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- Inmate not checked before cell death, says sister
- Thunderstorms reported after Met Office warning
- Thousands join pro-Palestinian march in London
- Instructor and pupil's 'lucky escape' in hit-and-run
- Huge search for two teenage boys in river
- Search for two boys missing in river
- 'Boil water' notice mostly lifted after Devon outbreak
- Smoke fills street as London bus catches fire
- M&S website and app hit by technical issue
- Three still held over murder of woman in Belfast
Warning summer childcare nearly £1,000 per child
A UK family will pay on average £943 for six weeks of school-age childcare, a charity finds.
Illegal Migration Bill: Ministers overturn Lords changes
Peers will have a chance later to insist on alterations in a series of late-night votes.
Climate change plan will leave UK unprepared, advisers warn
The latest plan to prepare the UK for intense heatwaves and flooding falls short of expectation.
Knife crime: Murder victim's family demand change
Steven Wilkinson went out to watch football, but never returned home.
Cost of Scottish Covid-19 inquiry hits nearly £8m
The probe into Scotland's response to the coronavirus pandemic will begin its hearings in October.
Corrie Mckeague: Mum's fury at bin safety years after airman death
Corrie Mckeague's mum says she feels sick after seeing unlocked bins where her son went missing.
The Sixth Commandment: Maids Moreton TV writer left out most 'distressing details'
The Sixth Commandment tells the story of Peter Farquhar, who was duped and killed by a churchwarden.
Labour outlines law to ban training AI chatbot to spread terror
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper claims current laws aren't fit for purpose to combat cyber threats.
Murder probe launched after Northampton racecourse park attack
A 27-year-old man from Northampton died on Sunday after being attacked on 4 July, police say.
UK needs culture shift to become AI superpower - DeepMind co-founder
Mustafa Suleyman says he has chosen to locate his new AI company in the US.
Visa rules eased for building and fishing industry
Construction workers and fishermen now face lower fees and requirements to qualify for skilled worker visas.
Dartford man convicted of the murder of his girlfriend in Peru
Jorge Garay strangled and buried his partner Karla Godoy while on holiday in Lima, a jury decides.
Ofcom investigates campaign on Ken Bruce radio show
Greatest Hits Radio's campaign around offenders attending sentencing is under scrutiny.
Self Esteem receives honorary degree
The South Yorkshire singer has been recognised for her music success and "championing diversity".
Wimbledon hawk Rufus completes 15th year of service
This year Rufus was joined by Rhea, a pigeon scarer in training.
Simon Birch killing: Adam Jenkins jailed for Newbottle manslaughter
Adam Jenkins stabbed his sister's abusive partner in the neck at a family Christmas party.
Drug donanemab seen as turning point in dementia fight
The antibody treatment donanemab slows clinical decline by around a third, a large trial confirms.
Former Circularity Scotland workers lodge compensation claim
Lawyers claim staff at Circularity Scotland were dismissed without proper consultation.
Post Office scandal: 'I lost absolutely everything'
Victims say the fallout has been "horrendous" as a report calls compensation schemes a "patchwork quilt".
Sir Elton John gives evidence in Kevin Spacey trial
The musician appeared via video link as a defence witness in the actor's sex assault trial.