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Man jailed for murdering girlfriend he set on fire
Leigh Pateman doused petrol over Ellen Marshall and deliberately set her on fire during an argument.
Neighbours' Harold Bishop actor reveals he has terminal cancer
The actor who plays Harold Bishop is leaving Australian soap Neighbours following a cancer diagnosis.
Tributes paid to woman after nightclub death
Chloe Ferris, who was a "beloved daughter", died in Belfast's Lux nightclub in the early hours of Sunday.
Typhoo Tea rescued by vape maker
The new owner said Typhoo's production will be moved abroad.
I've been treated like dung, says oldest Post Office victim
91-year-old Betty Brown says she's been offered less than a third of what she had claimed in compensation.
Top UN court to rule on key climate questions
The significant case could clarify governments' legal responsibilities in relation to climate change.
McLaren call for inquiry into Norris penalty as FIA under scrutiny
McLaren call for an inquiry into the penalty Lando Norris was given for ignoring yellow flags during the Qatar Grand Prix.
Dozens killed in crush at Guinea football match
Prime Minister Oury Bah says the government is working to restore calm after the disaster.
Final seats to be filled in Irish general election
With all 43 constituencies' first counts in, Fianna Fáil won the most first preference votes with 21.9%.
BBC faces pressure to pause MasterChef over Wallace claims
Rupa Huq said the continued broadcast of the series could be triggering for the women involved.
Typhoo Tea rescued by vape maker
The new owner said Typhoo's production will be moved abroad.
House prices surprise with fastest rise for two years
The price of a typical UK home rose by 3.7%, says Nationwide, despite "stretched" affordability.
'Liverpool are the real deal' - why it will be hard to stop them now
MOTD2 pundit Alan Shearer explains why it will be hard for anyone to catch Premier League leaders Liverpool following Sunday's win over Manchester City.
Boss of Vauxhall's parent company Stellantis abruptly quits
Carlos Tavares will leave immediately, days after announcing plans to close a Vauxhall plant in Luton
Elton John's sight loss means he can't see his Devil Wears Prada musical
The star-studded event attracted a host of famous faces as the production celebrated its West End debut at London's Dominion Theatre.
Gig staff eject disabled man they thought was drunk
Matthew Parrott, from Oxford, took his wife to the O2 in London to celebrate her birthday.
Police dawn raids target new organised crime group
BBC Scotland News follows Operation Silhouette as the serious and organised crime unit raids homes near Glasgow.
Police dawn raids target new organised crime group
BBC Scotland News follows Operation Silhouette as the serious and organised crime unit raids homes near Glasgow.
The Papers: 'DisasterChef' and 'Syrian warplanes hit back'
The Gregg Wallace scandal continues to take front and centre on many of the papers on Monday, as does the latest in the conflict in Syria.
BBC hears of horror and hunger in rare visit to Darfur massacre town
Massacres scar the Sudanese town of el-Geneina, now a near-empty city as the 19-month war grinds on.