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- Consumer confidence tumbles ahead of Budget
- Why UK can't just return migrants to France, as Reform says
- The Papers: Starmer 'in control' and 'Al Fayed rape scandal'
- Domestic abuse experts to be embedded in 999 control rooms
- Letby hospital bosses 'facilitated a mass murderer'
- More sex attack claims against Fayed emerge
- Teen fascist left trainer imprint on woman's face
- Fathers who took sons to asylum hotel riot jailed
- Fathers who took sons to asylum hotel riot jailed
- I’m in control, says Starmer after Sue Gray pay leaks
How lunch with a friend caused years of trauma
Plans to reveal a new love interest to a friend over lunch ended in life-changing injury and mental health spiral for Bethany.
Tate Modern overtakes British Museum as top UK visitor attraction
The London art gallery overtakes the British Museum's visitor numbers for the first time.
Asthma sufferers at risk over poor inhaler technique
More than a million people in the UK could be at risk of a serious asthma attack if they do not get their inhaler technique checked.
Fracking: Scotland and England take different paths
As Scotland delays its decision on a fracking ban, shale gas has already been extracted in England.
Newspaper headlines: Must May quit to secure Brexit?
MPs will tell Theresa May to say when she'll go, some papers report. Others lead on plans to limit road speeds.
Southampton fire: Police appeal to trace men on roof
Three men were seen on the roof of a building in Southampton which was destroyed by a large blaze.
Derek Hatton withdraws bid to rejoin Labour Party
The ex-Militant man was only readmitted to the party last month three decades after being expelled.
Brexit: MPs set out plan to consider alternatives to PM's deal
MPs will be given paper ballots and asked which Brexit strategies they would accept.
Footballers speak out on racist behaviour by fans
Callum Hudson-Odoi and Raheem Sterling were among those who had racial abuse shouted at them at the England win in Montenegro.
Montenegro v England: Tackling racism in society must come first, warns Barnes
Banning Montenegro or calling for players to walk off the pitch when they hear racist abuse is not the answer to football's problems, says John Barnes.
Angela Wrightson: Killer girls bid to extend anonymity
The two girls were just 13 and 14 when they murdered vulnerable Angela Wrightson in 2014.
Brexit: Petition to revoke Article 50 to be debated next week
The government responds and says cancelling Brexit would "break its promises" to the British public.
Developers accused of 'segregating' children at London playground
An MP says it is "outrageous" children from private and social homes cannot use the same play area.
National Action trial: Accused 'posted about lesser races online'
Alice Cutter denies being a member of the far-right group National Action after it was banned.
Rebecca Kenna quits snooker league over 'men only' rule
Rebecca Kenna says she was stopped from playing in two fixtures due to clubs operating a "men only" policy.
Three-unique-words 'map' used to rescue mother and child
How three words - "weekend", "foggy" and "earphones" - rescued a mother and child after a car crash.
Judge warns over 'professional beggars'
District judge Barney McElholm said professional groups of beggars are flying into Northern Ireland on a regular basis.
Missing Bristol boy inquiry treated as child abduction
Angelo Jurado-Marmalejo's father Rafael Jurado-Cabello is wanted on suspicion of child abduction.
In pictures: Royals visit Cuba
The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall have made history by becoming the first members of the Royal Family to visit Cuba.
Brexit options 'narrowing', says health secretary
Matt Hancock urges MPs to back the PM's deal, after MPs vote to take control of the Brexit process.