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- 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
- 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
Brexit: Barnier says agreement possible by early November
The EU negotiator says a deal on the UK's withdrawal could be agreed if negotiators are "realistic".
Medical student 'decapitated' housemate in betting shop
Hassan Mustafa pursued Khalid Yousef into a Birmingham betting shop armed with four knives, the court heard.
Cook and Anderson put England in control
England take complete control of the fifth Test against India on an astonishing fourth day at The Oval, thanks to Alastair Cook and James Anderson.
Allsopp 'smashed iPads' in Fortnite dispute
The presenter has offered many parenting tips over the years, unveiling her latest on Monday.
West Midlands Police given hundreds of acid attack kits
West Midlands Police designed the bags after deciding existing kit was too cumbersome.
Men sentenced for Leicester jeweller's torture murder
Ramniklal Jogiya was bundled into a van and tortured in a plot to steal £200,000 of gold jewellery.
Boris Johnson profiled: His past, present and future
From Eton to Westminster, we take a look at Boris Johnson's political career, and ask what's next.
Mark Lawrenson's cancer diagnosis and other TV stars 'saved' by viewers
Football pundit Mark Lawrenson is not the first celebrity to have his illness diagnosed on screen.
Debenhams rushes out statement to reassure investors
The retailer rushes out a statement to calm investors' nerves amid a steep fall in the share price.
Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield denies manslaughter
The names of the 95 people Mr Duckenfield is charged with unlawfully killing were read out in court.
Academy chain accused of misusing government funds
The Bright Tribe Trust, which runs 10 schools in England, is accused of not carrying out repairs.
Cook bows out with last Test century
Alastair Cook scores a century in his final Test innings for England before international retirement at The Oval.
Jamie Oliver apprehends man after attempted burglary
The "aggressive" man attempted to enter the celebrity chef's house last Tuesday evening.
UK growth helped by World Cup and warm weather
The UK economy grew at the fastest pace in almost a year during the three months to July.
Brexit plan: 80 MPs will reject Chequers deal, says ex-minister
A former minister says up to 80 Conservative MPs are prepared to vote against the PM's Chequers deal.
West Sussex firm leads way over 'fake orphanages'
Tourists paying to volunteer at many orphanages abroad are being duped, say experts.
Westminster terror attack: Victims' inquest to begin
The inquest into the five victims' deaths will be led by the Chief Coroner of England and Wales.
Boundary changes: Final proposals to be published
The recommendations, which will reduce the number of MPs by 50, will be presented to Parliament later.
Policing 'on verge of crisis', says chief superintendent
Chief Superintendent Gavin Thomas says forces are "utterly reliant" on fewer staff working longer.
Paris knife attacker injures seven
Two of the victims in the north-east of the French capital are reported to be British tourists.