Autistic football fan on 'sensory overload' of match day

Alex Manners has been to all 92 football league clubs to raise awareness of autism.

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Your next new car will try to stop you speeding

Drivers will find it harder to break speed limits, thanks to "intelligent speed assistance" systems.

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Does your dinner come from a “dark kitchen”?

Deliveroo's "dark kitchens" are workspaces allowing restaurants to meet demand for app deliveries.

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Have the poorest councils had the biggest cuts?

Jeremy Corbyn says most deprived areas of England have been hit harder, so what do the figures show?

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My lifelong obsession with 'resurrecting' classic cars

Vehicle restorer Charles Palmer on his long-held fascination with bringing classic cars back to life.

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Earth Day: How to be more eco-friendly in everyday life

It's Earth Day, so we asked green bloggers for their top tips to be more eco-friendly.

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The breast cancer surgeon who got breast cancer

Liz O'Riordan had to stop working as a breast cancer surgeon because of her own cancer. How did she move on?

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Newspaper headlines: Grief and 'outrage' over Lyra McKee death

The papers react to the killing of a young journalist, who was shot dead during rioting in Londonderry.

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Abused as children, art is their therapy

Three abuse victims - a poet, playwright and textile artist - explain how creativity helped them recover.

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Meghan and Harry: All you need to know about the next royal baby

With the clock ticking until Harry and Meghan have their first child, here's all you need to know.

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What is it like to strike rich while metal detecting?

Gareth Millward first started for "a bit of fun" - but now spends as much time metal detecting as possible.

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420: Seven charts on how cannabis use has changed

Cannabis is England's favourite illegal drug, but what do we know about its use and impacts?

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'You can succeed as a vegan athlete'

After playing international tennis in his teens, Ross Mackay says he really learned about food when he became vegan.

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Climate protests: How do police control demonstrations?

Nearly 400 Extinction Rebellion protesters have been arrested

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Journalist shot dead in Derry during rioting in the city

Dissident republicans are being blamed for killing 29-year-old Lyra McKee during rioting in the city.

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Knife crime: Prince Charles calls for end to 'pervasive horror'

The Prince of Wales says offenders must be punished but also speaks of the power of forgiveness.

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Teachers 'paying for resources out of own money'

One in five teachers buys lesson materials once a week, a survey by the NASUWT union suggests.

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Two dead in Aberdeen beach tragedy

Emergency crews say two females were pulled from the sea off Aberdeen beach in the early hours of Friday.

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Huge increase in Public Spaces Protection Order fines

A lawyer fears some council wardens are "acting with incentives to issue as many fines as possible".

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Sore knee? Maybe you have a fabella

A little bone scientists thought was being lost to evolution seems to be making a comeback, say experts.

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