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- Starmer warns of trade-offs as he vows to rebuild Britain
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- 'Remarkable' boy survived life support switch-off, judge says
- Woolwich 'zombie' knife victim named as two arrested
- Woman and girl, 8, found dead at home identified
- Delivery riders getting illegal e-bikes seized
- GB Energy: What does it mean for Scotland?
- 'Hillsborough Law' on the table by anniversary - PM
- Beach deaths 'preventable', parent tells inquest
- TSB says sorry for payment problems
The Papers: Hong Kong 'turmoil' and Lionesses 'ready to roar'
Many front pages report on the protests in Hong Kong - carrying pictures of activists forcing their way into the territory's parliament.
Glastonbury 2019: Teenage rap fan says his performance was 'too good to be true'
15-year-old Alex became an internet sensation after performing 'Thiago Silva' on stage with rapper Dave.
Off-road biker leaves Cardiff man, 84, injured in road
Police forces across Wales are targeting anti-social use of off-road motorbikes.
Boxing beard ban is discrimination, says Sikh amateur fighter
A ruling that amateur fighters in Wales must be clean shaven is not fair, a student says.
British Steel: 'We fear for our town's future'
Workers at the British Steel plant in Scunthorpe are living under a cloud as the plant's future remains uncertain.
Boxing beard ban not fair says Cardiff University student
Cardiff student Aaron Singh says the rules in Wales are "not fair" and discriminatory.
Alfonso the vet sings opera to Hampshire's cows
Alfonso, a singing Italian vet, performs opera to the animals he is treating and says it helps calm them.
Lost Lewis Chessman piece to be sold at London auction
The current owners were unaware it was a long-lost piece of the medieval Lewis Chessmen.
Contaminated blood inquiry: Scots victims to give evidence
A UK-wide inquiry is looking at how thousands of patients were infected with HIV and hepatitis C.
MPs call for laws to protect elections against online interference
MPs says laws on political advertising and funding need to be updated for the digital age.
South Norwood Country Park assaults: Man held after six women attacked
About 80 people took part in a protest calling for more safety measures following the attacks.
Fifa Women's World Cup: England face favourites USA with place in final at stake
Phil Neville leads his England team into Tuesday's World Cup semi-final against the USA saying he has been planning for this match since the day he took the job.
Plymouth Hoe search: Missing diver 'in difficulty' off Devon coast
A diving group alerted HM Coastguard that a member was "in difficulty" off Plymouth Hoe.
MPs call for urgent action over homophobia hate crime after TOWIE star's petition
A debate on the issue was prompted by a petition from The Only Way Is Essex's Bobby Norris
Bristol girl detained at airport over FGM fears
A mother and her daughter are stopped over fears the 10-year-old was at risk of female genital mutilation abroad.
Kenya flight 'stowaway' body found in Clapham garden
The person is believed to have fallen from a Kenya Airways flight from Nairobi on Sunday afternoon.
George Osborne and wife Frances announce divorce
The Conservative ex-politician and journalist says he and his wife Frances remain "good friends".
Belfast: 11 arrests in money laundering investigation
Police have linked the money to criminal activity carried out by Chinese organised crime groups.
Councils 'in the dark' over future funding amid cash warnings
Some fear they could run out of money for essential services like child protection and social care.
Minister apologises for saying Welsh Government economy comments
Lee Waters had said the Welsh Government did not know what it was doing about the economy.