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- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
- Mohamed Al Fayed: How culture of fear at Harrods protected a predator
- 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
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
ARM: UK-based chip designer sold to Nvidia
The Cambridge-based company's technology helps power most smartphones among many other gadgets.
Hold Still: UK lockdown caught on camera
Pictures taken by members of the public for an online exhibition capturing four months of lockdown.
Scottish Water sets out renewables route map to net-zero emissions
The public utility company hopes more renewable energy and tree planting will allow it to decarbonise by 2040.
Coronavirus: Students return to socially-distanced university campuses
Students are preparing for online classes and virtual freshers weeks as they return to university.
Coronavirus in Scotland: New rules limit gatherings to six people
Regulations have come into force restricting groups of more than six people from two households meeting.
How her own illness led one woman to set up a global firm
Jules Miller set up dietary supplements firm The Nue Co after suffering irritable bowel syndrome.
Battle of Britain radar tower in Essex given protected status
The Chain Home Tower at Great Baddow is the only one of its kind surviving in the British Isles.
Criminal Records: Singer creates label for jailhouse Scots
Jill Brown says the new label will give "a voice" to musically-minded inmates at HMP Barlinnie.
David Tennant says TV drama Des 'does not celebrate' killer Dennis Nilsen
The actor explains why he played the notorious mass murderer as "boring" in a new TV drama.
Coronavirus: School cases to be expected - education minister
The education minister says expect that some pupils will need to self-isolate, with dozens of schools affected so far.
Coronavirus: Seven ways scammers will exploit consumers
Criminals are evolving their behaviour to rip off consumers, trading standards officers warn.
‘I came from a mother and baby home’
Eunan Duffy was 47 years old when he found out he was adopted and reconnected with his birth mother.
Unemployment: Planned redundancies twice the rate of last recession
Employers are notifying the government of job cuts at twice the level seen in 2009.
Drivers who kill others could receive life sentences under new laws
A new offence of causing serious injury by careless driving is also being proposed under new legislation.
NHS tells GPs they must offer patients face-to-face appointments
But GPs' body responds, saying it is an "insult" to suggest they haven't been doing their jobs.
The Papers: Tory 'rebellion' and lockdown 'blow' to health
Several of Monday's papers lead with this week's parliamentary "showdown" over the Brexit bill.
England beat Australia in thrilling second ODI to level series at 1-1
England claim an astonishing 24-run victory as Australia crumble in the second one-day international at Old Trafford.
M5: Man dies after crashing into lorry protecting car
He was driving a lorry on the M5 that crashed into another lorry that had stopped to protect a car.
YouTube faces legal battle over British children's privacy
Google, YouTube's parent company, is facing a landmark claim over the use of children's data in the UK.
Restaurants at 'critical risk' of eviction
Bosses of firms including Deliveroo call on Boris Johnson to extend the commercial rent moratorium.