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- Pippa Middleton and James Matthews welcome their first child
- John Bercow 'to quit as Speaker next summer'
- Hundreds attend veteran Royal Marine's funeral after appeal
- Dark web paedophile Matthew Falder's sentence reduced
- Suspected burglar starts fire after getting trapped in Leeds house
- Russell Bishop 'murdered two Brighton schoolgirls in 1986'
- Meghan and Harry: Prince Charles has toasted baby news 'several times'
- Royal tour: How to catch the eye of Meghan and Harry
- M40 crash: Three dead after caravan travels wrong way
- Man pleads not guilty to £2.5m National Lottery fraud
Centenary toast for British soldier's Belgium-brewed WW1 ale
Sgt Jack Payne's Silly Scotch Ale is celebrated 100 years on in the Belgium town it is named after.
Storm Callum: Waterfall 'reversed' by wind on Skye
Video shows a waterfall in Skye in 'reverse' during Storm Callum.
The £50 note is changing and here's why
Its future was uncertain, but the Bank of England has decided to give it a new lease of life.
First new ScotRail train back on track after fault fixed
ScotRail says the first of three trains taken out of service over a technical fault is back in operation.
Middlesbrough youths stood on fire crews' hoses
The offenders also opened the rear doors of fire engines in a bid to steal equipment.
Arlene Foster warns Theresa May over 'dodgy' Brexit deal
The DUP leader has drawn an explicit parallel with Margaret Thatcher's signing of the 1985 Anglo-Irish Agreement.
Derby training firm referred to police after trading ceases
The Department for Education has referred the company to the police and 500 jobs are at risk.
London violence: Man stabbed to death in Hainault
A second man is in a critical condition after the stabbing on Friday night.
Strictly kiss: Professional dancer Katya 'in the wrong'
Judge Craig Revel Horwood says the pro-dancer should "never have allowed it to happen".
Exhibition mines women's lives at Northern coalfields
Breaking Ground focuses on the role played by women in the coal-mining communities of the 1800s.
Princess Eugenie wedding: Guests sell gift bags online
More than a dozen gift bags are up for sale on eBay, with some asking prices set as high as £1,000.
Meet the 'badass' hijab boxing coach helping women
Zahra Butt is the only amateur boxing coach to wear the traditional Muslim headscarf.
Norfolk church team's lost football found on German island
A tourist finds a football on a German island and traces it back to a church team in the UK.
Rothera wharf 'kit of parts' heading to Antarctica
A team is preparing for the trip to the "most remote construction site in the world".
Mobike: Hundreds of Manchester police incidents revealed
The figures are revealed after Mobike left Manchester because of repeated vandalism and theft.
How Digbeth gave a home to graffiti and street art
Artworks adorn the walls of Digbeth in Birmingham at practically every turn.
Roller derby: How the sport 'empowers me'
Roller Derby is a predominantly-female sport that's not for the faint hearted.
Reality Check: What extra policing do we pay for?
Reality Check considers other events at which the taxpayer might pay for extra security.
Billy Monger: 'Why I don't want to compete in disabled sport'
Billy Monger, 19, had a crash 18 months ago which resulted in both his legs being amputated.
Boy, 6, lives in isolation during brain cancer treatment
Six-year-old Mason has to spend two months living in isolation as he is treated for brain cancer.
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