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- 'My fake food was good enough for Barbie'
- Troops cleared of blame over Falklands ship bombing
- Troops cleared of blame over Falklands ship bombing
- Farmer opens up about mental impact of TB cull
- How this man's killer got 79 blades delivered to his door
- How this man's killer got 79 blades delivered to his door
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- Water firm criticised over 'scary' outbreak
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
- First Apprentice wedding 'like an Alan Sugar task'
Locally controlled buses return to Greater Manchester after 37 years
Greater Manchester's mayor Andy Burnham hails the "coming-of-age moment" for English devolution.
Swansea woman quizzed under terror laws after holiday
Ann Marie Davies says it is "unclear" why she was stopped at the airport after returning home.
Man Utd's Marcus Rashford not injured after car crash
Manchester United and England striker Marcus Rashford is unhurt after being involved in a car crash on Saturday night.
Tyrone boy, aged nine, dies in hit-and-run crash
Ronan Wilson from Kildress was killed when he was hit by a car in County Donegal on Saturday night.
Durham University solar car enters Australian outback challenge
Durham University's car will cover hundreds of miles over 50 hours at a speed of 47mph (75km/h).
Call for extra £8m to eradicate stoats from Orkney
The Orkney Native Wildlife Project began trapping the animals in 2019 and has so far removed more than 5,000.
Wasdale mountain rescuer Penny Kirby celebrates 40 years' service
Penny Kirby and her dogs have found missing hikers and searched for terrorist victims.
Job sharing: Wales' politicians could be able to split roles
A new bill is looking at the possibility of allowing politicians in Wales to share jobs.
Following the plough: A snapshot of a disappearing skill
Photographer Harry George Hall captures the highs and lows of a ploughing match in Norfolk.
'Enormous' century-old artwork to go on show in Plymouth
The painting, Lady Jane Grey at Her Place of Execution, has been in storage for the past 100 years.
Visually impaired judo: I've become a champion in a year
Collette Kerr won gold at an international judo competition, a year after taking up the sport.
Rental scam: I lost hundreds of pounds to a fake landlord
A shortage of rental accommodation and rising prices create perfect conditions for fraud, experts say.
How to save money even when the budget is tight
The interest paid on savings is better than anything seen for years, so how can you save when bills are rising?
Russell Brand accuser sparks debate about staggered age of consent
Claims against the star have led to discussions about the power dynamic between adults and teens in relationships.
What you need to know about Covid as new variant rises
Hospitalisations have gone up since the summer and a new variant is spreading. Should we be concerned?
Newspaper headlines: 'Axe looms' over HS2 as Tories plan new policies
Sunday's papers continue to discuss the potential scrapping of a leg of HS2 - and a number of new policies the PM is said to be working on.
South Africa 8-13 Ireland: Irish deliver statement World Cup win over holders in Paris
Ireland wrestle control of Pool B with a statement win over holders South Africa in a low scoring but riveting World Cup slugfest in Paris.
Chris Kaba: Armed officers step back from duties after Kaba murder charge
Some officers withdraw from duties after a colleague was accused of the murder of an unarmed man.
Blackpool murder probe launched after woman found with multiple injuries
Lancashire Constabulary say Alison Dodds suffered multiple injuries before she was found on Thursday.
Rugby World Cup: Wales, Australia fans ready for Lyon's den
Supporters of Wales and Australia prepare for Rugby World Cup showdown in the French city of Lyon.