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British Airways strike causes five days of flight cancellations
Customers received emails overnight saying their flights were cancelled - but many have been unable to rebook or even have their calls answered.
Prince Andrew defends Jeffrey Epstein relationship
The prince says "at no stage" did he "see or suspect" any criminal behaviour by his former friend.
Brexit: EU 'willing to listen' to Boris Johnson's ideas, says Donald Tusk
Donald Tusk says he "will not co-operate on no-deal" ahead of Brexit talks with Boris Johnson.
Edinburgh Comedy Awards: 'Unique' Jordan Brookes wins top prize
Jordan Brookes wins best comedy show for I've Got Nothing, scooping a £10,000 prize.
The new mobile phone scam delivering a problem
Why are fraudsters arranging for a brand new phone to unexpectedly be delivered to your door?
Pictures: Ed Sheeran plays first Ipswich homecoming gig
The Suffolk star's world tour is drawing to a close over four nights in his home town of Ipswich.
Winchester Prison riot: 150 inmates moved out
Inmates used furniture to break the walls of their cells at HMP Winchester.
Mystery 'Sorry James' A52 banners removed from bridge
The mystery signs appeared above the A52 in Derby over the past few days.
Leeds Festival: Girl dies in suspected drugs overdose
A teenage boy has been arrested after the girl apparently took a "combination of drugs".
Loughton crash: Two dead and two critically injured as car hits tree
A 21-year-old man is arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving.
Should all frontline police officers use Tasers?
There are calls for all officers in England and Wales to be issued with Tasers after attacks on police.
Ayrshire man goes from heart patient to Ironman in 16 months
A biography Norrie Hunter read during his recovery inspired him to become fitter than ever.
Why Ariana Grande will always be welcome in Manchester
The pop star is returning for the first time since her One Love Manchester concert in 2017, to headline the city's Pride event.
Sterns nightclub: The raves in the house on the hill
How a mansion in Sussex became a magnet for rave culture.
High Street: Five ways UK shopping has changed
Many retailers have announced store closures and job losses.
'Tasteless': Patients share pictures and views of hospital food
Readers have been sharing their experiences - good and bad - with the BBC.
A street gym in Brixton is helping young people
Terroll Lewis set up Brixton street gym after the success of his workouts in the local park.
Red Arrows display team fly over New York City
The Royal Air Force display team are on a tour of North America.
Bury FC fans open hearts as league deadline looms
People who live in the town say the "heart and soul" is at risk of being ripped out of the area.
'A small bite changed my whole world'
Yen says she was "living her best life" until a small bite turned her world upside down.
Andrew Harper: Blue ribbon tribute in PC's home town
Blue ribbons sell out after PC Andrew Harper's home town marks his death while on duty.
Pride Cymru: What does it mean to be LGBTQ+?
As Pride Cymru begins in Cardiff, what do the letters in LGBTQ+ mean to people?
Thailand hotel fight: Briton Amitpal Singh Bajaj killed
Amitpal Singh Bajaj's wife says her "hero" husband had sacrificed his life to save her and their son.
Experts cast doubt on deposit return timetable
The Scottish government's own advisory panel warns the planned 20p deposit scheme is too complicated.
GCSE maths: Pupils needed 397 marks out of 400 for A* grade
The top grade boundary for the GCSE maths exam was the highest in any subject.
Man in hospital after Swansea 'armed robberies'
Armed police are deployed to two streets in Swansea following reports of two armed robberies.

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