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- Labour's Parker elected West Midlands mayor
- Woman dies after falling from Cliffs of Moher
- Water outage will have huge impact, says councillor
- Hainault victim's family devastated by loss of 'amazing' son
- ‘I couldn’t stop crying’: Co-op Live workers tell BBC of behind-the-scenes chaos
- Bar singer steps in for Olly Murs as Take That support
- Water outage will have huge impact, says councillor
- Mark Steel immensely 'relieved' to be cancer-free
- Labour says it must rebuild trust with Muslim voters
- Chef stunned as Hollywood stars drop in to bistro
Eynsham man's loved ones found football club in his memory
Football in Mind provides counsellors and avenues to players for services in the local area.
Charles Rennie Mackintosh: 'We will lose his work if we don't protect it'
After 50 years of the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Society, the architect's buildings are still at risk.
Scotland's prison population projected to hit record high
The number of prisoners is set to hit 8,700 after falling during the pandemic, BBC News has learned.
Murdered Norwich teenager 'was a County Lines victim'
The parents of a murdered 18-year-old said their son was trapped in a "vicious circle" of debt to dealers.
Sycamore Gap tree: The story so far
An investigation continues into why the famous tree along Hadrian's Wall was chopped down.
Rutherglen and Hamilton West: Voters go to polls in by-election
Fourteen candidates are standing in the long-awaited contest for the Rutherglen and Hamilton West seat.
Bedbugs: Eurostar introduces preventative measures amid Paris infestation
Cleaning on the Paris-London route is "highly effective at eliminating bugs", Eurostar says.
Women's group boss says she was bitten in racist Tube attack
Selma Taha, the director of Southall Black Sisters, says she had her hair ripped out and was bitten.
GP burnout: 'I was left feeling like a husk of a human'
A support service for NHS staff reports a 77% rise in doctors seeking help for mental health issues.
Rishi Sunak defends his plan to ban smoking for younger generation
The prime minister tells the BBC he backs the move because there is "no safe level of smoking".
Newspaper headlines: Sunak 'turns on predecessors' after HS2 'train wreck'
The prime minister's Conservative Party Conference speech dominates Thursday's papers.
Stage that once hosted William Shakespeare found, claims Norfolk theatre
Floorboards that are thought to have been acted on by William Shakespeare are uncovered in King's Lynn.
Health guidance urges doctors to ask about patients about gambling
Doctors are encouraged to identify problem gamblers and those at risk at the earliest possible stage.
Voyeur's step-sister victim says sentence was too lenient
Catherine McSherry speaks out after wedding photographer Christopher McSherry's voyeurism conviction.
Just Stop Oil: Five arrested after protesters disrupt Les Miserables
The evening performance, in London's West End, was halted and did not resume.
Renting: Average home now has 25 tenants wanting to view
When a property goes up for rent there are typically 25 people competing for a viewing, Rightmove says.
NHS: Is Betsi Cadwaladr top job the toughest in Wales?
Carol Shillabeer is the latest person through a revolving door at Wales' biggest health board.
Celtic 1-2 Lazio: Pedro scores at death to leave Scots bottom of group
Celtic endure late heartbreak as Pedro's 95th-minute winner consigned the Scottish champions to another Champions League defeat.
Hundreds at vigil to remember girl, 15, killed on way to school
Flowers, cards and teddies are laid at the spot where the 15-year-old was killed a week ago.
Fireworks: Boy, eight, almost loses sight in explosion
Bradley, eight, was out playing with a friend when they picked up the firework which blew up.