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- Sunak promises 'comprehensive' blood compensation
- Teen murderer who bought 79 blades online named
- Teen murderer who bought 79 blades online named
- Children top up pocket money with extra work
- The Papers: 'A day of shame for the British state'
- Mind games: Hellblade returns to explore psychosis
- 'It felt like children were droids at toxic school'
- Five questions for ex-Post Office boss Paula Vennells
- Top scientists urge action against faeces in rivers
- Kate not back yet as early years report published
Murder arrest over car crash fight in Nottingham
A man is held on suspicion of killing Stephen Walsh who was assaulted at home following a car crash.
Christopher Eccleston's fan picture is a social media hit
Martin MacSween had travelled from the Western Isles to a London comic convention to meet his idol.
Belfast Pride: PSNI defends parade decision
There was a rise in reported LGBT hate crimes after the PSNI's participation last year, it says.
Johanna Konta beats Serena Williams 6-1 6-0 at Silicon Valley Classic
Johanna Konta inflicts the worst defeat of Serena Williams' career with a thumping first-round victory at the Silicon Valley Classic.
Salmon fed genetically modified plants in nutrition trial
Researchers are feeding farmed salmon a genetically modified plant to see if it boosts omega-3 levels.
Jeremy Corbyn apologises for hosting 2010 Holocaust event
The Labour leader apologises for "appearing on platforms with people whose views I completely reject".
Bouncer suspended after woman's sexual harassment tweet
The doorman is accused of telling Emily White he could do what he wanted after sexually harassing her.
The scuba dive that crushed my spine
Four friends scuba-dived off the coast of Cyprus but their air tanks quickly ran out triggering a chain of catastrophic events.
Gatwick Express 30-minute claim 'misleading'
The advertising watchdog ruled the firm could not say it reached London in 30 minutes if many trains did not.
Farmers send livestock to slaughter early due to drought
Farmers are sending livestock to slaughter early as the lack of rain leaves pastures dry.
US embassy in London auctions off toilet rolls and old goods
A used car, plastic chairs and broken vacuums are among the items being sold by the US embassy.
Newspaper headlines: 'Palace crisis' and a government 'betrayal'
The Telegraph leads on an interview with a Northern Ireland veteran facing criminal charges.
'Major incident' closes The Alphabet Zoo play centre
A police cordon is put in place at the centre as officers launch an investigation.
Body found in Neyland search for missing swimmer
The search for a man who went missing after going in the sea had begun on Sunday afternoon.
Police release CCTV of suspects in £1m burglary case
Police release footage showing the suspects in the grounds of a multi-millionaire's home.
Grenfell Tower: Fire door manufacturers told to address failings
Suppliers have to agree a plan of action after problems were found with doors from five brands.
Ellie Soutter: Snowboarder's father criticises pressure on athletes
Tony Soutter calls for more support for young, high-level athletes after his daughter Ellie's death.
Faulty Cardiff Old Library lift traps 19 people in two years
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service has been called to the library on eight occasions since 2016.
Gender pay gap: School pupils battle for equality
Pupils at a primary school have set-up an after-school club to raise awareness of gender inequality.
Managers to receive red and yellow cards
Red and yellow cards will be issued to managers and coaches for misconduct in the technical area this coming season.