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Chris Davies, who was convicted for a false expenses claim, finds out later if he has been unseated.

Wales needs to set aside nearly £1bn a year to tackle climate change, a top adviser warns.

The Conservative leadership contest again leads many papers, amid claims that "dirty tricks" were used.

Activists from Greenpeace "gatecrashed" the Mansion House where the chancellor was speaking.

Bank of England gives Facebook currency cautious welcome as it looks to the future of money.

The chancellor was addressing a City of London event at the Mansion House for the financial services industry.

Jeremy Hunt says he is confident of winning the Tory Party leadership and succeeding as PM.

Yousef Makki, 17, was killed by a friend after the failed attempt to steal cannabis, jurors hear.

Michael Gove is eliminated by just two votes in the final ballot of Conservative MPs.

BBC News NI assesses what the two candidates vying to become PM could mean for Northern Ireland.

Michael Gove is narrowly voted out of the Conservative leadership race, with Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt facing members who will pick a new leader.

It comes after criticism of the selection of guests on a Tory leadership debate programme.

Stephen Nicholson stabbed Lucy McHugh who he had been abusing for more than a year, jurors are told.

The jackpot is the third largest amount to ever be won on EuroMillions.

Counter-terror police told city planners no immediate action was needed, an inquest hears.

But Nicola Sturgeon says any decision on new tests is a matter for an independent review team.

Boris Johnson leads the race to be next Tory leader with Michael Gove two votes ahead of Jeremy Hunt.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are leaving the Royal Foundation to set up their own initiative.

Harvey Proctor breaks down while giving evidence at the trial of alleged VIP abuse fantasist Carl Beech.