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- English schools told not to teach about gender identity
- Keir Starmer makes pre-election pitch to voters
- Junior doctors in England agree to talks with government
- Evicted grandmother now sleeping rough in park
- Evicted grandmother now sleeping rough in park
- 'Hero' plumber's firm faked stories of kindness
- 'Hero' plumber's firm faked stories of kindness
- The Papers: Starmer's six pledges and Slovak PM shot
- Jibes at other ministers among DUP WhatsApps
- The woman who built up Edinburgh's army of street stitchers
Garden shed houses pub and Blackpool Tower model
The elaborate shed also has a bar, recreation room, swimming pool and toilet block.
Chorley Council change stance on stopping football fans from visiting town
Chorley Council apologises for a letter stating it wished to stop football fans from visiting the Lancashire town.
New chief urged to tackle police 'misogyny'
Two female former officers claim more needs to be done to tackle sexism within Police Scotland.
Manchester mosque sermon 'called for armed jihad', say scholars
The mosque attended by the Manchester Arena bomber denies the claims about the sermon.
A-level results a surprise? We answer your questions
Two experts are on hand to give advice on what to do now that you know your results.
Queen's 'homeopathy physician' killed cycling in London
Dr Peter Fisher, 67, was fatally injured in a crash with a lorry in High Holborn on Wednesday.
Man sentenced for filming up women's skirts in London
Richard Sivier was caught a day before a new law with tougher upskirting sentences was introduced.
Musician Stormzy on why he's funding university scholarships
The musician says he'll fund two black British students to go to the University of Cambridge.
TV 'poverty safari' or positive experience?
A new TV series starring Michelle Mone's daughter sparks claims it is exploiting poor areas of Glasgow.
Courtney Hadwin: British teen through to America's Got Talent semis
Courtney Hadwin wows the America's Got Talent quarter-finals - but some viewers are less impressed.
Why blue-green algae can be toxic to pets and humans
Blue-green algae produce toxins that can cause illness in humans and kill pets.
The three-year-old with an IQ of 171
Natalie and Ben's daughter Ophelia joined Mensa at only three years old.
GB wheelchair basketball's World Championship medal hopes
The team's Amy Conroy explains why she loves the sport, as the World Championships start in Hamburg.
A-level results: Why clearing is 'not the end of the world'
What are the immediate options if your A-level grades aren't what you were expecting?
'We're leaving the UK because of anti-Semitism’
Mark Lewis and Mandy Blumenthal say they no longer feel safe because of increasing anti-Semitism.
How adopted woman's search for birth mum unfolded
The only thing Ria has of her mum is a photo, and paperwork which states she does not want any contact.
Jeremy Corbyn wreath row explained
Why people are talking about Jeremy Corbyn's visit to a Tunisian cemetery in 2014.
Omagh bomb: Bell tolls to mark 20th anniversary
The attack by dissident republicans killed 29 people including a woman pregnant with twins.
England international Danny Cipriani charged with nightclub assault
The England international is also charged with larceny, assault on police and resisting arrest.
Sir Cliff Richard privacy case: BBC will not go to Court of Appeal
It will seek advice over how the ruling on its coverage of a police raid affects future reporting.