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- Biggest Weekend: Taylor Swift plays the hits then runs in Swansea
- Storms cause flash flooding across Birmingham
- Champions League final: Liverpool goalkeeper Loris Karius 'infinitely sorry' for mistakes
- Mutiny Festival death: Mum's grief at losing 'little girl'
- Chris Froome wins Giro d'Italia to claim historic Grand Tour treble
- Three large wildfires break out in Highlands
- Jeremy Corbyn urged to give Labour members a say on Brexit
- Teen murder victim Louis-Ryan Menezes 'stabbed in chest'
- Derbyshire drug dealer's mansion disguised as shed seized
- Busking goes cashless 'with a world first' for London
Portsmouth Mutiny Festival: Two die after falling ill
The second day of Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth is cancelled following the deaths of a man and woman.
Boy, 15, charged with murdering teenager
The victim, also a 15-year-old boy, died of stab wounds to the chest.
Bready meals: How much do you know about sandwiches?
It's been British Sandwich Week, test your knowledge of the bready meal.
In pictures: 'Spectacular' lightning strikes parts of UK
Around 15,000 lightning strikes were recorded in just four hours, BBC Weather said.
First colleges to teach new vocational T-levels to be named
The new technical courses will equip students for "the jobs of tomorrow," says the education secretary.
How convenience stores are surviving the retail storm
While the High Street is a battleground for supermarkets, online retailers and discount chains - convenience stores are thriving.
How Merlin star Colin Morgan is returning to his Irish roots
Colin Morgan stars with fellow Irish actor Ciaran Hinds in a bold and timely revival of a political drama at the NT.
The blame game: Getting divorced in the UK
Divorce drama The Split reaches its climax just as a major divorce case is having its day in court.
Jeremy Thorpe: The true story of A Very English Scandal
A look at the downfall of Jeremy Thorpe, played by Hugh Grant in BBC drama A Very English Scandal.
England could get new national parks as Gove launches review
Environment Secretary Michael Gove launches a review of the country's protected landscapes.
Islington Upper Street stabbing: Man charged with murder
A 30-year-old man died in the incident near Islington Town Hall on 21 May.
Female sommelier on wine tasting and mansplaining
Abigail Connolly is among a small number of women breaking into the male-dominated world of wine.
David Baddiel reveals why you have to 'laugh at illness and death'
The comic and writer tells Desert Island Discs it's how he processes life "getting darker".
Business groups write to PM urging Heathrow expansion
Business groups write to the prime minister urging the government not to waver on Heathrow expansion.
The young Welsh Muslim women gaining confidence
People need to update their view on Muslim women, according to two living in Cardiff.
RBS closures decision criticised by MPs
A report says RBS has failed to appreciate the impact of its decision to close dozens of branches in Scotland.
Biggest Weekend shows the power of a singalong
All killer, no filler... The singers who succeeded at the BBC's music festival focused on the hits.
Newspaper headlines: Liverpool's 'heartbreak' and abortion vote
Gareth Bale and his overhead kick features in many of Sunday's papers, along with Ireland's abortion vote.
Bale double wins cup for Real Madrid
Gareth Bale scores two goals - including a stunning overhead kick - as Real Madrid beat Liverpool to win the Champions League for the third year in a row.
Why James Blake isn't a 'sad boy'
James Blake has had enough of the "sad boy" label, and artists including Olly Alexander and Anne-Marie back him.