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Fourteen per cent of the shops targeted by trading standards were prepared to sell a knife to a child.

English clubs were the biggest global spenders during the summer transfer window, says Fifa.

Two suspects in the poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in the UK have said they were merely tourists.

Bank of England governor Mark Carney tells the cabinet a no-deal could see home prices plunge.

But Ross McEwan says he replied in "good faith" to questions about alleged criminal activity.

The luxury goods maker tells the BBC that London will be the home for its global holding company.

An "extraordinary" interview on Russian TV and a Bank of England Brexit briefing make the front pages.

The Archbishop of Canterbury has attacked the tech company for "leeching off the taxpayer".

We boil down the tranche of new papers from the government and what they could mean for you.

The mural was painted in the 1990s, and was unknowingly removed by the building's new owners

Several people were hurt when a cliff collapsed on a popular beach on the Greek island of Zakynthos.

The UK says the suspects' interview, on Russian state TV, is full of "lies and blatant fabrications".

Jo Swinson is thought to be the first MP to have their child with them during a parliamentary debate.

Dashcam footage reveals the moment a van flies feet into the air.

UK drivers may need international permits in some EU countries after a no-deal Brexit, the government says.

Pte Rigby's widow Rebecca told a court her family "never received a penny from" Gary Gardner.

A father, daughter and grandfather all fell seriously ill on a family holiday to the Caribbean.

Inspectors fear there could "all too easily be a complete breakdown in order" at the Category B jail.

Two men named as suspects in the poisoning of a Russian ex-spy in the UK say they were just tourists.

Policymakers at the Bank of England vote 9-0 to leave rates at 0.75% after last month's increase.