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Hundreds of thousands of customers will now receive smaller compensation payouts for mis-sold loans.

The papers focus on Theresa May offering to meet Jeremy Corbyn to end the Brexit deadlock.

The PM wants to work with Jeremy Corbyn on a plan, which MPs will vote on, while keeping her withdrawal agreement as part of the deal.

Fulham are relegated from the Premier League after a 4-1 defeat by Watford at Vicarage Road.

The royal couple say it will share announcements and "shine a light" on issues important to them.

The leader of the opposition says he is open to discussions to end the deadlock over Brexit.

Police say people "put their life at risk" in an attempt to create "disruption".

Nick Boles says no-one around Theresa May has "earned the right" to succeed her as prime minister.

Farida Ashraf tripped over a crate placed by accomplices and tried to claim £3,000 for injuries.

The prime minister says she will seek a further extension for Brexit and work to reach agreement with Labour.

Paddy Power and Betfred were accused of trying to circumvent new rules on fixed-odds betting terminals.

Dr Amir Khan said he was concerned about the impact gaming was having on the boy's life.

The parents of a jailed student who took her own life in jail are calling for major reform of the prison system.

Jack Renshaw admitted plotting to kill an MP but denied membership of National Action.

The UK is "in a very dangerous situation", says MP Yvette Cooper, who has presented the bill.

The skyscraper would be the second tallest structure in western Europe and feature rotating pods.

Bob Higgins is accused of indecently assaulting 24 boys, mostly youth players, between 1971 and 1996.

Investors narrowly back Julian Dunkerton's return to the board of the fashion chain he founded.

Aidan James declared his intention to "fight the sick ideology" of the Islamic State, a court hears.

The Australian widow died aged 99, days after receiving a birthday card from the Prince