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Parents in court accused of murdering daughter, 14
Simon Vickers and Sarah Hall are remanded in custody after their 14-year-old daughter was stabbed.
Two dead as Beryl slams Texas leaving millions without power
The storm is expected to lose strength but flash flooding and damaging winds remain a risk as it moves inland.
After France’s election shock comes the political deadlock
France’s left-wing bloc has won the election - now the real power struggle begins, writes Andrew Harding.
Police pursuit death crash driver named
Declan Connell, 27, was driving south on the M9 in the Stirling area when the incident happened on Sunday.
Starmer says meetings with NI parties a reset
Sir Keir Starmer met the main Stormont parties during his first NI visit as prime minister.
The reformist former heart surgeon now Iran's president-elect
The former heart surgeon promises to moderate Iran’s outlook and improve relations with the West.
What's the right punishment for 'too big to fail' Boeing?
Boeing is one of the largest and most important companies in the US but is it too big to be held to account?
Historic theatre saved after closure U-turn
The Oldham Coliseum gets a repreieve after a campaign led by actor Julie Hesmondhalgh.
What is the 'grey belt' and how many homes could Labour build on it?
Labour has announced plans to build on the "grey belt", as it tries to meet its pledge for 1.5 million homes.
'First day at school vibes' as new MPs start work
Parliament has been transformed into a welcome centre for newly-elected MPs, as they get used to life in Westminster.
Tate brothers accused of being serial tax evaders
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are accused of failing to pay any UK tax on £21m of revenue.
Tate brothers accused of being serial tax evaders
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan are accused of failing to pay any UK tax on £21m of revenue.
'Tough to play' - Svitolina's pain after attacks on Ukraine
Elina Svitolina found it "extremely tough" to focus on competing at Wimbledon after learning of deadly Russian attacks on her native Ukraine.
Children's hospital hit as Russian strikes kill dozens in Ukraine
Two people were killed at the Okhmatdyt Children's Hospital after an intense Russian barrage, officials say.
Emily Thornberry will have no ministerial role in new government
The ex-shadow attorney general is the biggest name missing in the latest list of ministerial appointments.
Israeli forces bombard Gaza City as tanks re-enter central areas
Residents say they are seeing some of the heaviest strikes since the war began nine months ago.
Great concern over Tata, says Starmer on Wales visit
Sir Keir Starmer expresses "great concern" over situation at steel maker in talks in Wales
Shaw 'fit and ready' to play 90 minutes for England
England defender Luke Shaw says he is "fit and ready" to play 90 minutes at Euro 2024 after making his bow at the tournament against Switzerland.
Shaw 'fit and ready' to play 90 minutes for England
England defender Luke Shaw says he is "fit and ready" to play 90 minutes at Euro 2024 after making his bow at the tournament against Switzerland.
Bank rate-setter says hold interest rates in August
One member of the Bank of England's committee deciding rates warns inflation could go back up.