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UK net borrowing reaches £3.8bn
The UK sank further into the red in July with net borrowing of £3.8 billion over the month, official figures have shown.
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Estate alert over 'giant rats'
A councillor said she would ask her authority to investigate reports of giant rats invading an estate.
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Police plea on unidentified bodies
Police have asked the public to help them name 20 unidentified people found dead on Britain's rail network over the past 35 years.
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Dog mess fall girl 'could lose eye'
A toddler who fell in dog mess in a playground could lose the sight in one of her eyes, it has been reported.
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Six works in fourth plinth battle
A giant Battenberg cake made of bricks and an outsize blue cockerel have been revealed to be among the works battling to take their place in Trafalgar Square.
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A-levels prompt university fears
One in 12 A-level exams have scored an A* as concerns continued to be raised that hundreds of thousands of students could miss out on a university place.
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A-level students 'require support'
Business leaders and academic groups have called for support for A-level students who did not achieve the grades they needed, warning of a "challenge" for many trying to find a place at university.
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Man and boy's bodies discovered
Police have launched an investigation after the discovery of the bodies of a man and a young boy.
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Students facing university scramble
A desperate scramble for university places is under way, as sixth-formers across the country celebrated another record-breaking year of A-level results.
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Iraq War was illegal, repeats Clegg
Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has restated his view that the Iraq War was illegal, saying: "I don't think the legality of that invasion has been proven."
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Balls urges stiffer migration rules
Labour leadership contender Ed Balls has called for stiffer rules on migration within Europe.
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Bride's plea over missing brother
A newly wed bride has made an emotional plea for help to trace her brother who vanished on her wedding day nearly two weeks ago.
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Father and son found dead at home
A man found dead with his young son had been going through an acrimonious split with his partner, neighbours have claimed.
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Soldiers' bodies return to Britain
Two British soldiers killed in Afghanistan have been brought back to Britain.
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Rape case prompts age-raise call
A legal trade body has backed calls for an increase in the age of criminal responsibility after two 11-year-old boys were sentenced for trying to rape an eight-year-old girl.
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Pupils given condoms in goodie bags
Pupils collecting their A-level results were given goodie bags containing condoms and chlamydia tests at schools.
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'Police get knickers in a twist'
Police chiefs have been accused of nannying colleagues after telling them what underwear to put on.
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Lockerbie bomber advice was 'fair'
A cancer doctor involved in discussions leading up to the release of the Lockerbie bomber has said the medical portion of the application was a "fair reflection" of specialist advice.
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Lockerbie bomb celebration warning
The UK government has warned Libya not to celebrate the return of the Lockerbie bomber, the first anniversary of his release from a Scottish jail.
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Drug addicts 'could lose benefits'
Drug addicts who refuse treatment could have their welfare benefits withdrawn, it was reported.
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