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- Commons leader Andrea Leadsom quits government over Brexit
- Manchester Arena bomb: Service marks second anniversary
- Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green to close 23 stores
- Chagos Islands dispute: UN backs end to UK control
- Parents 'sent money to IS fighter son in Syria'
- Seven Kings mosque: Man held after gun fired
- 'You can't cheat?' asks Queen at check-out
- Tower of London ravens to be raised in Suffolk pub
- Hospital 'abused' vulnerable patients in Durham, BBC's Panorama reveals
- Maids Moreton: 'Duped' woman, 83, 'tortured by lies'
Commons leader Andrea Leadsom quits government over Brexit
Senior minister Andrea Leadsom says she no longer believes the government's approach will deliver Brexit.
Manchester Arena bomb: Service marks second anniversary
Floral tributes and handmade hearts also mark the second anniversary of the Manchester Arena bombing.
Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green to close 23 stores
The pensions regulator has doubts about Sir Philip Green's proposed rescue plan to mend the business.
Chagos Islands dispute: UN backs end to UK control
In a non-binding vote, the General Assembly demands the UK give the islands back to Mauritius.
Parents 'sent money to IS fighter son in Syria'
John Letts and Sally Lane deny funding terrorism after their son Jack Letts travelled to Syria.
Seven Kings mosque: Man held after gun fired
A 28-year-old man is arrested after a gun was fired near the Seven Kings Masjid in east London.
'You can't cheat?' asks Queen at check-out
The Queen visited a replica of the first Sainsbury's shop to mark the chain's 150th anniversary.
Tower of London ravens to be raised in Suffolk pub
The first chicks to hatch at the Tower in decades are set for life with a landlord guardian.
Hospital 'abused' vulnerable patients in Durham, BBC's Panorama reveals
Undercover BBC filming shows staff swearing, mocking and taunting patients with learning disabilities.
Maids Moreton: 'Duped' woman, 83, 'tortured by lies'
Ann Moore-Martin could not believe she fell for Benjamin Field's declaration of love, a court hears.
Whorlton Hall hospital abuse and how it was uncovered
Eight years after a similar scandal, the BBC went undercover to investigate complaints of patients being bullied and mistreated.
Hospital 'abused' vulnerable adults in Durham
Undercover BBC filming shows staff swearing, mocking and taunting patients with learning disabilities.
Brexit: Calls grow for Theresa May to resign in bill backlash
Several cabinet ministers tell the BBC the PM cannot stay on as the backlash to her Brexit plan grows.
M25 killer Kenneth Noye to be freed from prison
Kenneth Noye was jailed for life for the murder of Stephen Cameron on a slip road of the M25 in Kent.
London Bridge inquest: Attackers 'stalked people like predators'
One of the injured says the attackers looked like they were stalking someone when they entered a bar.
Apple to warn iPhone users about update impact
The tech giant must tell customers if a software update will slow down their iPhone, UK regulator has said.
Jeremy Kyle Show death: Morphine packets found near TV guest
Steven Dymond was found dead days after failing a lie-detector test on the ITV show.
Female BBC manager rejects job over equal pay
Journalist Karen Martin told colleagues she was offered £12,000 less than a man doing the same role.
Tesla 'hires' witty museum sheep tweeter
Social media expert who propelled The Museum of English Rural Life to global fame is snapped up by Tesla.
Royal visit: Charles and Camilla in Belfast
The royal couple are greeted by the new Sinn Féin Lord Mayor of Belfast, John Finucane.