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Ryan Routh to stand trial for alleged Trump assassination attempt
Routh's trial in Florida begins on Monday, and he has made the unusual choice to represent himself.
TUC chief calls on ministers to show 'whose side' they are on
Paul Nowak will tell his annual conference the government must do more for working class communities.
France is set to vote out another PM. Can anything break its political deadlock?
François Bayrou called a vote of confidence in himself after nine relatively ineffectual months in office.
Watch: England v South Africa - third ODI highlights
Highlights from the third ODI between England and South Africa.
'My husband was killed with a knife but let down by London'
Raish Ahmed was repeatedly stabbed outside a block of flats in east London by a neighbour.
Baby makes shock arrival in football club toilet
A woman, unaware she was pregnant, gives birth at a memorial football match.
I live in a different country from my husband but we're still happily married
Margaret says it can be lonely for both her and her husband, but talking regularly makes it work.
'Barrack to square one' on asylum and 'stop making mistakes'
Plans to move migrants to former military barracks and warnings from Labour figures feature in Monday's papers.
'Real sense of disappointment' - O'Neill on Germany loss
Northern Ireland boss Michael O'Neill says that there is a "real sense of disappointment" in the dressing room after his side's 3-1 defeat against Germany.
Alcaraz edges Sinner trilogy to win US Open
Carlos Alcaraz triumphs in the latest chapter of his compelling rivalry with Jannik Sinner, earning a four-set victory to regain the US Open title.
Alcaraz edges Sinner trilogy to win US Open
Carlos Alcaraz triumphs in the latest chapter of his compelling rivalry with Jannik Sinner, earning a four-set victory to regain the US Open title.
UK launches £250m defence strategy to boost jobs
The government anticipates that up to 50,000 new defence jobs could be created by 2035.
In pictures: Blood Moon captivates sky-gazers around the world
During a total lunar eclipse the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow, taking on a deep red hue.
In pictures: Blood Moon captivates sky-gazers around the world
During a total lunar eclipse the Moon passes through the Earth's shadow, taking on a deep red hue.
Greta Thunberg's Gaza flotilla arrives in Tunisia
The boats, carrying 350 pro-Palestinian activists and stocked with medical and food supplies, are en route to Gaza.
Watch: The Women's Football Show
Highlights and analysis from the opening weekend of the Women's Super League season.
Could brilliant Bethell give England Ashes conundrum?
Jacob Bethell's first professional hundred was a coming-of-age knock that could leave England with tricky questions to answer.
Tuchel wants England to consider long throws
England boss Thomas Tuchel wants his team to use long throw-ins and play long balls at next summer's World Cup.
'Title fight refuses to get nasty, even when McLaren create own controversy'
McLaren generated a problem for themselves during the Italian Grand Prix but have so far avoided acrimony between Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri.
Zelensky condemns 'ruthless attack' after Russia hits main government building in Kyiv
It is the first time a Kyiv government building - in the heavily protected city centre - has been hit since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.