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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
The Troubles: Two women from different sides work together on peace
Kathleen's husband was killed by the IRA, which Anne joined at 18. Now they work together on peace.
'My dad thought he was a criminal - he wasn't'
More than 200 MPs have called for a suspension and independent review of a controversial tax policy.
New 50% off 16-17 railcard on sale next week
The Department for Transport says the 16-17 Saver card will cost £30 and will be valid from 2 September.
Rail fares set to rise again in January
The rail fare increase for 2020 is set to be announced by the Department of Transport on Wednesday.
Health fears campus reopens but staff strike continues
Pupils are returning to Buchanan and St Ambrose high schools but more than 30 teachers remain on strike.
Labour plans to scrap predicted grades system
They are wrong "in the vast majority of cases" and the system is "deeply unfair", the party says.
Paper headlines: No 10 'risks betrayal' and commuters 'priced out'
Philip Hammond's warning over a no-deal Brexit, and a new hike in rail fares feature on the front pages.
'Bike gift stranger' and former child refugee reunited
A woman has met with Egbert, the "kind man" who bought her a bike when she lived at a refugee camp.
Speedboat ride on flooded rugby pitch in Ayrshire
A speedboat has been spotted roaring across a flooded rugby pitch following torrential rain in Scotland.
Enzo's Homes guilty of felling ancient redwood tree in Swansea
Both the firm and its director are convicted of cutting down a 200-year-old redwood tree.
PC Stephen McGoldrick admits having 9,000 indecent images
Stephen McGoldrick admits to downloading the illegal images onto his phone and other devices.
Judge rules in 'extraordinary' Essex inheritance case
The dispute arose after the deaths of John and Marjorie Ann Scarle at their home in Essex in 2016.
Binman surprises 100-year-old on her birthday
Ben Bird's kind gesture to mark Dorothy Ballard's milestone has been viewed millions of times.
Children in care targeted by county lines gangs
Criminal gangs are targeting children in care, some as young as 12, in towns and cities many miles from home.
Deaths by suicide and drugs highest among Generation X
People born in the 1960s and 70s stand out as the generation most likely to die by suicide or drug poisoning, data shows.
Scottish government pays out £500,000 in costs to Alex Salmond
The former first minister is awarded £512,250 from the Scottish government over a court battle.
Hull toilet block on Lonely Planet travel experiences list
The "elegant" Grade II-listed toilet block has attracted tourists from across the world.
Sydney stabbing: British brothers restrained suspect
A witness of the stabbing has recounted what happened when he intervened in the suspect's arrest.
Facial recognition in King's Cross prompts call for new laws
Biometrics Commissioner calls for new laws following revelation of facial checks at London King's Cross.
Brexit: Ministers expect no-deal challenge next month
No 10 assumes the EU will wait for MPs to try and block a no-deal before engaging in further talks.