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- Are the UK's finances really worse than expected?
- The Papers: 'Olympics sabotaged' and 'La Farce!'
- Families pay tribute to four friends killed in crash
- High Court injunction bans protesters from M25
- Scotland triumph in World Schools Debating Championships
- Children who died in fire named as parents pay tribute
- John Lewis allowed to build homes for first time
- Drunk driver guilty of killing pedestrian
- Autumn date to fix blood transfusion services
- Couple stuck in Spain after baby born prematurely
Mayor of Cambridge dies during scuba-diving holiday
Nigel Gawthrope collapsed in South Africa after surfacing from a dive and feeling unwell.
Devon artist: 'Why mushrooms are my muse'
All mushrooms are magic for an illustrator whose day job is puzzle magazines.
Jeremy Corbyn on Labour Brexit plans: "The EU is well known to be flexible"
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has insisted that a general election is his top priority and he plans to negotiate a better withdrawal deal with the EU.
Driver leaves toddler in crashed car in Long Eaton
The man hit five cars before crashing and trying to run off, leaving a toddler and his partner behind.
Bristol man accused of Bashir Abdullah murder
A 51-year-old man is due before magistrates on Monday after Bashir Abdullah was found dead on Thursday.
Andy Murray: Roger Federer & Novak Djokovic pay tribute to Briton
Swiss great Roger Federer hopes retiring Briton Andy Murray can finish his career "the way he wants" at Wimbledon later this year.
Mum's plea after Maisie Dicks, 13, died from meningitis
Maisie Dicks, 13, died three days after telling her mother she was feeling unwell.
Brexit: 'Basic questions unanswered' on Swiss trade deal
Questions over trade with Switzerland and 70 other countries remain unanswered, a senior MP says.
Brexit failure a catastrophic breach of trust, says May
The PM urges MPs to back her deal with the EU, saying they must not let down Britons who voted to quit.
Afghan interpreters' UK immigration rules 'anguish'
Rules make it hard for some Afghan ex-army interpreters' families to join them in the UK, says an MP.
Public 'turning blind eye' to street drug dealing
Police want the public to report sightings and those under the influence of drugs.
Scotland's prisons 'bursting at seams' as many over capacity
HMP Barlinnie in Glasgow was operating at 139% capacity in December, while HMP Inverness was at 137%.
The Italians asked to apply to stay in post-Brexit UK
Elderly Italian women invited to work in the UK in the 1950s now have to apply to stay after Brexit.
The People's Friend: 150 years without upsetting or offending
Its founding statement stated it would contain nothing with the "slightest tendency to corrupt morals".
Christmas: How shops fared in four charts
We take a look at how the retail sector did overall over the festive period in four charts.
Can wheelies keep kids away from knives?
A movement in Bristol is helping youths to pull wheelies on bikes instead of starting a life of crime.
The woman who spends her nights on a London bus
Carol says she feels lonely staying at home so instead she spends every night on public transport.
Croydon warehouse fire: How it feels to lose everything
A homeless family and a fashion designer are among those who lost items in a fire at a self-storage unit.
Catfishing: What happens when someone steals your identity?
How confident do you feel your social media identity isn't being stolen by strangers?
Gambling addiction: Flaws exposed in online self-exclusion scheme
BBC Radio 5 Live finds people can continue gambling online despite signing up to a national scheme.