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- Fraudsters steal more than £3m a day as cases rise
- Badenoch dismisses Tory MP's parenthood remark
Wold Cup 2018: Three Lions on course to top UK singles chart
The football anthem sees a huge spike in popularity after England make the World Cup semi-finals.
England fans in mad dash to Moscow
With the semi-final just days away, hundreds of England fans are going to extreme lengths to be there.
Aptamil investigating baby milk formula complaints
Mums say their babies have been sick after the recipe of a popular formula milk was changed.
Corbyn mocks PM's cabinet crisis
Theresa May's recent comments about restored "cabinet responsibility" drew laughs in the House of Commons.
Cracknell 'could row Boat Race'
The two-time gold medallist is to begin a masters degree later this year.
Boris Johnson quits to add to pressure on May over Brexit
The UK foreign secretary follows the Brexit secretary in quitting, adding to pressure on Theresa May.
UKIP councillor murder trial: Stephen Searle had affair
A trial hears a former Royal Marine had an affair with his son's partner and strangled his wife.
Sheffield tree protester guilty of obstructing PC
Rob Pearson was given a 12 month conditional discharge and ordered to pay £330 in costs.
Brexit: Theresa May on David Davis and Boris Johnson
To laughter from Labour MPs, Theresa May pays tribute to David Davis and Boris Johnson who have resigned.
'Babies given solid food sooner sleep better'
Giving solids as well as breast milk at three months resulted in fewer sleep problems for some babies.
Novichok: Amesbury poisoning couple 'had high dose'
Police are hunting for the contaminated container handled by Dawn Sturgess, following her death.
Profile: Boris Johnson - long a thorn in PM's side
The foreign secretary has quit over Theresa May's Brexit stance - he has long been a thorn in her side.
'Just don't go in', water safety experts advise
People should not cool off in rivers, canals, lakes or reservoirs during the warm weather.
World Cup 2018: free Hyde Park screening for 30,000 fans
Up to 30,000 tickets are available for football fans to watch England in Wednesday's semi-final.
How are disabled fans finding accessibility in Russia?
An England fan with limited mobility tests out Russia's provision for fans with disabilities.
Who is Dominic Raab?
A look at the career highs and lows of the new Brexit secretary.
Cliff jumping: Lucky escape for boys after Llanberis rock fall
A boy who jumped off a cliff into water in Llanberis escaped injury when rocks fell in after him.
Brighton Pride promises 'robust' action after protests
Following an anti-Trans protest in London, Brighton Pride says such behaviour will not be tolerated.
Nigel Farage criticised over photo with protected shark
"Depressed over Brexit. Went fishing," he posts alongside a photo of himself holding the protected species.
Carol Boardman: 'Distracted' driver 'killed Olympian's mum'
Olympic cyclist Chris Boardman's mother Carol, 71, died after the crash in July 2016.