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Landlords claim that new government rules will result in an increase in rents for tenants

Drivers have reported cars with EcoBoost engines overheating and failing or even bursting into flames.

Theresa May says legislation will ensure restaurants cannot legally retain part of service charges.

The money will allow researchers to find out if existing drugs could help people with motor neurone disease.

As the Tory Party conference starts, will the PM's vision of Brexit survive?

Most papers focus on the divide in the Conservative Party over Brexit as its conference begins.

Margaret Harris and her daughter Sharon died in a stabbing at their home in the village of Hadlow.

The disorder at the Worcestershire jail broke out after the search of a prison wing.

The move follows the Grenfell Tower fire, where cladding was blamed for the rapid spread of the blaze.

Theresa May says an extra stamp duty could fund help for a growing number of rough sleepers.

The Independent Office for Police Conduct is investigating the man's death in Coventry.

An estimated 30,000 people join Scotland's biggest mass participation running event.

A Room of One's Own is "is one of the founding texts of 20th Century feminist thought".

The TV gardener was exercising his ancient "right" as a Freeman of the City of London for charity.

Fifty years has passed since the day widely regarded as the birth of the Northern Ireland Troubles.

The crash caused significant disruption to rail passengers but the line reopened on Sunday morning.

The women, who were in their 50s and 70s, died at the scene of an incident in Hadlow village in Kent.

The prime minister rejects Boris Johnson's criticism of her strategy for leaving the EU.

Dr Laith Al-Rubaiy faces a daunting task in Basra as polluted water has led to a public health crisis.

The health secretary - a father of three - says he is worried about the impact on children's mental health.