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- 'We've got to take our time,' says Braverman on Tory leadership
- Murray's Wimbledon career over as Raducanu pulls out of doubles
- Thousand-year-old skeletons found in hotel garden
- Great British Bake Off's Dawn Hollyoak dies aged 61
- Cash machine appears on side of bridge
- Chris Mason: What happens next to the Conservative Party?
- Watch: Starmer tells Cabinet 'we have a huge amount of work to do'
- Woman accused of murdering her ex-partner
- New cabinet meets as Starmer government gets to work
- Gavin and Stacey immortalised in giant wall art
UK among worst for life expectancy rises
Increases to life expectancy in the UK have stalled since 2011, data from the ONS reveals.
Airport turns away wheelchair user
Belfast International Airport apologises after the man's wheelchair repair kit was deemed a security risk.
Use of online pay-to-watch TV surges ahead
Official statistics also indicate usage of the net is on the rise in Great Britain.
'Cash-strapped' police taking second jobs
Officers have taken on extra work in beauty therapy, teaching and bar work, a police organisation says.
Ola to challenge Uber in UK ride-hailing market
Mammoth Indian ride-hailing firm Ola - with 125 million customers - continues its global expansion.
Fans join search for Timmy Mallett's missing bike
The TV personality had just completed a charity ride across Europe when it was apparently stolen.
Arsenal's Stan Kroenke makes offer to buy whole of London club
Arsenal's majority shareholder, Stan Kroenke, makes an offer to buy the whole of the club in a deal that would value the Gunners at £1.8bn.
Call for a ban on people eating dog meat in the UK
MP Dr Lisa Cameron says the government needs to take action "to nip it in the bud".
Artist's paper cup pyramid highlights waste problem
After walking past bags of rubbish in Oxford, artist Simon Mandarino decided to illustrate the issue in a rather more visual way.
Brexit: Police commissioners concern over 'no deal'
Concern over loss of of access to EU agencies and powers raised in a letter to home secretary.
Bid to end NHS-funded homeopathic treatment in Bristol
Bristol is the last place in England patients can get NHS homeopathy - it is also available in Glasgow.
Rick Astley on his wife Lene: 'The success I'm having is due to her'
The star says his film producer wife, Lene Bausager, believed in his music even when he didn't.
Are women turning their back on the pill?
Use of coils, implants and injections has nearly doubled in a decade, NHS figures show.
Theresa May in Scotland for talks with Nicola Sturgeon
Mrs May will face questions from the Scottish first minister about her Brexit plans while in Edinburgh.
UKIP members suspended after socialist bookshop protest
The party suspends three members after reports of a protest at a left-wing bookshop.
Scottish pupils await exam results
Thousands of students are due to discover how well they performed in their National 4 and 5, Higher and Advanced Higher exams.
Ten times more men than women died on UK coastline in 2017, RNLI says
The RNLI warns young men to be more safety conscious around water and reveals 99 men died on the coast in 2017.
A look inside the UK's biggest lesbian festival
Organisers of L Fest say the event enables children with two mums mix with similar families.
Cyber-attack! Would your firm handle it better than this?
There's a right way and a wrong way to deal with cyber-attack. How does this fictional company do?
Heatwave bonanza 'fails to boost shop sales'
Retail sales slow in July despite people splashing out on fans, food and drink in the heatwave.
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