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Five things we now know about the Post Office scandal
A key report into the Horizon IT scandal details the huge impact on sub-postmasters and their families.
Norman Tebbit, key Thatcher ally, dies aged 94
The Conservative politician served in ministerial jobs throughout the 1980s.
Pension triple lock to cost three times initial estimate
The official forecaster warns public finances are in a "relatively vulnerable position" due U-turns.
'Hero' dad, twin girls and riverside campers among victims
At least 104 lives were lost after a rapid deluge in the centre of the US state on Friday.
Resident doctors in England vote for fresh strike action over pay
The doctors' union says it will seek fresh talks with ministers before setting strike days.
Time for Lions to ditch the 'tippy-tappy' and 'go through front door'
The British and Irish Lions need to ditch the tippy-tappy style and be ruthless 'hounds of hell' when they face the Brumbies in Canberra on Wednesday.
Man shot and seriously injured by Kent Police
The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) has confirmed it is investigating.
Israeli defence minister plans to move Gaza's population to camp in Rafah
Israel Katz tells Israeli media the so-called "humanitarian city" in Rafah will eventually house 2.1 million Palestinians.
Heat health alerts issued ahead of third UK heatwave
Hot weather is forecast to return this week but to which locations and for how long?
Children in England living in 'Dickensian' levels of poverty, commissioner warns
Children's Commissioner for England Dame Rachel de Souza says one told her "in the night rats came and bit his face".
Wales' tourism tax plans set for go-ahead
Senedd prepares to sign off tax plans that could see visitors pay extra £1.30 a night.
Hamas used sexual violence as part of 'genocidal strategy', Israeli experts say
The Dinah Project, an all-women group, lays out "a legal blueprint for prosecuting these crimes", which Hamas has denied committing.
Chef's food decoration at Chinese pre-school poisons 233 children
The kindergarten students are being treated in hospital after eating food with inedible paint.
Norman Tebbit: Outspoken hero of the Conservative political right
Norman Tebbit's radical views on self-help kept him at the cutting edge of Conservative politics.
Ukraine will receive more weapons after US pause on shipments
The US president says he is "not happy" with Russia's Vladimir Putin and that Ukraine is "getting hit very hard".
Teenager Agyemang can 'bring something different' to help England
England teenager Michelle Agyemang has only played 14 minutes of senior international football - but has already made an impression.
The teenage wildcard fuelling England's Euro 2025 hopes
England teenager Michelle Agyemang has only played 14 minutes of senior international football - but has already made an impression.
M60 shut for second day after eight-vehicle crash
Part of the motorway is still closed in both directions with diversions in place.
Maternity brand worn by Kate enters administration
Consultancy firm Interpath confirmed that it had been appointed as administrators by maternity brand Seraphine.
NDAs silencing workplace misconduct victims to be banned
The government plans to change the law to void confidentiality agreements that silence staff.