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- 'We all let you down Liam', says Sharon Osbourne
- Baby dead and 65 rescued in Channel sinking
- 'Hang it in the Louvre' - the artist living her dream
- Woman living in UK for 22 years faces deportation
- 'Our town is dying from the inside out'
- Modern slavery backlog could be 'eradicated' in two years
- 'We all let you down Liam', says Sharon Osbourne
- Breast cancer patients denied life-extending drug in cost row
- Treasury hints at debt rule shift to fund major projects
- The King of Australia's royal tour that nearly didn't happen
Newspaper headlines: 'Wreckers of Chequers' and 'Putin's poodle'
The future of the PM's Brexit deal and the US and Russian presidents' meeting lead many of the papers.
Guto Bebb: MP resigns as minister over Brexit vote
A Conservative MP resigns as a defence minister so he can vote against the government.
Brexit: Government scrapes through Customs Bill votes
A minister quits as MPs back amendments tabled by Brexiteers by just three votes.
Warning after Kent boy's henna tattoo burns
The mother of a boy who was burnt after getting a henna tattoo is warning holidaymakers to be careful.
MPs to vote on early summer recess
The government has tabled a motion to cut short the current parliamentary session.
Labour MPs want new anti-Semitism code
MPs back adopting the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance's definition of anti-Semitism.
Eastbourne fire: Second arrest over mother and son's deaths
Gina Ingles, 34, and Milo, four, were found in the house in Eastbourne a day after the blaze.
Southgate flashmob at renamed Tube station
A flashmob of fans wearing masks of the England captain were spotted at the newly named tube stop.
Police continue to investigate 'cow in car boot' on M4
Investigations continue into the case of a live cow transported along the motorway in a car boot.
What is life on Spice really like?
What is life on Spice really like? The experience of a user and someone who is kicking the habit in Wrexham.
Brexiteers' Customs Bill amendments accepted by government
Theresa May is accused of "capitulating" to Brexiteers - but she says the policy has not changed.
Grenfell fire officer's 'impossible decision'
A fire officer says he told a father to go back for his family, despite fearing he would not survive.
Daughters in legal bid for House of Lords seat rights
They are challenging an "outdated" law that stops them being elected to the Lords because of their gender.
London model Harry Uzoka 'murdered in row over girl'
Harry Uzoka was killed after branding his love rival a 'fake' on Instagram, a court hears.
British caver 'could sue' Elon Musk over Twitter attack
The entrepreneur called the diver a "pedo" after he ridiculed his effort to help missing Thai boys.
Alex Salmond Show tweets misled audience, says watchdog Ofcom
Watchdog Ofcom finds programme staff and not viewers posted the tweets used in the Russian TV broadcast.
Wanstead Flats fire: Crews 'praying for rain' amid heatwave
London Fire Brigade issues warning amid dry conditions which can see fire "spread like lightning".
Family rescued from mudflats on Somerset beach
Four adults and a child were struggling in mud at Weston-super-Mare as the tide was about to turn.
UK unveils new Tempest fighter jet model
The UK plans to invest £2bn in the new jet, which can be used with either pilots or as a drone.
Doctor Who trailer: 5 things we learned from World Cup teaser
A runny egg, miracle pizza and a copy of The Beano feature in a 40-second advert for the next series.