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- Swinney to become SNP leader after challenger drops out
Police recover drill rapper's gun after dramatic chase through London
Ellis Heather, a drill rapper known as Rack5, has been jailed for 7 years and 9 months for firearm offences.
Picture gallery: Kings Charles III celebrations
A selection of the best images as a national service of thanksgiving is held for King Charles III.
King Charles receives Scottish crown jewels… in 85 seconds
A service of thanksgiving has been held at St Giles’ Cathedral in Edinburgh to mark the King’s coronation.
Cardiff: Ely crash death teens to be buried in same plot
A funeral procession will include 200 motorbikes, two limousines and eight Rolls Royce cars.
Ukraine plane: Iran facing legal action over downing of Flight PS752
Canada, Sweden, Ukraine and the UK are seeking damages for the families of the 176 victims.
Report due on groping allegation MP Chris Pincher
Sources familiar with the process said they expect the punishment for the MP to meet the threshold for a recall petition.
Bank account closures probe must be fast tracked, says minister
Treasury urges action after Nigel Farage complained his accounts were being closed for political reasons.
Captain Sir Tom Moore: Neighbours criticise 'eyesore' home spa
The local council has ordered that the structure in Marston Moretaine is demolished.
Olympian Katherine Grainger presents Elizabeth Sword to King
The brand new Elizabeth Sword, named after the late Queen, cost £22,000 to make.
Met Police commissioner defends thin blue line badge ban
Mark Rowley says he is "cautious" about officers "showing allegiance to any cause" on their uniform.
Ofcom urged to toughen rules for politicians presenting on news TV
The media expert who drew up the rules says the lines are being blurred between news and opinion.
Angela Rayner challenges Oliver Dowden on housing pressures at PMQs
Labour's deputy leader says homeowners are "sick with worry" but deputy PM says they will be supported.
Naturalist Steve Backshall: State of our rivers is source of shame
Naturalist and Deadly 60 presenter Steve Backshall lives by the Thames and says pollution is ruining the great river.
Special Forces at centre of Afghanistan war crimes inquiry, MoD confirms
The confirmation follows years of BBC reports that the SAS killed scores of unarmed people in the conflict.
Thomas Rainey jailed for 18 years for murder of wife he set on fire
Thomas Rainey opened the car door and doused Katrina Rainey in petrol before setting her alight.
Queen crossbow threat: Man guilty of treason applied for armed forces jobs
Jaswant Singh Chail was caught with a loaded crossbow at Windsor Castle on Christmas Day 2021.
Water bills expected to rise, says regulator
Water companies are likely to seek bill increases to cover the cost of improving services, says the boss of Ofwat.
Millie Bright: The fearless captain who will lead England at the World Cup
With Millie Bright set to captain England at the Women's World Cup, BBC Sport hears from her team-mates about what she is like on and off the pitch.
Man admits murdering ex-girlfriend and partner at house in Huddersfield
Marcus Osbourne faces a life sentence for the double murder in Huddersfield.
Jermaine Baker: Met Police officer's appeal rejected by Supreme Court
The marksman who fatally shot Jermaine Baker was seeking to stop misconduct proceedings against him.