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10 fines at the dentist... that weren't fine
Getting a £100 fine at the dentist is distressing, particularly if it is believed to be in error, say patients.
Chris Packham: Why I wouldn't change my Asperger's
Chris Packham reveals how Asperger's syndrome helps him to see the world in a different way.
Mexican comedian brings stand-up to female prisoners
How comedy workshops are helping inmates in Mexico's notoriously dangerous jails.
Japan's 'living artwork' invents new fashion style
Minori reinvented a Japanese street fashion style eight years ago that now has a worldwide following.
Ibrahim Halawa freed from jail in Egypt
The Irishman was acquitted of all charges in Egypt over a month ago but his release was delayed.
India's first complete transgender couple are hoping to marry
Sukanyeah and Aarav met at a gender reassignment clinic. Now they're planning a wedding.
Boxer Joseph Joyce gets inspiration from his mum, Marvel, who is blind.
Olympic boxer Joseph Joyce gets inspiration from his adventurous mum, Marvel, who is blind and about to climb Mount Kilimanjaro.
Brexit: Theresa May urges new dynamic in Brexit talks
The PM tells EU leaders they must work together on a deal "we can defend to our people".
7 days quiz: Which royal did Paddington dance with?
A weekly quiz of the news, 7 days 7 questions.
Pollution linked to one in six deaths
Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths each year worldwide, according to a report in The Lancet.
Should Alderney make its wartime camps tourist attractions?
A community is divided over whether World War Two labour camps should be used to promote tourism.
Mobile companies overcharging customers after contracts end
The UK government said the firms needed to inform customers when they had paid for their handsets.
Bank of England under fire for lack of diversity
Treasury select committee seeks evidence on the Bank's efforts to improve its gender and ethnic mix.
Everton 1-2 Lyon
Everton boss Ronald Koeman says the 2-1 Europa League defeat at home to Lyon puts his job under greater scrutiny.
Paper review: No deal Brexit plans and 'rip-off' mobiles
David Davis is planning for no deal on Brexit talks, and millions overcharged for mobiles feature on Friday's front pages.
Daphne Caruana Galizia: Malta journalist killed by 'remotely detonated' bomb
Officials discuss initial results of an inquiry into the killing of an investigative reporter.
The woman who taught us about chimps
Famed primatologist Jane Goodall is the subject of a new documentary that includes recently unearthed footage from her explorations in Africa.
Ronnie O'Sullivan lets spectator take final shot in win at English Open
Ronnie O'Sullivan lets a spectator who evades security take his last shot as he wins in the third round at the English Open.
Canada producer leaves TV amid flurry of sexual abuse allegations
Gilbert Rozon has been accused of sexually abusing and harassing women over the past three decades.
Rhys Webb 'heartbroken' over Wales policy, but will not renege on Toulon move
Rhys Webb says he will not change his decision to join Toulon in 2018 - even though it means he will not be eligible to play for Wales.
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