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Depardieu in custody over sexual assault allegations
French actor Gérard Depardieu is summoned to a police station in Paris, local media report.
Teachers urged to warn pupils of sextortion risk
The National Crime Agency issued fresh warnings as young boys are increasingly targeted by gangs.
Yousaf: New leader needed to repair SNP
Mr Yousaf had been facing two votes of no confidence later this week that he was not certain to win.
Pete Waterman's team breaks model railway record
Waterman and his team built the world's longest portable model railway, with nearly 1km of track.
Rantzen begs MPs to attend assisted dying debate
Parliament will debate the subject after more than 200,000 signed a petition backing a law change.
Watch: Humza Yousaf resigns as first minister
Humza Yousaf has resigned as first minister of Scotland, triggering a leadership contest.
Joshua targets September return at Wembley
British heavyweight Anthony Joshua believes his next fight will be in September, at Wembley Stadium in London.
Bread and biscuit prices may rise due to wet weather
Poor wheat crops mean food producers may have to import ingredients, potentially increasing costs.
The rise and fall of a first minister
A profile of Humza Yousaf, who has announced his resignation as SNP leader and Scottish first minister.
The rise and fall of a first minister
A profile of Humza Yousaf, who has announced his resignation as SNP leader and Scottish first minister.
Loan shark, 83, ordered to repay thousands
Tabitha Richardson threatened vulnerable people and charged "extortionate" interest rates.
Kenya dam burst kills more than 40
Heavy rain and flooding has caused a dam to burst, with fears that the death toll could rise.
Chris Mason: Political timebombs meant a deal was off the table
Humza Yousaf has realised the numbers don't add up and has concluded it's better to resign than lose.
Power cut causes disruption at Stansted Airport
Passengers report long delays at check-in and passengers are being advised to arrive early.
Spain's PM will not resign after allegations against wife
Last week, Pedro Sánchez denounced what he called a "harassment campaign" against his wife.
British-Irish meeting overshadowed by asylum issue
The administrations have clashed over the legacy law, with the Irish government opposing the act.
Tensions rise as UK refuses to take asylum seeker returns from Ireland
The UK government wants the EU to accept that it can return asylum seekers to France.
Slow motion footage shows robin flying towards food
The bird is captured launching off a wall and landing on a jar of food in Kenilworth.
Slow motion footage shows robin flying towards food
The bird is captured launching off a wall and landing on a jar of food in Kenilworth.
More than 40 killed in Kenya after dam bursts
Heavy rain and flooding has caused a dam to burst, with fears that the death toll could rise.