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- Police name man whose torso was found in woods
- Police identify man whose torso was found in woods
- Man held after 'critical incident' declared near London Tube station
- Man held after 'critical incident' declared near London Tube station
- Premier Inn owner Whitbread to cut 1,500 jobs
- Special school pupils ‘tortured’ in calming rooms
- Government denies losing track of likely Rwanda deportees
- Man charged after crash death of woman, 25
- Five 'incredible' British museums nominated for arts prize
- 'Brexit trade checks will cost me £200,000 a year'
Covid pandemic fuels deepening education inequalities in England, say MPs
A report says school closures damaged learning in England, with big regional differences.
MI5 spy Donaldson: PSNI 'failed to properly evaluate' threat
Denis Donaldson was shot dead in 2006 by the Real IRA after he was exposed as a Security Service spy.
Ukraine war: 'I have 20 children here, please send help'
Tens of thousands of children in Ukrainian state care are in desperate need to get out of the country.
Newspaper headlines: 'Roman empire falls' and 'hotline to host refugees'
Claims the Chelsea owner has "blood on his hands" and a plea to host refugees feature in the papers.
Ukraine war: People can welcome refugees into own homes - PM
The prime minister says the UK will be "generous" to people fleeing Ukraine, after criticism over the UK's response.
The day Neil Armstrong landed in a small Scottish town
It is 50 years since huge crowds turned out in Langholm to welcome Neil Armstrong, the first man to walk on the Moon.
Pancreatic cancer: Life-changing medication not given to 40% of patients
Two-fifths of pancreatic cancer patients are not being prescribed life-improving medication.
Watch: Our correspondent goes into no-man's land with the Ukrainian army
The BBC spent a week with Ukrainian forces in Kharkiv as they fight to stop a further Russian advance.
Fans chant Abramovich's name at Chelsea win
Chelsea beat bottom club Norwich as Mason Mount scores one and makes another on the day his club's long-term future is thrown into uncertainty.
Southport couple who stole from children's football club sentenced
Michelle and Simon Marshall stole tens of thousands of pounds from the football club in Southport.
Heavily pregnant woman can have C-section against her will, judge rules
Mr Justice Francis heard the woman has been detained under the mental health act.
Roman Abramovich: Chelsea must not be a 'fire sale' - Sadiq Khan warns
Sadiq Khan backed the government's move to sanction and seize assets of Russians linked to Putin.
Roman Abramovich: What do Russian owner's sanctions mean for Chelsea?
What do sanctions imposed on Roman Abramovich mean for Chelsea and the club's supporters? BBC Sport answers some of the key questions.
Anthony Russell: Triple killer convicted of rape
Anthony Russell is found guilty of raping his final victim, moments before strangling her.
Covid in Scotland: Hospital patient numbers highest in 13 months
While fewer people need intensive care, large numbers of Covid patients are affecting available beds and other services.
Scottish Tory leader Douglas Ross withdraws call for Boris Johnson to quit
Douglas Ross says debate over Boris Johnson's future "should be put on pause while there is war in Europe".
War in Ukraine: A family's 'torturous' UK visa chase
Luke Morgan has spent the last fortnight helping his wife's family get to the UK from Ukraine.
Corrie Mckeague: Missing airman inquest hears bins were checked
A bin lorry driver "checked the bins" before they were emptied and found nothing, an inquest hears.
UK Covid inquiry draft terms of reference set out
The probe will look at areas including preparedness and the public health response to the pandemic.
Covid-19: NI daily cases currently 'as high as 20,000'
Official statistics may not reveal the true number of daily cases as testing is dramatically reduced.