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The Relief of Derry parade marks the anniversary of the ending of the siege of the city in 1689.

The attack on author Salman Rushdie in New York and fears that a lack of water will harm UK harvests lead the papers.

Robert Buckland tells a national newspaper Liz Truss is "the right person to take the country forward”.

Rushdie suffered years of Islamist death threats after writing The Satanic Verses in 1988.

Dry conditions in the UK and Europe are stress on facilities including nuclear, say experts.

Some types of mental health medication may make it difficult for the body to regulate temperature.

Eric Hall has 28 convictions but his family says he was not well enough to be put on a Home Office plane to Jamaica.

Bad information and myths about UK heatwave circulate on social media, we debunk them

Some rail operators will run no services at all, as 6,500 train drivers walk out in a dispute over pay.

Medics are seeing the funny side of hospital work in stand-up comedy shows at the Edinburgh Fringe.

In June 1973, the nightclub Pacha opened in Ibiza and it changed the island forever.

Sue Foulkes says she was in trouble for playing the sport, which was banned in the UK for women.

The author, 75, has suffered years of Islamist death threats since writing The Satanic Verses.

England Euro 2022 winners Millie Bright, Beth Mead and Lucy Bronze are nominated for the women's Ballon d'Or but Lionel Messi, the seven-time men's winner, misses out.

Charity workers in Bristol are handing out water, advice and sun protection to those in need.

On 12 August 2021, five people were killed and two were injured in the shooting in Keyham.

Developer Project Genesis is appealing against a decision to refuse planning permission.

The children's story-telling tour ends in Cardiff with police outside the city's main library.

Dermatologist Adeline Kikam on coping with conditions that can develop in rising temperatures.

An unofficial Bridgerton musical cancels a planned London show after Netflix intervenes.