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- Prisoner on the run from HMP North Sea Camp
- BBC report on unlawful SAS killings 'broadly accurate', MoD concluded
- Harrods investigating if current staff involved in Fayed allegations
- Drone shows collapsed pitch at AFC Wimbledon
- Winter fuel vote delay an outrage, says union
- Flash floods and heavy rain batter England and Wales
- Joseph Eubank raped girl on beach, trial hears
- Baby cared for by Letby 'was wrapped in dirty towel'
- Extremist killers described imam as 'Voldemort'
- Mum who took baby in pram to riot sentenced
Murdoch Brown murder: Partner 'needs to know who did it'
Two people were seen running from the scene of Murdoch Brown's death in Colchester, police say.
Michael Gove in 'strong position for DUP support'
Michael Gove, a Conservative leadership contender, says he is a "unionist to my bootstraps".
Lizzie Deignan on challenges of balancing elite competition with motherhood
"There really isn't any sort of guidance" - Lizzie Deignan on how she is trying to balance elite competition with having a baby.
Orient manager 'rebuilt a broken club'
Leyton Orient captain Jobi McAnuff pays tribute to late boss Justin Edinburgh and says the club will continue to build on his legacy.
Michael Gove: Taking cocaine 'was a crime and a mistake'
Conservative leadership candidate Michael Gove is grilled about taking cocaine more than 20 years ago.
Man arrested over woman's death in Brechin
The 23-year-old was arrested following the discovery of the woman's body in Brechin.
Ford Bridgend plant closure handling 'scandalous', economist says
It informed the first minister of the closure plans hours before announcing them to the workforce.
Green Party 'not a protest vote', says co-leader Sian Berry
The party's co-leader, Sian Berry, says the recent surge in support has been "a long time coming".
Scotland's papers: Lightning strike death and Shelley's heroes
Scotland's papers report the death of a hiker hit by lightning and look ahead to the Women's World Cup.
Burnham-on-Crouch death: Two arrests on suspicion of murder
Murder inquiry detectives arrest two men after a woman dies from serious injuries.
Change UK: Chuka Umunna's exit a 'serious mistake', says Anna Soubry
Change UK's new leader Anna Soubry says Mr Umunna was a "major" part of why she left the Tories.
Rothwell church medieval skull revealed 'blow to head'
Archaeologists find that one of the skulls found in a Rothwell church crypt had been hit on the head.
Cambridge congestion charge backed by 'third' of commuters
Plans to end the misery of traffic-clogged commuting are being considered in Cambridge.
Newspaper headlines: Gove a 'drug hypocrite' and Hunt a 'deal maker'
The Tory leadership race - and candidates' confessions of drug-taking - dominates the Sunday papers.
Tory leadership contest: Michael Gove 'would scrap VAT'
The proposal for a "lower, simpler, sales tax" comes a day after the environment secretary admitted taking cocaine as a young journalist.
Climate change 'will alter' Ceredigion beach
A review takes place into the stability of an Aberystwyth beach's sea defences.
Cardiff race riots: 'Teach history in schools' call
There are calls to teach school children about the 1919 race riots in Cardiff.
How Batman inspired Kasabian side project
Sergio Pizzorno reveals how the "freedom" of his first-ever solo album owes a debt to Bruce Wayne.
Bank closures: Could Wales community bank be the answer?
Plans are developed for a Wales community bank to fill the gaps from hundreds of branch closures.
'I call my stem cell donor my sister'
Leukaemia survivor Gary Hodges says Karen Scoldock saved his life when she joined the stem cell register.