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- Father and son jailed over £1m National Trust fraud
- Reform UK votes to give members more control
- Murdered banker's family have 'lost confidence' in police
- Escaped Cinnamon 'fled after being startled by mower'
- Harrods worker says Fayed complaint was 'brushed off by her manager'
- UK facing weekend of thunderstorms and heavy rain
- The man who left Bowie with mismatched eyes
- Raducanu retires injured against Kasatkina in Korea
- 'Christmas tree in December? Try all year round'
- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
Cost of living: 'We've only got 30p left on our prepayment meter'
A mother says having a prepayment meter installed has made her situation "exponentially worse".
UK museums willing to return skulls to Zimbabwe
Several Zimbabwean skulls were found in archives but none belong to Zimbabwe's anti-colonial heroes.
Taylor beats Carabajal to retain world titles
Ireland's Katie Taylor retains her IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO world lightweight titles with a comprehensive win against Karen Elizabeth Carabajal.
PM should come clean over Suella Braverman breach - Labour
Labour is calling for risk assessments of Suella Braverman's security breach to be published.
Newspaper headlines: 'Johnson will attend COP27' and 'Truss hacked'
Most of the Sunday papers look at Rishi Sunak's decision not to attend the COP27 climate summit.
Liverpool 1-2 Leeds: Jurgen Klopp says his side need to find consistency in top-four fight
Jurgen Klopp says Liverpool need to find consistency to avoid missing out on a top-four finish in the Premier League after a damaging loss to Leeds.
Liz Truss phone hack claim prompts calls for investigation
The Mail on Sunday claims the ex-prime minister's phone was hacked while she was foreign secretary.
Halloween: Pig-headed butcher leads scares at Aberdare house
One family spends six months turning their home into a must-see Halloween attraction.
Keeping tips from workers could soon be illegal in Wales
Under a new law, employers would have to pay workers all their tips without any deductions.
Liam Christie: Second man charged after Antrim murder
Forty-four-year-old Liam Christie was shot eight times at close range at his home in Antrim town.
NI election: Sinn Féin says talks to be held on Tuesday
But the DUP warns that the Northern Ireland's secretary's plan for more discussions is "pointless".
Angry drivers remove Just Stop Oil protesters from London roads
Scotland Yard say they arrested 33 people during the protests in central London.
Port Talbot: Nazi graffiti painted on Caribbean mural
Volunteers restore the mural after swastikas and a severe racial slur are daubed on the painting.
Families bid to meet Nicola Sturgeon over deaths in custody
Relatives of Sheku Bayou and Allan Marshall say no-one has been held responsible for their deaths in 2015.
Don't believe it's back to boring, says Laura Kuenssberg
Rishi Sunak will be a different kind of PM but it's not the end of the drama, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
Rishi Sunak hires ITV's Amber de Botton as communications chief
The appointment comes as the new prime minister and his family move back into No 10 Downing Street.
Thousands march across UK to demand affordable childcare
March of the Mummies campaigners want the government to reform childcare and parental leave.
Pregnant Then Screwed Cardiff protest draws mums for march
About 100 women and family members march - some in Halloween costumes - demanding changes.
Somerset: Evacuations after pyrotechnics factory explosions
A container is said to have been destroyed by fireworks at the Somerset site - scene to a 600m cordon.
Woman, 46, dies after two-car crash near Ayr
Shona McKinlay, from Dreghorn, died in the crash on the A70 between Ayr and Coylton on Friday.