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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
Nigel Dodds: The DUP does not have Tories 'over the barrel'
Deputy leader Nigel Dodds says his party will have to 'refresh and renew' its supply and demand agreement with the Tories.
Teenager arrested in north-east London over terrorism offence
An address is raided after an 18-year-old's arrest on suspicion of possessing a terrorist document.
Jeremy Corbyn: 'Our country does not need arm-waving bluster'
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn calls on Boris Johnson to focus on the "interests of the many."
Footballer Cesc Fabregas banned from driving
The ex-Chelsea and Arsenal player was caught by a speed device but claimed "I wasn't going that fast".
Boris Johnson: First Commons statement as prime minister
Boris Johnson speaking in the Commons for the first time as prime minister says the UK could have the "greatest and most prosperous economy in Europe".
Seaham man Andrew Buck killed in French Alps plane crash
Two aircrafts crashed on the French-Italian border as a group of five planes travelled to Malta.
Surrey pool party killer still at large three years on
Ricardo Hunter was shot dead at a party in Surrey in 2016 but his killer has never been traced.
John Leslie appears in court charged with sex offence
The former Blue Peter presenter is accused of assaulting a woman in Westminster in 2008.
One in seven prisons in England and Wales of 'serious concern'
Sixteen prisons in England and Wales are given the lowest rating - the highest proportion since figures began.
Mercury Prize 2019: Punk and politics collide on shortlist
Albums addressing race, immigration, Brexit and class rub shoulders on a strong award shortlist.
Nissan to cut 12,500 jobs worldwide
The Japanese car giant says it will make 10% fewer cars by the end of 2022.
UK heatwave: Trains between Swansea, Cardiff and London disrupted
Network bosses have cancelled trains because of concerns the hot weather will buckle tracks.
Love Islanders get social media adverts 'survival kit'
The idea is to help people tell when social posts from celebrities are being paid for by brands.
O2 to launch 5G network in UK in October
It will be the last of the UK's four 5G networks to launch, and the only one not to use Huawei kit.
Boris Johnson's new-look cabinet meet for first time
After meeting his team, the new prime minister will address MPs in the House of Commons.
Birkenhead shooting: Two men injured in drive-by attack
Shots were fired into a car from a motorbike outside a Birkenhead pub shortly after midnight.
What do Boris Johnson's cabinet changes mean?
As the new PM takes office, the BBC analyses the dismissals and appointments, and what they could mean for the Brexit process.
Smart Works: 'A free designer suit changed my life'
How a charity championed by the Duchess of Sussex helped two women get new jobs.
Forced penetration: If a woman forces a man to have sex, is that rape?
When a man has sex with a woman without consent, that's rape. Should it be rape when a woman coerces a man into sex?
UK heatwave: Country braces for hottest day on record
Temperatures could soar to an all-time high of 39C in southern and eastern England on Thursday.