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An article on 17 January wrongly stated that Dr Daud Abdullah had told the BBC that he was prepared to blow himself up in a suicide attack in support of the Palestinian cause. Can baby boxes save lives in Kenyas slums? A person has been arrested in connection with the disappearance of British toddler Katrice Lee, from Hartlepool, who vanished from a German supermarket on her second birthday in 1981. Orkambi Cystic fibrosis drug buyers club travels to Argentina Fish from the North Sea is no longer sustainable due to a dramatic decline in numbers  Despite the strong results, the football club says it still values its success on the field most highly. The couple ate traditional food and visited the 225-year-old mosque on South Africas Heritage Day. Why Booker shortlist is more taxing for some readers Two men have been charged with the attempted robbery of Arsenal footballers Mesut Ozil and Sead Kolasinac that saw them chased by thugs for over a mile in north London. ...

Oh! What a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive Kreena developed heart failure after being treated for cancer - but has made a remarkable recovery. The General Court, Europes second-highest court, said the European Commission was unable to demonstrate Starbucks received an unfair advantage from its tax deal with the Netherlands. Thomas Cook customers say they were turfed out of Benidorm hotel Road World Championships Two huge crashes on rain-soaked track in Harrogate The Federal Reserve, the US central bank, is expected to cut its main interest rates on Wednesday. Duchess of Sussex wears headscarf to South African mosque to open talks on interfaith dialogue Simon Thomas reveals how hes found life again since starting relationship with new girlfriend Female officer who bombarded her armed police ex-boyfriend with texts is convicted of harassment The prime minister is facing a tough few days as MPs and peers return to Westminster earlier than expected Nigel Benn is set ...

What is climate change doing to Wales? The haunting video shows how back to school essentials can be used to survive a school shooting. Senior party figures have denied reports that red lines on the backstop have been privately shifted. What happened to the named person scheme? London Fashion Week Is UK fashion suffering from Brexiety? The inspiring story of Americas Got Talent winner Kodi Lee as he wows a nation British tourist found dead in swimming pool after suffering Sudden Adult Death Syndrome  TOM UTLEY When Matt Allen says that full-time work is just not in my psyche, he speaks like a man after my own lazy heart. Patricia Gavaghan, 80, who lived alone at a bungalow in Whittelsey, Cambridgeshire, asked if she was meant to sit in her coat and wait until her boiler was repaired just days before she died. The rate inflation slowed to 1.7% in August as games and download prices fell. The father and Labour activist said the childrens ward was understaffed and the NHS was being destro...