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Student murder police issue e-fit
Police release an e-fit of a man seen near the scene of the double murder of two French students in south London.
Five held over teenager's death
Five people are arrested in connection with the murder of 16-year-old Shakilus Townsend, stabbed in south London.
BMA chief against private drugs
Patients who pay for drugs not offered by the NHS should be denied free health care, a doctors' leader says.
Tories propose fuel duty changes
Fuel tax could be cut when the price of oil rises, and increased when oil prices drop, under plans suggested by the Tories.
Mugabe crisis 'infecting' Africa
David Miliband says the situation in Zimbabwe is now a "crisis infecting the whole of southern Africa".
Price of 'thug' mansion reduced
The mansion of a millionaire builder jailed for assaults on the homeless is now on the market at almost half its original price.
Man charged over double stabbing
A man is charged with attempted murder after two people were stabbed in Newcastle city centre.
BMA urges tougher tobacco rules
The British Medical Association's annual conference hears calls for a range of tough measures to rid the UK of smoking.
Tories criticise Whitehall bonuses
The government is criticised by the Tories after it was revealed civil servants banked more than £128m in bonuses.
Nearly 10m people watch as the Doctor lives to fight again
The climax to the latest series of Doctor Who in which David Tennant does not regenerate gains an audience of 9.4m.
Thousands watch Vulcan's first flight at an airshow in 15 years
Thousands of people turn out to see a Cold War bomber's first flight at an airshow for 15 years.
Lewis Hamilton soars to British Grand Prix win
Briton Lewis Hamilton brilliantly handles the wet conditions at Silverstone to win his first British Grand Prix.
Briton Laura Robson wins Wimbledon girls' singles title
Laura Robson becomes the first Briton since 1984 to win the Wimbledon girls' singles title.
Wealth worries
Is there a risk of dislocation as the rich get richer?
Twenty years on
The 167 victims of Piper Alpha are remembered
Small but...
Love your local bookshop? Tell us why and send a pic
In pictures
Colourful costumes at the UK's biggest gay pride parade
G8 summit
What's on the agenda as world leaders gather?
Nick Robinson
The carbon footprint's not looking too good
Labour criticised for by-election delay
Labour opponents in the Glasgow East by-election pour scorn on the party's "lost weekend" after it failed to select a candidate.
Jesus 'would feel Anglican pain'
The Archbishop of Canterbury says Jesus would feel the pain on both sides of the current divide in the Church of England.
Inquiry urged into UK territory
MPs call for an inquiry into the administration of British overseas territory the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Osborne denies fee rule breach
Shadow Chancellor George Osborne has dismissed a story that he broke his own party's rules by accepting up to £10,000 for speaking at a conference.
Polyclinics 'not a threat' to GPs
GP surgeries will not be forced to close when polyclinics open, the health minister has said.
Man charged over murder
A man is charged with the murder of a woman found dead from stab wounds in a house on Tyneside.
Piper Alpha anniversary honoured
The 20th anniversary of 167 workers losing their lives in the Piper Alpha disaster is marked with ceremonies.
Men hurt at Silverstone funfair
Two men are hurt when they fall from a ride at a fairground being held for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone.
Drop by drop, of wisdom
Blur bassist Alex James on what farmers in Burkina Faso can teach gardeners in Chipping Sodbury.
Matter of truth
Tower 7 and the evolution of a conspiracy theory
Bake the Mag
Send in your fifth birthday visual tributes for the Magazine
Sundays consider teen knife crime
Mounting concern over teenage knife violence in reflected in many of Sunday's papers.
Toddler 'ordered out of wedding'
The Church of England says it is taking a complaint that a bride and groom's young son was ordered out of a wedding service for being noisy "very seriously".
Probe after fatal cottage blaze
Firefighters investigate after a man dies in a cottage blaze in Northumberland.
Man on guesthouse killing charge
A teenager is due in court on Monday charged with the murder of County Down guesthouse owner Billy Spence.
Arsonists target elderly couple
An elderly couple are left badly shaken after arsonists launch an attack on their home in north Belfast.
Missing swimmer search called off
Rescuers call off their search for an angler who went missing after attempting to swim across a loch in the Highlands.
Diver receives bends treatment
A diver is treated in a decompression chamber after getting into difficulty off the coast at Largs.
'Fancy dress' assault on girl, 13
Police seek a man dressed in a red dressing gown in connection with an alleged sex attack on a 13-year-old at a fancy dress event.
Shadow scheme for new politicians
Political hopefuls from black and ethnic minorities have spent the last six months shadowing assembly members.