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- Baroness Warsi quits Conservatives in the Lords
- Starmer to meet Trump for the first time
- EU hints at compromise on youth mobility deal
- 'Send us a plane', Britons in Lebanon urge PM
- Treasury reconsidering Labour plan for non-dom tax status
- Man arrested over rail terror message hack
- Doctor denies carrying out 'intrusive' STI tests for Fayed
- Prisoner let out in error accused of sexual offence within hours
- Met officers improperly accessed Sarah Everard files
- Police to explore whether other people committed criminal offences over Fayed abuse
Jacob Rees-Mogg: Is he right to ban these words?
The new leader of the Commons issues his staff with a style guide, telling them what they cannot say.
Noel Edmonds reaches compensation deal with Lloyds over scam
The TV star says his former business was destroyed in a banking scam a decade ago.
Lewis Bagshaw Sheffield stab death: Man and teen remanded
A 16-year-old boy and 39-year-old man are charged with murdering a man in Sheffield.
Wanted Inverness man who disappeared found in Colorado
Kim Avis failed to appear at court in Edinburgh to face 24 charges including rape and sexual assault.
Groomsport: Ambulance apology after child's two-hour wait
A 12-year-old lay on the ground waiting for an ambulance for more than two hours after injuring her back.
Ashes 2019: England call up Jofra Archer for first Test v Australia
Pace bowler Jofra Archer is named in England's Test squad for the first time for the Ashes opener against Australia starting on Thursday.
Twinlakes water park: Children 'violently sick' after visits
An investigation is under way after parents reported their children became unwell after visiting Twinlakes.
Edinburgh bus driver strike to go ahead on Friday
The drivers will start an indefinite strike on 2 August, the first day of the Festival Fringe.
'I don't get paid' - Running Instagram for Love Islanders
No pay, nasty messages and hack attempts - the friends who look after social media for Love Island contestants.
UK heatwave: St Pancras passengers face delays across weekend
Engineers say repairs on heat-damaged equipment on the London line may not be finished until Monday.
Child poverty cash handed back to Europe unspent
Peers say it is "unbelievably inept" that deprivation funding could be handed back unspent.
Sheffield stabbing: Further arrests in Lewis Bagshaw murder inquiry
A 16-year-old boy and 39-year-old man are charged with the murder of Lewis Bagshaw in Sheffield.
Trump: US and UK working on 'very substantial' trade deal
The deal could lead to a five-times increase in trade, Mr Trump says after speaking to Boris Johnson.
Contaminated blood inquiry: More witnesses prompt extension
An inquiry has heard how victims, including a seven-year-old boy, were given HIV infected blood.
No-deal Brexit 'threatens' UK science industry, says Wellcome Trust
Wellcome Trust chair warns Boris Johnson that Britain will lose out if it "amputates" the EU.
Direct debit fraud: 'My mother lost £14,000'
A charity warns that the elderly and vulnerable are most at risk of becoming victims of direct debit fraud.
Sanditon: Sex, nudity and slavery in Jane Austen TV drama
A new dramatisation of the writer's unfinished novel challenges some conventions of TV period drama.
The children with special needs who stay at home
Four children with special educational needs explain why they no longer attend school.
The unlikely manager and Britain's worst football team
Russell MacMorran put his hand up at a meeting and ended up managing the "worst" team in Britain.
Cannabis oil: Girl's medicine confiscated at Stansted Airport
Tannine Montgomery says she had a UK prescription for her severely epileptic daughter's medicine.