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- Flotilla of RNLI boats mark 200 year anniversary
- Should London become a 'sponge city'?
- Victims await report into biggest ever NHS disaster
- UK ports 'choked' by shipping fumes, study claims
- Victims of infected blood scandal 'need answers'
- Fifty-year-old crisp packet found in garden
- How did the infected blood scandal affect Scotland?
- Children plot Chelsea Flower Show takeover
- Warning over Asian hornets after record sightings
- Infected blood: 'They put my whole family at risk'
Luton street brawl leaves several injured
Several people have been taken to hospital "after reports of stab wounds", police in Luton say.
Sports Direct denies it wants Debenhams to fail
The sportswear chain says reports it wants Debenhams to collapse are "irresponsible and incorrect".
Simon Yates: British cyclist wins first Grand Tour at Vuelta a Espana
Simon Yates wins the Vuelta a Espana, completing to a clean sweep of Grand Tours in 2018 by British cyclists.
Brexit: Future PM 'could change EU relationship'
Environment Secretary Michael Gove says Theresa May's Brexit strategy is the right plan "for now".
NovaSAR: UK radar satellite launches to track illegal shipping activity
The all-British NovaSAR spacecraft will monitor big stretches of ocean for suspicious shipping activity.
Joe Robinson: Ex-soldier on bail in Turkey 'begging' for help from UK
Joe Robinson faces a long prison sentence in Turkey over membership of an armed Kurdish group.
Lib Dems will oppose May's Chequers plan - Cable
The Lib Dems will reject Theresa May's deal and vote to stop Brexit, says Sir Vince Cable.
London Fashion Week: Victoria Beckham debuts after 10 years
A decade after launching her label, the fashion designer shows her SS19 collection on home ground.
Ex-England and Ipswich Town player Kevin Beattie dies
The former England and Ipswich Town defender suffered a suspected heart attack.
Condemn Hungary's Orban, Labour urges PM after MEPs fail to back censure
Tory MEPs refuse to back an European Parliament motion censuring the controversial Hungarian leader.
Endangered giraffe born at Woburn Safari Park takes first steps
One of the world's "rarest" species of giraffe calf is making itself at home with the herd.
Magpie and whippet's unlikely friendship
Best friends forever - how a "chatterbox" bird formed a special bond with Boo the dog.
Glasgow University 'benefited from slave trade profits'
A Glasgow University study reveals that it benefited to the tune of tens of millions of pounds from racial slavery.
Glasgow Art School's Mackintosh building 'will be rebuilt'
Muriel Gray, chairwoman of the Glasgow Art School board, tells BBC Scotland that is "non-negotiable".
Lib Dems: Tax wealth to create £100bn 'citizen's fund'
Sir Vince Cable wants to scrap inheritance tax and replace it with a tax on gifts to tackle inequality.
Big Brother's Ellis Hillon removed over offensive tweets
Ellis Hillon is told to leave following an investigation into claims she posted offensive tweets.
Barnsley house crash: Jacqueline Wileman named as victim
Jacqueline Wileman, 58, died when a stolen lorry ploughed into the side of a house in Barnsley.
Ruth Davidson: 'I value mental health over being PM'
The Scottish Tory leader reveals her teenage battle with depression and why she never wants to be PM.
London mayor Sadiq Khan calls for second Brexit vote
Sadiq Khan said he has become "increasingly alarmed" at the government's "chaotic" negotiations.
Just A Minute... the Swedish way
Its language, music, question style and sound effects are different but fans of the classic Radio 4 quiz show can still enjoy its Scandinavian cousin.