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My week with Prince William, the quiet disruptor
Photographed in a beam of sunlight, Prince William walked through Westminster Abbey with the King behind him.
Bates attacks 'kangaroo court' Post Office scheme after receiving 'take it or leave it' offer
Sir Alan Bates has accused the government of presiding over a "quasi kangaroo court" for Post Office compensation.
PM could lift controversial benefit cap in budget - as Farage makes two big election promises
Sir Keir Starmer could decide to lift the two-child benefit cap in the autumn budget, amid further pressure from Nigel Farage to appeal to traditional Labour voters.
Arsenal win UEFA Women's Champions League with victory over Barcelona
Arsenal have won the UEFA Women's Champions League, beating Barcelona 1-0 in the final in Lisbon.
Rally co-driver dies and driver seriously injured in crash during race
A rally co-driver has died and a driver has been seriously injured after their car crashed during a race in Scotland.
Sunderland end eight-year wait to return to Premier League with dramatic Championship play-off win
Sunderland have ended their eight-year wait to return to the Premier League after beating Sheffield United 2-1 with an injury-time winner in the Championship play-off final.
Teenager arrested after boy, 16, dies at Barry Island amusement park
Police investigating the death of a teenager at an amusement park have arrested a 15-year-old boy.
Ex-PM Boris Johnson and wife announce birth of their fourth child
Former prime minister Boris Johnson has welcomed his fourth child with his wife, Carrie Johnson.
Weapons supervisor convicted in fatal shooting on Alec Baldwin film set freed from jail
A weapons supervisor who was jailed for involuntary manslaughter over the fatal shooting of Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Alec Baldwin movie, Rust, has been freed.
Rain 'expected every day next week' after unusually dry month
The UK is "expected to see rain every day" next week following an unusually dry month, forecasters have warned.
Police officer 'fighting for life' after incident while on duty
A police officer is in a life-threatening condition in hospital after being seriously injured in a road traffic incident while on duty, Thames Valley Police has said.
Government delays child poverty strategy
The two-child benefit cap has been a raw nerve for the Labour party since long before they came to power.
Three boys and a woman die in house fire - man arrested at scene
Three boys and a woman have died in a house fire in Brent, northwest London.
'Long-overdue' zoo reforms coming into place
Zoos and aquariums are set to get "long-overdue" reforms for the first time in a decade.
Nine of Gaza doctor's children killed in Israeli strike
Nine of a doctor's 10 children have been killed in an Israeli missile strike on their home in Gaza, which also left her surviving son badly injured and her husband in a critical condition.
AA owners line up banks to steer path towards £4.5bn exit
The owners of the AA, Britain's biggest breakdown recovery service, are lining up bankers to steer a path towards a sale or stock market listing next year which could value the company at well over £4bn.