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- PM defends stay at donor's property during election
- Benefit claimants should have to look for work - PM
- Ian Rankin: How the death of my mum led me to Rebus
- More women accuse tribunal judge of bullying
- Why artist collabs are more popular than ever
- The Papers: PM braces for 'storm' and Britons told leave Lebanon
- Sex Education star cast in Potter-inspired play
- Growing unease in NHS about 'broken' messaging, BBC told
- Nike and Sky ads banned over online tactics
- Leave immediately, Starmer tells UK nationals in Lebanon
Electric car network gets £40m boost despite sales drop
The Department for Transport wants more charge points in the UK but hybrid vehicle sales have fallen.
Newspaper headlines: Trump 'turns on May' and a £15bn dementia 'tax'
The newspapers focus on the US president's reaction to leaked UK emails and the cost of social care.
Cardiff street closed by police after after 'gunshot' claims
People tell police they heard noises like gunshots during a disturbance involving a group of men.
Trump diplomat row: Police urged to open investigation
The Met Police are asked to look into the leak of emails calling the Trump administration "inept".
Universal credit: Multi-million pound scam targets claimants
Bogus claims include "a 19-year-old with six blind children" and one whose landlord was "Harry Kane".
Bonfires: Council contractors removed 1,800 tyres from site
Materials will also be taken from two other bonfires in Belfast, following a meeting on Monday.
VIP abuse accuser Carl Beech admits lying to police over 'witness'
Carl Beech, 51, has refused to give the surname for a boy he claims was abused alongside him.
Two in court over death of girl in Paisley 'hit-and-run'
Robyn Fryar, 15, was crossing Glenburn Road in Paisley with friends when she was struck by a car.
Johanna Konta beats Petra Kvitova to reach Wimbledon quarter-finals
Johanna Konta keeps alive hopes of a first British women's singles champion at Wimbledon for 42 years by reaching the quarter-finals.
Army racism tribunal: Officer 'referred to coloured people'
Lt Col Geoff Hargreaves tells an employment tribunal language about race is "a bit of a minefield".
Pirate our games, don't buy them from key resellers, say indies
A campaign urges the public to stop buying discounted video game codes from "unauthorised" sites.
Labour's Kate Hoey will not stand in next general election
The Brexit-backing MP caused controversy within her party during the 2016 referendum.
Judge faces no action over drink-driver 'being a woman' remark
The judge told drink-driver Victoria Parry she would have gone "straight down" to jail if she was a man.
Brexit: Civil servants moved around for no-deal plans as deadline shifts
Newsnight learns that most staff planning for no deal were stood down, but may be reinstated before October.
Ex-Watford physio Phil Edwards dies after child sex arrest
Phil Edwards, who worked for the Premier League club in the 1990s, died weeks after being arrested.
Lucy McHugh: Dumped hoodie had DNA links to Stephen Nicholson
Dumped clothing had links to Lucy McHugh and the man alleged to have killed her, a court hears.
Use of child informants by Home Office 'lawful', High Court rules
A charity loses a High Court legal challenge against the use of children as informants by police.
NHS and 'remarkable' hospital radio inspire Mystery Jets song
Singer Blaine Harrison, who has spina bifida, wrote the track during a recent hospital stay.
Why there's more to the Northern Ireland bill than meets the eye
Abortion rights, same-sex marriage and a no-deal Brexit could all come into play during debate on the bill.
Westminster car crash: Salih Khater 'wanted to kill many'
Salih Khater drove at police officers before crashing his car outside Parliament, his trial is told.
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