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- Rayner: I don't think I broke rules over stay in donor's flat
- CPS twice did not prosecute Fayed over sex abuse claims
- Warnings of heavy rain as thunderstorms hit parts of the UK
- More heavy rain to come for parts of UK as summer ends
- The Papers: 'No more austerity' and 'Sir Shameless at it again'
- Mysterious hate letters turn quiet village to 'poison'
- It is my job to sort out No 10 leaks, says Starmer
- Dominant Dubois knocks Joshua out in epic Wembley clash
- Watch: Hundreds of paratroopers leap to mark daring WW2 offensive
- Cabbies take kids from hospital to Disneyland
Vodafone's 5G UK service to launch in July
The firm will offer its next-generation mobile network to businesses and the public in seven cities.
Alesha MacPhail murder: Aaron Campbell to appeal sentence
Aaron Campbell will be allowed to appeal against his 27-year sentence for killing the six-year-old on Bute last July.
Mari Griffith: BBC broadcaster, musician and writer dies
Her ability to present, sing and play instruments meant "I was never out of work," she joked.
Cow & Gate in baby food recall from major supermarkets
The company says a baby food product - Cheesy Broccoli Bake - may contain fragments of rubber.
Teenage boy hit by ambulance on 999 call in Walsall
The teenager suffered serious head injuries and remains in a critical condition in hospital.
'Hollywood technology' helping military rehabilitation
The cutting edge Hollywood technology being used to help rehabilitate injured military personnel.
Why I paint vulvas in public toilets instead of penises
A 23-year-old artist is promoting body positivity by painting vulvas in public toilets.
Ex-Norwich rough sleeper exhibits 'anxiety' art in New York
Siris Hill's paintings showing his mental health struggle are gaining worldwide attention.
Brexit: PM's negotiator to explore changes to future EU relations
Olly Robbins is heading to Brussels to discuss the declaration on the UK's future relations with the EU.
Organised crime: NCA says its budget needs to double
The National Crime Agency says the threat from organised crime in the UK is now "truly staggering".
Hospitals to test mums-to-be for risky group-B strep
A pilot study will compare two tests with the current approach of testing only "high risk" pregnant women.
Mental health spending varies widely across England
Campaigners warn services will be affected as some areas of England spend much less than others.
'Growing inequality threatens democracy'
Inequalities are becoming so extreme they could undermine democracy, the IFS think tank says.
NHS fines for 1.7 million people overturned, watchdog finds
A watchdog finds £188m incorrect penalties by the NHS in England for dental treatment and prescriptions.
The 83-year-old who has been a football manager since 1953
Still going strong at the age of 83, Larry Barilli has managed amateur teams in Greenock since the 1950s.
Lucy's Law: How it makes puppies and kittens safe
From spring 2020, animals will have to be sold from where they are born and not from so-called puppy farms.
The man who has been a football manager since 1953
Larry Barilli has managed amateur teams in Greenock, Inverclyde, every year since 1953.
Tobacco display ban 'safeguards young people'
Research finds the ban on displaying cigarettes in shops has reduced the risk of children taking up smoking.
Newspaper headlines: Jeremy Kyle 'tragedy' and Doris Day tributes
The death of a Jeremy Kyle Show guest and tributes to a Hollywood icon feature on the front pages.
Bring your own lunchbox to cut plastic waste, says charity
The UK's lunch-on-the-go habit is creating nearly 11bn items of waste a year, say campaigners.