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- Fulham 'protected' women's team players from Fayed
- Tornado damages properties and blows over trees
- Letby seeks attempted murder conviction appeal
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
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- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
Sentences to double for attacks on emergency workers
New laws will increase maximum jail terms for assaults on front-line workers to two years.
In pictures: Hot weather returns to the UK
Images from around the country as it enjoys another week of hot weather.
Will Halloween and birthday parties be cancelled in Scotland?
The first minister has not ruled out a ban on guising as she warns 'necessary' steps will be taken to halt the spread of coronavirus.
Coronavirus: Families mingling may be breaking 'rule of six' - home secretary
Priti Patel says she would call the police on her neighbours if she saw breaches of the rules.
Sturgeon 'hopeful' virus results backlog will improve
Nicola Sturgeon says she has had "constructive" talks with the UK health secretary over the issue.
BBC star salaries: Gary Lineker takes pay cut as Zoe Ball shoots up list
The Match of the Day host may earn less than Radio 2's Zoe Ball, whose pay has shot up by £1m.
Coronavirus: Testing issues 'will be solved in a matter of weeks', says Hancock
Health Secretary Matt Hancock tells MPs there has been a "sharp rise" in those seeking a test.
Charlie Elphicke: Ex-MP jailed for sex assaults on women
Charlie Elphicke, the ex-Tory MP for Dover, was convicted of sexually assaulting two women.
Alex Salmond inquiry hears 'bullying' behaviour claim
Alex Salmond's permanent secretary says the former first minister "could display bullying or intimidatory behaviour".
Booker Prize 2020: Hilary Mantel misses out on shortlist
The two-time winner misses out while the successful nominees all live outside the UK.
School figures show 88% of pupils were back for start of term
Most parents sent their children back to school but now problems with Covid tests threaten attendance.
Women lose state pension age appeal against government
Two women hit by changes to the state pension age and backed by campaign group BackTo60 lose their appeal.
Wylfa: Hitachi 'withdraws' from nuclear project
The Japanese firm is pulling out of the stalled £15-£20bn power plant scheme, Anglesey council says.
Coronavirus: Ebbsfleet Covid-19 test centre shut to become lorry park
The Ebbsfleet testing centre is to make way for a lorry park for post-Brexit customs checks.
Hillingdon crossbow attack: Man critically ill after being shot
The 33-year-old was hit in the abdomen with an arrow in a west London street.
Coronavirus: Man 'refused to wear face mask in Bluewater shopping centre'
Sam Francis, who was arrested in Bluewater, Dartford, is also accused of assaulting emergency workers.
Coronavirus: Tempers flare at Covid test site
People turning up at a walk-in test centre in Oldham are turned away as there is no capacity.
Coronavirus: Was £10,000 student party fine too harsh?
A 19-year-old from Nottingham was handed the large penalty after his party breached Covid-19 rules.
NI employment: Rising unemployment 'driven by youth'
The youth unemployment rate is now estimated at 8.2% after a "significant quarterly increase".
Coronavirus: UK jobs latest, testing system strain and lockdown start-ups
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.