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- Rayner: I don't think I broke rules over stay in donor's flat
- CPS twice did not prosecute Fayed over sex abuse claims
- Warnings of heavy rain as thunderstorms hit parts of the UK
- More heavy rain to come for parts of UK as summer ends
- The Papers: 'No more austerity' and 'Sir Shameless at it again'
- Mysterious hate letters turn quiet village to 'poison'
- It is my job to sort out No 10 leaks, says Starmer
- Dominant Dubois knocks Joshua out in epic Wembley clash
- Watch: Hundreds of paratroopers leap to mark daring WW2 offensive
- Cabbies take kids from hospital to Disneyland
Suella Braverman and France's Gérald Darmanin sign migrant patrol deal
The UK and France sign an agreement to try to stop people crossing the English Channel in small boats.
Cristiano Ronaldo: Manchester United forward says he feels 'betrayed' by club
Cristiano Ronaldo says he feels "betrayed" by Manchester United, does not respect manager Erik ten Hag and is being forced out.
Primark website crashes as click-and-collect launched
The budget retailer, which lost £1bn during the pandemic, has started a trial across north-west England.
Retailer Joules nears collapse risking 1,600 jobs
The UK clothing and homeware brand is set for administration after failing to raise extra investment.
Antrim Area Hospital: Hospital 'unsafe' on Saturday night
The chief executive of the Northern Trust says the hospital "simply could not cope" with demand.
UK music festivals: 'Drug checking could have saved Georgia'
The mum of an 18-year-old backs new findings which suggests on-site drug testing makes events safer.
Eden Project takes on Penrith gardener over name
Susan Davies says the action over her Gardens of Eden business was "corporate bullying".
Oldham child sex abuse: Police made me feel like a criminal, victim says
A woman who was groomed and abused by hundreds of men as a child says police did not protect her.
Police pay woman £40,000 after using unlawful force
Officers unlawfully arrested the woman after they were called by a bailiff.
Cost of living: 'We've got to sell our family home due to mortgage rise'
A mother-of-three says she can't see any option than selling her house due to mortgage rates rising.
King Charles celebrates his 74th birthday, his first as monarch
No public engagements are planned and King Charles is expected to mark the milestone privately.
Government set to breach foreign aid spending cap
Much of the budget is being used to pay for asylum seekers in the United Kingdom, the BBC has learned.
Frasers Group said to be close to buying Savile Row tailor - report
The Sports Direct owner is reported to be advanced talks to buy Savile Row tailor Gieves & Hawkes.
Cost of living: Expanded energy bill discount scheme under way
A bigger rebate under the Warm Home Discount begins but concerns remain some are missing out.
Mystery of BBC radio's first broadcasts revealed 100 years on
New research shows the BBC may have launched in London but Manchester played a big role in many early shows.
The Papers: 'Tax rises for all' and 'last chance' to save NHS
Government plans to hike taxes while cutting spending and problems facing the health service lead the front pages.
Disability and the cost of living: 'It's our son's life'
Six-year-old Cohen survives off the machines in his home and his mum's energy bills could rise to more than £3,000 a year.
Suella Braverman to sign revised deal with France on Channel migrants
The home secretary will finalise a deal with the French to try to curb Channel crossings in small boats.
Magaluf: Cardiff man says Majorca bouncer almost killed him
Josh Pesticcio, 24, warns others after he says he was "brutally attacked" by club doorman.
Six hurt as conference disrupted by protesters
Four people were taken to hospital and one man was arrested during a protest at a conference.