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- Man admits killing mobility scooter rider, 87
- Man admits killing mobility scooter rider, 87
- Two men charged with murder over torso find
- Two men charged with murder over torso find
- Rantzen begs MPs to attend assisted dying debate
- Pupils get rare alert over dangers of sextortion
- Three major lenders to raise mortgage rates
- Murdered baby's social workers saw no sign of harm
- Border Force staff at Heathrow start strike action
- UK temperatures head up after cold snap
David Stirling: The rogue soldier who created the SAS
David Stirling, the Scot known as the founder of the SAS, was not what you would expect of a military hero.
Diphtheria cases rising among asylum seekers
The number of cases among those to have recently arrived in the UK exceeds 50, the BBC understands.
Dread Broadcasting Corporation: The pirate that changed British radio
Europe's first dedicated black music station, Dread Broadcasting Corporation
Cost of living: 'Each week, we are fighting to survive'
Stacey McDonnell and Darren Setford live in Leicester and are full-time carers for family members.
Climate change: Could centuries-old wheat help feed the planet?
Scientists are searching through a museum's wheat collection to find the crop of the future.
Two boys, 16, die after being stabbed a mile apart in London
Due to the closeness and timings of the incidents, police say they are trying to establish if they are linked.
The papers: 'Thousands in 12-hour A&E wait' and Brexit 'blow'
The Sunday Telegraph reports about 4,000 patients a day are waiting more than 12 hours in A&E.
Camilla scraps ladies-in-waiting in modernising move
The Queen Consort is ending the traditional title of ladies-in-waiting for assistants at events.
Encouraging self-harm to be criminalised in Online Safety Bill
An update to the Online Safety Bill was influenced by Molly Russell who ended her life in 2017.
World Cup: Wales fans drunk on atmosphere in Qatar
A lack of alcohol and all games in one city are described as the Qatar World Cup's great strengths.
Doddie Weir: Tributes paid to rugby hero hailed 'a force of nature'
The ex-Scotland rugby international dies six years after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.
March held in Plymouth for murdered Bobbi-Anne McLeod
Bobbi-Anne McLeod was abducted from a bus stop last year and 50 people marched in her memory.
The Disappeared: Meath Mass hears appeal for information
The Disappeared are those who were abducted, murdered and secretly buried by republicans during the Troubles.
Family claim Rotherham Hospital delays led to death of boy
Yusuf Mahmud Nazir, five, was not admitted to hospital despite his uncle "begging" for help as his condition worsened, his family say.
Doddie Weir: Obituary for iconic Scotland and British and Irish Lions lock
Tom English celebrates the life of Doddie Weir, a man who brought the best out of people and made it his mission to make them smile.
Leonardo DiCaprio lauds birth of bison calf in Canterbury
It is the first bison calf to be born in the UK wild in thousands of years.
South West Acute Hospital: Hundreds take part in protest
The Western Trust announced the temporary withdrawal of emergency general surgery, earlier this month.
Doddie Weir: Former Scotland lock dies at 52 after battle with motor neurone disease
Former Scotland international Doddie Weir dies at the age of 52 after a battle with motor neurone disease.
Laura Kuenssberg: Is this the new winter of workers' discontent?
With more strikes, is it time to bring out that Shakespeare quote again, asks Laura Kuenssberg?
Indyref march through Glasgow after Sturgeon's 'not going away' vow
Independence supporters marched through Glasgow after the first minister said the movement had been "galvanised".