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Civil service interns must be working class, government says
Internships will only go to students from poorer families in a push to make Whitehall more working class.
Ruling could enable millions to claim compensation for car finance mis-selling
The Supreme Court's decision due later could pave the way for millions of drivers to claim payouts.
Yu, 12, becomes youngest medallist in Worlds history
Chinese 12-year-old Yu Zidi makes history by becoming the youngest medallist in World Aquatics Championship history.
At least 28 killed in Kyiv as wave of Russian strikes defies Trump ceasefire demand
Three children, aged three, six, and 17, were among those killed in the attack, Ukrainian officials say.
Which economies in Asia have been hit hardest?
Economies in Asia were among those hit hardest by tariffs announced by US President Donald Trump.
Becky Zerlentes - the first female boxer to die in fight in US
The story of Becky Zerlentes - the first female boxer to die in a fight in the United States.
Two girls shot in Gaza - BBC pieces together what happened and looks at dozens more child shootings
Layan and Mira were killed in proximity to IDF soldiers - the Israeli military says intentional harm to civilians is prohibited and their cases will be examined by the authorities.
Rats, mould and dangerous overcrowding - inside illegal house-shares hiding in plain sight
Black-market rental properties are being openly advertised with unsafe conditions, BBC finds.
Brian Cox returns to the Scottish stage as Edinburgh festivals begin
The veteran actor stars in a play about the banking collapse that sent shockwaves around the world.
The Papers: 'How Israel caused a famine' and 'Poisoned at summer camp'
The crisis in Gaza and a suspected poisoning at a UK summer camp dominate Friday's papers.
What tariffs has Trump announced and why?
Trump's volatile trade policy has thrown the world economy into chaos, and put some US prices up.
Shock, chaos and a hollow win: How Asian countries rushed to secure deals with Trump
It's been a fraught process for many countries - with little detail about what exactly has been agreed.
Lindsay Lohan on motherhood, acting again and the Freaky Friday sequel
Lohan reunites with Jamie Lee Curtis for a sequel to the body-swap comedy that explores mother-daughter relationships.
Authorities jail 108 members of Imran Khan's party
Politicians denounced the rulings by the anti-terrorism court, which also disqualified six lawmakers.
Authorities jail 108 members of Imran Khan's party
Politicians denounced the rulings by the anti-terrorism court, which also disqualified six lawmakers.
University tuition fees in England and Wales rise to £9,535
Maintenance loans have also gone up, meaning students can borrow more to help with living costs.
Older driver rules 'could have saved mum's life'
Claire Eady is calling for new regulations after losing her elderly mother in a crash.
Stricter rules for older drivers could have saved my mum's life
Claire Eady is calling for new regulations after losing her elderly mother in a crash.
Heathrow Airport's expansion plans to cost £49bn
Heathrow says expansion is "urgent" for UK growth, but plans are heavily criticised over environmental concerns.
Flooded streets and subway systems as storms slam US East Coast
New York and New Jersey have issued a state of emergency for areas hit by the strong storm system.