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Women's World Cup: England ride luck and stumble to victory after Lauren James sees red
England go agonisingly close to an early exit from the Women's World Cup but find a way to win as the Lionesses' title dream lives on.
Four in court after protest halts elite UCI cycling race
The race was stopped for 50 minutes on Sunday after the route was blocked west of Falkirk
Andrew Malkinson: Greater Manchester Police criticised over trial evidence
Andrew Malkinson says Greater Manchester Police's actions caused his "wrongful conviction nightmare".
Greenpeace: Government cuts ties with group after protest at PM's home
No 10 says it is not "appropriate" to engage with the group after a stunt at Rishi Sunak's house.
Luke Brooks: Mum raised mouldy home fears before son's death
An inquest is being held into the death of Luke Brooks, 27, who died of a respiratory illness.
Seagulls: Woman left bleeding after attack outside her house
Rhiannon Fennell doesn't blame the gull - and says it was protecting its nest nearby.
Bibby Stockholm: Boarding begins on the barge
A coach carrying several people is seen pulling up at Portland Port where the Bibby Stockholm barge is.
Nadine Dorries faces move to force her out of Parliament
Nadine Dorries could be suspended if she does not attend Commons for six months, a senior Labour MP says.
GB News: Politicians' shows under scrutiny in new Ofcom investigations
Shows hosted by Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg, Philip Davies, Esther McVey and Martin Daubney are examined.
Matty Healy: The 1975 threatened with legal action after Malaysia festival cancellation
The festival was cancelled after the band's singer launched an attack on Malaysia's LGBT laws.
Jane Collinson murder: Barnard Castle killer Stephen Ansbro jailed
Jane Collinson, a grandmother of nine, was stabbed almost 60 times by her neighbour.
England World Cup squad: Henry Slade & Alex Dombrandt miss out, Joe Marchant & Theo Dan in
Henry Slade and Alex Dombrandt are among the notable absentees from Steve Borthwick's England squad for the Rugby World Cup.
'Questions need answering' over Crooked House fire
An investigation continues into the destruction of the celebrated and unusual pub building near Dudley.
National Eisteddfod to be hosted by Pontypridd in 2024
It will be the Welsh language festival's first visit to Rhondda Cynon Taf in almost 70 years.
Bibby Stockholm: First asylum seekers board housing barge in Dorset
Campaigners have expressed concerns about conditions onboard, but ministers insist the vessel is safe.
All scouts leaving South Korea camp as storm looms
UK Scouts chief executive says he feels let down by organisers of the World Scout Jamboree in South Korea.
New Troubles inquests ordered into five UVF murders
There is new evidence on the shootings in Mid-Ulster over 30 years ago, says the attorney general.
Strictly's Shirley Ballas charity skydive after brother's suicide
Shirley Ballas says she is scared of heights, but is "more terrified of losing another person to suicide".
England 0-0 Nigeria: Lionesses win penalty shootout to reach quarter-finals
England survive Lauren James' sending-off and a gruelling Nigeria onslaught to reach the quarter-finals of the Women's World Cup.
Ian Watkins' jail injuries not life threatening
The disgraced musician was stabbed at HMP Wakefield, where he is serving a 29-year sentence.