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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
Details published of Alex Salmond sexual harassment claim
The former first minister reaffirms his denial as he seeks to challenge the complaints procedure in court.
Rodrigo Alves removed from the Big Brother house
Big Brother says it comes after a "further incident" - he had already been warned for using the N-word.
Naomi Rees: Missing 15-year-old 'may be with older man'
Police urge a 20-year-old man they believe is with the missing 15-year-old to "do the right thing".
Egypt hotel deaths: British tourists flown back to UK
Thomas Cook is flying back customers who have been staying in the hotel where two Britons died.
The Magic Gang: Band on the rise
Meet the four-piece with a top 20 album, a former Maccabee and a healthy dose of modesty on their side.
Andy Murray column: 'I'll tough it out'
In his BBC Sport column, Andy Murray talks about his US Open prospects after injury, having fun with Instagram and Slovenian bees at the UN.
The steel band with 100 members
Ebony Steelband have won Notting Hill Carnival's Panorama competition 22 times, could this year be their 23rd?
From slavery to Windrush: My family's story
One family's past reveals that the Windrush scandal was about more than the politics of immigration.
Critically-ill children 'need more aftercare'
More NHS clinical psychologists are needed to help children and their families back on their feet after long-term illness.
Why is there a measles outbreak in Europe?
Thirty-seven deaths have been recorded from the disease already this year.
Changing face of race relations, 60 years after riot
How a city moved on from a riot that left the streets of a suburb like a "slaughterhouse".
Abortion pill will be allowed to taken at home in England, under new plan
The change means women will be able to take the second abortion pill at home rather than in a clinic.
RMT strike: Disruption expected at major events and festivals
The walkout is the first day of planned strikes over the next six consecutive Saturdays.
Thousands to watch Red Arrows and Blenheim bomber at Rhyl Air Show
Spitfires and Hurricanes are among the aircraft to participate in the Air Show.
Wales namesakes: The country and the Yorkshire village
Welcome to Wales, the village not to be confused with the country.
Brexit deal or no deal: What about my pension?
The Brexit no-deal papers raised questions over expats' pension payments. So how else could retirement be affected?
House of Fraser rescue details emerge
The deal Sports Direct's Mike Ashley is trying to pull off with landlords is key to turnaround plans.
Sick ambulance staff put system 'at breaking point'
A union says paramedics are fatigued due to increasing workload, a lack of breaks and working over their hours.
Newspaper headlines: Salmond 'fights back' and 'suspicious' Egypt deaths
Saturday's papers feature a British couple who died in Egypt and the former SNP leader Alex Salmond.
Bridezillas wedding firm in Morley stops trading
Bridezillas, of Morley, provided flowers, decorations and items such as tablecloths for wedding venues.