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Homeowners in England free to build bigger extensions
Rules in England making it easier to build extensions of up to 8m are being made permanent.
Race to be new UK prime minister begins
Four Conservative MPs have already said they want the job - with more expected to follow.
County Lines: 'What we put in, the shed gives us back'
A homelessness project helps keep vulnerable young people off the streets and away from drugs gangs.
Spice Girls: What happened to Girl Power?
As the pop icons return (minus Posh) for their Spiceworld tour - is Girl Power relevant or a 90s relic?
Why Charlie Brooker says the news is copying Black Mirror
The Netflix series writer, Charlie Brooker, jokes he and executive producer Annabel Jones should sue "the news".
Mutiny Festival drugs death mum issues warning a year on
Janine Milburn's daughter Georgia Jones, 18, collapsed at Mutiny Festival in Portsmouth last year.
Alport syndrome: Man's epic journey for kidney charity
When Sam Clarke was 10 years old he was told by doctors that his kidneys would fail because of Alport syndrome.
Morrissey posters removed from Merseyrail stations
Merseyrail takes down posters for the singer's new album over concerns about his political views.
The mayor who wears a hijab
Cllr Rakhia Ismail, from Islington, London, is thought to be the first UK mayor to wear a hijab.
Newspaper headlines: 'It all ends in tears' for PM May
Theresa May's emotional Downing Street resignation dominates Saturday's front pages.

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