strabane council.
Doctor Who: How the sci-fi show made millions for Wales
The long-running sci-fi series' Welsh rebirth transformed the country's TV production industry.
Bridgend: Graveyard thefts disrespect the dead, councillor says
Councillor says thieves have left mourners upset as cemeteries are left without water.
WhatsApp messages show teachers mocking vulnerable pupils
The BBC has seen private messages with swearing and poo emojis shared by teachers in Aberdeenshire.
Another storm could turn our village into an island
Coastal erosion on the Moray coast has left the village of Kingston close to being surrounded by water.
'Remarkable' 1,400-year-old possible temple found near Sutton Hoo
The find is discovered near Sutton Hoo, where King Raedwald is thought to have been buried.
James Cleverly denies calling Stockton North derogatory term
Local MP Alex Cunningham alleges the swear word was used during Prime Minister's Questions.
Covid inquiry: Van-Tam family received 'unexpected' death threats
Former medical adviser tells the UK Covid inquiry he considered stepping down over safety fears.
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