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- Al Fayed's son 'horrified' by sexual abuse allegations
- Keir Starmer received more clothes worth £16,000
- A&E doctor 'refused' to see woman before she died
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
- Boys who killed with machete aged 12 are detained
- Activists throw soup on Van Gogh paintings again
- Acting legend Dame Maggie Smith dies at 89
- Titanic shipbuilder formally enters administration
- Joseph Eubank found not guilty of raping teen
- Stalking victims failed by police, report finds
Iran tanker row: US requests detention of Grace 1 in Gibraltar
Grace 1 was seized by Royal Marines on 4 July and has remained off the coast of Gibraltar since.
Oil starts flowing from huge North Sea development
More than 300 million barrels of heavy crude oil are expected to be recovered from the Mariner field, east of Shetland.
Drug deaths soar to highest level on record
A government adviser blames cuts to treatment programmes as the death toll hit 2,917 in 2018.
Greta Thunberg: Caroline Lucas reports Arron Banks to Twitter
Brexit campaigner Arron Banks says his tweet about "freak yachting accidents" was a joke.
Newcastle shopping centre stabbing: Seven teenagers arrested
A 52-year-old man was stabbed to death outside Greggs in Old Eldon Square in Newcastle city centre.
Yousef Makki: Stabbed boy's family ask for sentences appeal
The family of Yousef Makki, 17, believe two boys convicted in the case got unduly lenient sentences.
GB athletes disqualified for finishing together
British athletes Jess Learmonth and Georgia Taylor-Brown's disqualified from the World Triathlon Olympic qualification event in Tokyo after crossing the finish line hand-in-hand.
Liverpool's Berry Street nightclub hit by major blaze
The Liverpool club is close to a college where students are due to get their A-Level results.
Nora Quoirin death: Post-mortem finds 'no foul play'
The 15-year-old was found near a stream ten days after vanishing from a Malaysian jungle resort.
Ashers 'gay cake' row referred to highest European Court
Gareth Lee, who ordered the cake from Ashers bakery, is going to the European Court of Human Rights.
When Bob Dylan played the Isle of Wight Festival in 1969
It's been 50 years since two brothers booked the US singer-songwriter to play at the English festival.
Electricity bills: Power NI customers set for 6% bill increase
Power NI is hiking prices in a move that will see domestic bills go up by an average of £35 a year.
Corbyn: UK parliament should not block Indyref2
The Labour leader says Westminster should not prevent a vote - but he does not think it is a "good idea".
Calls to remove Butetown phone boxes 'used for drug-taking'
Resident and religious leaders say people can often be seen taking drugs in the booths.
The three words that can save your life
Police want everyone to download a smartphone app they say has already saved several lives.
Plymouth's historic Drake's Island fortress sold
Drake's Island off the Plymouth coast also boasts a 16th Century barracks once used as a prison.
British Firework Championships 'an amazing spectacle'
Six of the country's top firework companies compete in the championships in Plymouth.
Being a referee: 'I get a front row seat on the pitch'
As a female official takes charge of a Uefa men's game for the first time, why do people want to become refs?
Dental surgeons urge England's schools to go sugar-free
They say tackling tooth decay - which affects a quarter of five-year-olds - is a priority.
Aston Hall: Victims criticise government's compensation deal
Former child patients of Aston Hall were given sodium amytal, stripped and abused in the 1960s and 1970s.
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