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- I’m in control, says Starmer after Sue Gray pay leaks
- Church same-sex split affecting bishop appointments
- Parties, brothels and drugs plague holiday let neighbours, say MPs
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Rare Dürer artwork 'found at tip' fetches £26,500
- Thunderstorm warnings mark end of UK summer
- High-grade masks evidence weak, Covid inquiry told
- Coronation Street star Geoffrey Hinsliff dies
- Some prisoners released early without being tagged
- Ex-Arsenal player charged after £600,000 of cannabis seized at UK airport
Uber drivers claim discrimination over London congestion plan
Private hire drivers commence legal action against London Mayor Sadiq Khan over congestion charge.
5,000 online grooming cases in 18 months
Charity demands action after 5,000 online grooming offences were recorded by police in 18 months.
St David's Day: Portrait created from daffodils and bark
Nathan Wyburn used flowers and bark to "draw" the portrait of Wales' patron saint for St David's Day.
Gap to shut shops and hive off Old Navy
The retailer is splitting in two, with the closure of 230 of its namesake stores.
Teenage fight warning from mum after son's brain damage
Cameron's mum has a warning for others after he got in a fight and was left with brain damage.
'I love concrete', says woman causing stir in construction
Building apprenticeships are highly male-dominated, but some young women are bucking the system.
'My world crashed when I saw my rapist again'
Finlay MacFarlane was raped by a man who spiked his drink but buried the trauma until he saw the man again.
Newspaper headlines: Quashed murder conviction and Bestival drug death
Many of the papers also pay tribute to conductor and composer André Previn, who died on Thursday morning.
TV chef Tom Kerridge's five tips for a healthier lifestyle
The Michelin-starred chef lost nearly 12 stone after he decided he needed to turn his life around.
'A year ago I couldn't swim': The refugee hoping to be an Olympic star
Syrian refugee Eid Aljazairli stunned experts by learning to swim in 12 months and now aims for Olympic glory.
Eurotunnel challenges 'secretive' Brexit ferry deals
The rail operator Eurotunnel is challenging the government over its no-deal Brexit ferry contracts.
Keeley Barnard: Chances to assess killer daughter 'missed'
Keeley Barnard "posed no risk" to her mum before killing her but had a history of domestic violence, a report finds.
Fare dodging costs London £100m a year
A travel watchdog calls for measures such as a confidential line for reporting adults using child tickets.
Birmingham knife crime: 'In a few hours you could be dead'
Three teens have been stabbed to death in Birmingham in 12 days - but why? And what is being done about it?
Chuka Umunna made Independent Group spokesman
The former Labour MP says the group will "draw on all the talents" of the group.
New Ernie, same slim odds of winning
The fifth incarnation - a computer chip the size of a grain of rice - has now drawn its first Premium Bond winners.
Brexit plan to increase vet inspectors
Vets are being recruited to carry out animal inspections in the event of a no-deal Brexit.
UK 'will reject Sturgeon's Indyref2 calls'
Cabinet sources dismiss the prospect of another independence referendum, as Nicola Sturgeon prepares to set out her plans.
D-Day veteran, 95, given Legion d'Honneur
The 95-year-old was given the medal at a ceremony by the Honorary French Consul for the East Midlands.
Sally Challen murder conviction quashed over husband's death
A woman who killed her husband after "decades of abuse" faces a retrial after her murder conviction is quashed.