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Democrats in Congress release alleged Trump birthday note to Epstein
The White House says the president did not draw the picture or sign the note, after it was published on Monday.
MPs push for change on Palestine Action but minister stands firm
There were 890 arrests in London on Saturday for protesting to lift the ban on the proscribed group.
'It's a weapon' - the rise of the long throw
With long throw-ins on the rise in English football, BBC Sport looks at how they could help Thomas Tuchel's England at the 2026 World Cup.
Mirror and Express owner to cut over 300 jobs
Reach tells staff it plans to share content across its papers and put a "new focus" on digital subscriptions.
Harry praises children's resilience as he returns to UK
Prince Harry marked the anniversary of the death of the late Queen privately in Windsor.
France in fresh political crisis after MPs oust prime minister
The French government loses a vote of confidence and PM François Bayrou will resign on Tuesday.
Great North Run medals show wrong city and river
Medals given to participants use an image of Sunderland, which has no connection to the event.
Londoners turn to bikes and buses as Tube workers strike for second day
Members of the RMT union are staging a walkout until Thursday over terms and conditions.
When was the last enjoyable England World Cup qualifier?
As England prepare to face Serbia on Tuesday, BBC Sport's Phil McNulty looks at why there is often a lack of entertainment in World Cup qualifiers.
Hamas discussing US 'ideas' for Gaza ceasefire after Trump's 'last warning'
Hamas says it received "some ideas" from the US through mediators on how to reach a Gaza ceasefire deal.
Britain's Draper out for season with arm injury
Jack Draper will not play again this season because of the arm injury that forced his withdrawal from the US Open.
Fatal stabbing of Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina ignites crime debate
Commentators are criticising the judicial system after a graphic video showing the killing of Iryna Zarutska on a train in Charlotte was released.
Monday Night Club: With Kelly Cates and guests
Kelly Cates and guests discuss the weekends football.
Why has the French PM been removed, and what happens next?
France's prime minister has lost a confidence vote, sending parliament into another period of chaos and uncertainty.
Coaching, hangovers, skiing - Thomas' retirement in his own words
After an emotional final race of his career, cycling great Geraint Thomas reflects on retirement and looks ahead to his new life.
New Banksy mural appears at Royal Courts of Justice
The artwork, which shows a judge hitting a protester with a gavel, was confirmed by the elusive street artist.
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow billions in foreign aid cuts
The administration is seeking an emergency order as it tries to claw back funds allocated by Congress.
Labour's new deputy leader must be a woman, says Harriet Harman
Labour's ruling National Executive Committee (NEC) is setting the rules for choosing the new deputy leader.
UK could suspend visas for countries with no migrant return deals, new home secretary says
Shabana Mahmood, who was appointed in last week's reshuffle, says her top priority is to 'secure' the UK's borders.
How does Carlos Alcaraz rank against other tennis legends?
After his sixth Grand Slam triumph, BBC Sport compares his stunning record with the biggest legends in the men's game.