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Ashton-under-Lyne: Man 'fighting for life' after trying to stop carjacking
The man, 59, has been left with serious head injuries after being struck by his own red Citroen C1.
Brexit: Theresa May pushes on with her deal after latest defeat
The PM will return to Brussels "within days", despite her strategy being rejected by MPs.
Woods near Inverness city centre taken over by charity
John Barron purchased the woods in Inverness for his wife Aithne more than 40 years ago.
Ryanair plane damaged in Stansted Airport barrier collision
The plane, with 177 people onboard, hit a blast fence at Stansted Airport as it waited for take-off.
Exeter murders: Victim 'wouldn't have harmed anybody'
A man is being questioned over the deaths of three men in their 80s - including twins - in Exeter.
Detectorist finds bomb on Dovercourt beach
An MoD disposal team is called in after a device is found in mudflats.
Obituary: Andrea Levy
Prize-winning novelist - who told the stories of the Windrush generation and their children - dies at 62.
Andrea Levy: Small Island and Long Song author dies aged 62
Sir Lenny Henry leads tributes to the writer, whose novels focused on race and the Windrush generation.
BBC's This Week to end as host Andrew Neil steps down
BBC's late-night political programme will not return, as host Andrew Neil decides to step down.
Climate strike: Why are students striking and will it have an impact?
Across the UK, students are set to take part in a climate strike, but will it make a difference?
RBS warns of Brexit harm as profits double
Profits jump at the bank, but it warns the economy faces a heightened level of Brexit uncertainty.
Derry City: UK football club staying in Europe after Brexit
After Brexit, Derry City will be the only UK-based club competing in a league within the European Union.
Cheryl Grimmer: Murder charge in toddler's 1970 disappearance dropped
The disappearance of UK-born Cheryl Grimmer is one of Australia's longest-running mysteries.
Shamima Begum: IS teen's return to UK 'could be prevented'
The home secretary says those who left Britain to join IS were "full of hate for our country".
Brexit: Is there a 10-year-rule to sort out trade?
Does a trade law exist that would allow the UK to continue without tariffs for 10 years?
Unconditional uni offers don't make us lazy, say teenagers
Do students really "take their foot off the gas" if they have unconditional university offers?
A tale of two Merlins: Sir Patrick's wizard transformation
Sir Patrick Stewart returns to Arthurian legend in The Kid Who Would Be King - wearing a Led Zeppelin T-shirt.
Casualty and Holby City to unite for crossover episodes
For the first time since 2005 the sister shows will unite for a two-part special.
Black pupils' schooling 'dumbed down over special needs'
They were twice as likely to be identified as having social, emotional and mental health needs as white British pupils, a study suggests.