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- 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
- Lynette White killer denied public parole hearing
- Regulator said investigating Harrods doctors was not in public interest
- New Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay promises to 'change' party
- Boris Johnson's 'hopeless' bid to persuade Prince Harry to stay
Newspaper headlines: 'Support' for Prince Andrew and new Ofcom powers
A photo of Prince Andrew travelling to church with the Queen features on several newspaper fronts.
Attempted murder charge over PC run over by own car in Moseley
The traffic officer had been attempting to pull over a suspected car thief in Birmingham.
Beechmere fire: Incident commander 'undoubtedly saved lives'
The commander's decision to override a "stay put" policy and evacuate 150 residents is praised.
Labour deputy Watson voices indyref2 opposition
The UK Labour Party deputy leader Tom Watson speaks out against a second Scottish independence referendum.
European Athletics Team Championships: GB name shot putter for 4x400m relay
Great Britain are disqualified from the men's 4x400m relay at the European Athletics Team Championships after a shot putter was named in the line-up.
Rashford double as Man Utd open with win over Chelsea
Marcus Rashford scores twice as Manchester United begin their Premier League campaign with an emphatic win over Chelsea at Old Trafford.
Extinction Rebellion goes red for beach protest
About a hundred protesters took part in the demonstration on Porthmeor Beach in St Ives.
RAF to allow beards for the first time
The rule change brings the RAF in line with the navy, but "scraggly or patchy beards" will not be allowed.
NI ambulance crew shortage expected for third night
The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service's medical director says about 20% of crews are unavailable.
Shipyard boss Jim McColl and government clash over rescue plan
The owner of Ferguson Marine says proposals to nationalise the beleaguered yard make "no economic sense".
Rescue bid after car runs off Skye pier into sea
The car ran off a pier and plunged into the water off Skye after its occupants stopped to look at otters.
England beat Wales 33-19 in World Cup warm-up game
Wales are denied top spot in the world rankings after England withstand a second-half fightback to win their Rugby World Cup warm-up.
In pictures: Fans young and old rock out at festival
Derbyshire's Catton Park is host to more than 100 heavy metal bands, and thousands of fans.
Floods in Otterburn as River Rede bursts banks
Heavy rain is expected to persist throughout Sunday, the Environment Agency said.
Worthing seafront cordon over 'hazardous material'
A two-mile cordon is set up along Worthing's seafront as people complain of sore eyes and vomiting.
Why do Welsh place names appear around the world?
The story involves a Welshman who played a major role in extending the American Civil War.
PC run over by car theft suspect in Moseley undergoes surgery
The PC suffered serious head injuries, not thought to be life-threatening, the force said.
Disabled EasyJet passengers "stranded" in London after cancelled flights
EasyJet passengers describe 'nightmare' of trying to get flights from London to Belfast.
Marina Wheeler urges women to take smear tests
Boris Johnson's estranged wife, who was diagnosed with cervical cancer in May, says she is "cancer-free".
Kirklees house fire: Person 'jumped from window'
Paramedics treated four people after the fire in Kirklees.