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- When to recline and how to share armrests: Rules for avoiding a mid-flight row
- The Papers: Labour MP resigns over gifts row and Iran warns Israel over assassination
- Three charged with murder after man found stabbed
- Starmer's Labour about greed and power - Duffield
- 'The steelworks is our identity - we are the steel town'
- Schofield says Cast Away is his last TV appearance
- West Brom fan dies at Sheffield Wednesday match
- Three charged after soup thrown at Van Gogh paintings
- Three men charged over £1.2m cannabis haul
- King marks 'important' 25th anniversary of Scottish Parliament
Newspaper headlines: Rudd resigns and Johnson's 'threat to EU'
The newspaper front pages cover the late-breaking resignation of cabinet minister Amber Rudd.
Tories bid to depose Speaker Bercow after Commons revolt
The party plans to stand a candidate against John Bercow, accusing him of "flagrant abuse" of process.
In case you missed it
If you were one of the millions watching BBC Parliament this week, here are some stories you may have missed.
What to do if you overspent on your summer holiday
Household finances have taken a summer hit, but experts have some advice about getting back on track.
B&B stays for homeless to be limited to seven days
New regulations will limit the amount of time homeless people spend in unsuitable accommodation.
Student with stoma accused by Wetherspoons staff of taking drugs
Amber Davies says staff at a Wetherspoons pub questioned why she was using a disabled toilet.
What's it like to live in a castle?
England is home to hundreds of castles, but what is like to live in one?
Billy Connolly: Will the Big Yin's statue ever find a home?
In 2011 a statue was built depicting two of Scotland's great comedians - but has never left storage.
Silent disco group enjoys walking tour of Hexham
The group sang and danced their way around the Northumberland town to music only they could hear.
Ultimate Boxxer is Nottingham's 'Punching Preacher'
Youth pastor and middleweight champion Derrick Osaze is preparing for his next bout.
'I paid £10k for a campervan that never appeared'
A BBC investigation looks into why a company selling restored campervans failed to deliver.
The London schoolgirl running her own e-commerce business
Cara has been running her own business for a year and has even paid for her parents to go on holiday.
Angela Smith: Former Labour MP joins the Lib Dems
The MP, who quit Labour in February, says the Lib Dems are "the strongest party to stop Brexit".
Amber Rudd quits government over Johnson's Brexit stance
The work and pensions secretary says she cannot stand by while moderate fellow Tories are expelled.
Police officer injured at Republican marches in Glasgow
Two parades were escorted through Glasgow by riot police, with 10 people charged for various offences.
England 4-0 Bulgaria: Harry Kane scores hat-trick in Three Lions win
Captain Harry Kane scored a hat-trick as England completed a routine win over Bulgaria at Wembley to continue their perfect start to Euro 2020 qualifying.
Ashes 2019: England lose late wickets as Australia close in on Ashes
England's hopes of saving the Ashes fade with the loss of two late wickets on the fourth day of the fourth Test against Australia at Old Trafford.
'Allo 'Allo! Lynford Hall blue plaque reveal goes 'off script'
The plan was simple - pull the rope at the right moment to reveal a comedy honour.
Trump Turnberry: US Congress launches investigation into Prestwick Airport deals
US Congress is investigating state dealings with Prestwick Airport, near the president's golf resort.
The Queen and Prince Charles attend Braemar Gathering
Thousands of people are expected at the event which is is held on the first Saturday in September every year.