The Papers: 'Hundreds feared dead in quake' and Reeves likened to Truss
The papers focus on the deadly earthquake in South East Asia and criticism of the chancellor's policies.
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Amateur photographers hope to fix Wikipedia's 'terrible' pictures
The site is littered with awful photos, particularly of celebrities - but a volunteer project is trying to fix that.
Mysterious disappearances spook residents of Caribbean island
Relatives and friends of people who have disappeared in Antigua speak to the BBC about their anguish.
'My house used to be a disgusting public toilet block'
Public conveniences have become houses, a theatre, shops and bars across the country.
Has the UK's most loathed protest group really stopped throwing soup?
Just Stop Oil says it will disband but does this mark an end to the chaos caused by its climate protests?
Alex Warren was homeless and sleeping in friends' cars - now he's number one
The influencer-turned-musician is topping the charts after turning trauma into music that heals.
'She took him and his money': How a woman cut off her grandfather from his family
A man with dementia was persuaded by his granddaughter to give her financial control of his affairs.
Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis
The 17th Century oil painting was taken from a Jewish Belgian art collector during World War Two.
How police caught killer criminology student without DNA evidence
Police reveal how they tracked down Nasen Saadi after he stabbed two women on a Bournemouth beach.
US car buyers fear sweeping auto tariffs will make things worse
"The prices in the wholesale market have skyrocketed already and it's going to get worse," one car seller tells the BBC.
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