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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
Woman with Down's syndrome loses abortion law appeal
Campaigner Heidi Crowter says she will keep fighting and take her case to the Supreme Court.
Sunak considers restrictions on foreign students
The government is looking at curbs on dependents and "low quality" degrees, Downing Street said.
World Cup 2022: Wales 0-2 Iran - Magic moments run out for Bale and Ramsey
As Wales head towards a first-round exit at the World Cup, key players Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are struggling to produce game-changing performances.
Kiburi the gorilla finds new home at London Zoo
The 18-year-old silverback was moved from Tenerife as part of an international breeding programme.
Ex-soldier found guilty of Troubles shooting
David Holden, a former member of the Grenadier Guards, was 18 at the time of the killing in 1988.
Nottingham fire: Murder suspect in court after mother and daughters die
Jamie Barrow is charged with murdering a mother and two young children who lived on his street.
NHS pay offer credible but falls short, union says
The Royal College of Nursing had asked for at least 5% above inflation, which is currently 11.1%.
Birmingham men admit luring homeless woman to hotel for sex attack
Jake Johnson and Matthew Bibb are jailed after admitting sexually assaulting a homeless woman.
World Cup 2022: Wales 0-2 Iran - late Iranian double leaves 10-man Wales in danger of exit
Wales' first World Cup for 64 years looks set to end at the first hurdle after they suffer a gut-wrenching - but deserved - last-ditch 2-0 defeat against Iran in Qatar.
Royal Mail: When are the postal strikes ahead of Christmas?
About 115,000 postal workers are taking part in the dispute with Royal Mail.
ULEZ to be expanded London-wide, Sadiq Khan announces
From August, drivers of the most polluting cars will have to pay £12.50 to enter Greater London.
Ballymena: GP surgery closures will have 'devastating effect'
The closure of two practices in the same health centre will have an impact on 7,000 patients.
Nurses' strike: How much do you know about their pay? Try our quiz
The BBC's Laura Foster tests your knowledge in this video quiz, with five questions on nurses' pay.
David Walliams' future as Britain's Got Talent judge 'up in the air'
Britain's Got Talent producers say no decision has yet been made on David Walliams' role as a judge.
Charity money stolen from Dunfermline woman with incurable cancer
Claire Winter says up to £4,000 was stolen from her charity fundraiser held at the weekend in Fife.
Mountaineer welcomes plans to reopen Edinburgh's Radical Road
Edinburgh's Radical Road next to Holyrood Palace has been closed for four years over safety concerns.
Ava White's mum says she is living a life sentence
It is one year since the 12-year-old was stabbed to death after Liverpool's Christmas lights switch-on.
Emma Corrin: The Crown star calls for gender neutral awards
The star says the best actor and actress categories should be merged into a single gender-free one.
Sharing pornographic deepfakes to be illegal in England and Wales
Planned new laws also aim to make prosecutions for sharing intimate images without consent easier.
Stalking super-complaint launched against police
Campaigners say victims are being let down by the police who are failing to identify offenders.