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• SNP stuns Labour in Glasgow East
  The SNP pulls off a stunning victory, winning one of Labour's safest seats by just a few hundred votes.
  
  
• Lifestyle 'should hit' IVF access
  Almost half of fertility experts say access to IVF should be conditional, a poll of international experts finds.
  
  
• Painter fined for smoking in van
  A painter and decorator says he is fuming after being handed an on-the-spot fine for smoking in his own private van.
  
  
• Loch Fyne wages 'below minimum'
  Staff at the ethical restaurant chain Loch Fyne are being paid less than half the national minimum wage, the BBC finds.
  
  
• UK troops receive bravery awards
  Dozens of soldiers and marines serving with UK forces in Afghanistan and Iraq receive bravery awards.
  
  
• HIV drugs 'add 13 years of life'
  Life expectancy for people with HIV increases by 13 years on average since the late 1990s, survey finds.
  
  
• Fears for wedding gift list firm
  Wedding gift firm Wrapit says it is having financial problems, amid fears that brides and grooms will not get their presents.
  
  
• UK climber 'missing in Pakistan'
  A British mountaineer goes missing in northern Pakistan after attempting to climb a 20,000ft (6,096m) summit.
  
  
• Fire crews tackle warehouse blaze
  Firefighters are battling a large fire which has broken out at a warehouse in Melton Mowbray.
  
  
• Oops - drilled Chinese vase 'only' fetches £25,000 at sale
  A rare Chinese vase valued at £50,000 in mint condition sells for £25,000 after a hole was drilled in its base so it could be used as a lamp.
  
  
• Doctor Who and Star Trek fans' autograph ban at Hamlet show
  Doctor Who and Star Trek fans are banned from having sci-fi merchandise signed by David Tennant and Patrick Stewart while they star in Hamlet.
  
  
• Murray advances after rain delay
  Andy Murray reaches round three of the Toronto Masters after a rain-delayed 6-4 6-4 win over Sweden's Thomas Johansson.
  
  
• Ashton rejects Academy position
  Former England coach Brian Ashton turns down the chance to become head of the National Academy.
  
  
• Liverpool snap up French teenager
  Liverpool sign 19-year-old striker David Ngog from Paris St Germain.
  
  
• 'Why am I gay?'
  John Barrowman on his quest to know more about himself
  
  
• Shark spotting
  Volunteers wanted to identify basking sharks off Cornwall
  
  
• Show of solidarity
  Bishops take to the streets to highlight poverty
  
  
• Vanishing Act
  How to disappear without a trace - legitimately
  
  
• 'Teen toddler'
  The struggle of living with a child who has ADHD
  
  
• Just £9.99
  Why do we find this price much better value than £10?
  
  
• Toddler falls from hotel balcony
  A one-year-old boy from the UK is in intensive care after falling from a hotel balcony in an accident in Spain.
  
  
• Payout for false Facebook profile
  A businessman wins £22,000 in libel and breach of privacy after his personal details were printed on the Facebook website.
  
  
• British Energy close to sale deal
  French energy firm EDF and British Gas owner Centrica are close to buying British Energy, the BBC learns.
  
  
• Mosley wins court case over orgy
  World motorsport boss Max Mosley has won his legal action against a newspaper over reports of a Nazi-style orgy.
  
  
• Mother in court over baby's death
  A British woman appears in court in Crete charged with causing the death of her newborn baby son in a hotel room.
  
  
• Net firms in music pirates deal
  Six of the UK's biggest net providers sign up to a government plan to tackle illegal file-sharing.
  
  
• Suspension for 'suicide' case GP
  A Glasgow GP is suspended for six months by the General Medical Council after prescribing sleeping tablets to a suicidal patient.
  
  
• 'George and no other' shot Dando
  Barry George "and no other" person could have murdered TV presenter Jill Dando, a jury is told.
  
  
• Man drowns during family holiday
  A man dies and his son is airlifted to hospital after getting into trouble while swimming in the sea.
  
  
• Teenager denies Rhys murder
  A teenager accused of murdering the schoolboy Rhys Jones appears in court in Liverpool.
  
  
• Asylum seekers backlog to remain
  About 39,000 asylum seekers among a backlog of applications are allowed to stay in the UK.
  
  
• Monkey magic
  A mystery to those who never watched it - and to those who did
  
  
• Wallpaper music
  What makes songs like Daniel Powter's Bad Day such mega hits?
  
  
• 'Disgraced' Darwins lead papers
  The sentencing of back-from-the-dead canoeist John Darwin and wife Anne Darwin occupies most of the front pages.
  
  
• Three dead in two-vehicle crash
  Three people are killed and two others seriously injured in a crash between a lorry and people carrier in Cambridgeshire.
  
  
• Tide throws swimmers onto rocks
  A number of swimmers are rescued from the sea off Sidmouth in Devon after being dashed against rocks by unusual tidal conditions.
  
  
• Body found in burning car in park
  A body is discovered in a burnt-out car in a country park in Crawfordsburn, in County Down.
  
  
• Man seriously injured in M5 crash
  A man has been taken to hospital with life-threatening injuries following an accident on the M5 motorway.
  
  
• Complaint silences historic bells
  A town's historic clock bells are silenced at night after an environmental health investigation.
  
  
• Jobs lost as paper maker closes
  A historic Fife paper mill ceases production and goes into administration with the loss of 180 jobs.
  
  
• Cameron backs Welsh badger cull
  The Conservative's leader backs a badger cull in Wales, as he visits the Royal Welsh Show.
  
  
• Watchdog investigates taxi death
  A police watchdog confirms it is investigating a pursuit that ended when a car crashed and killed a passing taxi driver.