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- 'My abuse at hands of Creswell like a horror movie'
- Laurence Fox told to pay £180,000 in libel damages
- Police officers deny assaulting care home amputee
- Prince William visits school after boy's invite
- Ditching the Greens is a defining moment for Humza Yousaf
- Hero teacher restrained school stabber, says brother
- Deborah James's family call for cancer strategy
- 'We lost £26,000 in a year' - shoplifting hits record in England and Wales
- Will Labour’s plan make train tickets cheaper?
- Capt Sir Tom's family home on sale for £2.25m
Dumfries and Galloway Council paid carer for two years after child left
Extra checks are to be introduced after Dumfries and Galloway Council overpaid the carer £30,000.
Richest oil states should pay climate tax, says Gordon Brown
The former Labour PM wants the wealthiest oil producers to help poorer nations tackle climate change.
State-owned British Business Bank makes £147m annual loss
The bank says wider economic problems led to a drop in the valuation of businesses it has invested in.
Ukraine war: Training to clear the world's most heavily mined country
How British military bomb disposal teams are helping Ukrainian engineers clear Russian minefields.
Canada-India row puts spotlight on Sikh activism in UK
Rumours swirl around the deaths of other Sikh activists, following Justin Trudeau's bombshell claim.
University staff strike disrupts freshers' week
The strikes are part of a long-running dispute by union members over pay and conditions.
Electric car rules could cost carmakers billions
New Brexit trade rules could push up the price of electric cars, manufacturers warn.
Newspaper headlines: 'Army on standby' after armed officers down guns
The Met's request for help from the Army after officers put down their guns is widely reported in Monday's papers.
Rugby World Cup: Wales fans' joy after Australia rout
Wales fans are elated as the team hammer Australia to march into the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals.
Wales 40-6 Australia: Warren Gatland's side hammer Wallabies to seal World Cup quarter-final spot
Wales become the first team to reach the 2023 World Cup quarter-finals as they celebrate a record win over Australia in Lyon.
Sheffield United 0-8 Newcastle United: Visitors thrash Blades to match their record Premier League win
Newcastle match their record Premier League win with a scintillating display as they embarrass winless Sheffield United at Bramall Lane.
Jamie-Leigh Kelly: Children found but mother remains missing
A newborn boy and a three-year-old girl who had been missing since Tuesday have been found, police say.
Lobbyists take close-up look at Lib Dems
Businesses and campaigners say they have gravitated towards a party with a sense of optimism.
School strikes: No new pay offer despite weekend talks
Unison members will strike across 24 council areas for three days from Tuesday in a dispute over pay.
MoD offers soldiers to cover London police who handed in guns
Officers turned in their weapons after a marksman was charged with the murder of an unarmed man.
CBI: Scandal-hit organisation secures emergency funding
The business group has secured emergency funding from banks after a series of misconduct allegations.
Insurers of sick toddler in Portugal hospital shambolic - mum
She says the insurer refused to give her updates without her ill two-year-old's verbal permission.
Chef Richard Corrigan finds London Sheep Drive 'deliciously eccentric'
Richard Corrigan says it felt "deliciously eccentric" to take part in a centuries-old tradition.
Senior judges raise concerns over juryless trials in Scotland
The Senators of the College of Justice said the proposal may not meet fair trial requirements.
Lib Dem leader Ed Davey denies housebuilding u-turn
The party wants housing projects to be led by local communities, not developers, Sir Ed Davey says.