| Man arrested over student murders A man is arrested in connection with the murder of two French students who were stabbed and burned in a flat in London. |
| Tories in 'disarray' over Lewis The Conservatives are in "disarray" after the resignation of London deputy mayor Ray Lewis, Labour says. |
| Everton footballer's brother kidnapped Gunmen in Nigeria kidnap the brother of Nigerian and Everton football star Joseph Yobo, police say. |
| Sentamu rebukes Williams critics The Archbishop of York accuses an Anglican traditionalist movement of "ungracious" behaviour. |
| Labour MSP joins by-election race Labour MSP Margaret Curran says she will stand as a candidate for the Glasgow East by-election after the frontrunner drops out. |
| Thousands 'face negative equity' Close to 150,000 homeowners who took out mortgages since early 2007 may face negative equity, research suggests. |
| Schoolgirl's fight for passport A 16-year-old schoolgirl is unable to leave the country or get a job because she does not officially "exist". |
| Man charged over body in bin bags A man is charged with murdering a man whose body was found wrapped in bin bags in an East Yorkshire field. |
| Lottery results: Are you a winner? Check the numbers from Saturday's Lotto draw. |
| Doctor Who lives to fight again as millions watch series finale David Tennant remains Doctor Who after the current series ended without the Time Lord regenerating. |
| An auction of royal memorabilia raises more than £440,000 A note in which the Queen Mother asked her aide to pack gin and Dubonnet went for £16,000 in an unique auction of royal memorablia. |
| Briton Laura Robson wins Wimbledon girls' singles title Laura Robson becomes the first Briton since 1984 to win the Wimbledon girls' singles title. |
| Kovalainen on pole for British GP Lewis Hamilton only qualifies fourth fastest for the British GP as his McLaren team-mate Heikki Kovalainen grabs pole position. |
| Fans go wild The music festival that lives alongside a wildlife park |
| Brian Taylor Labour's disarray in Scotland is a "self-dug" hole |
| In pictures Colourful costumes at the UK's biggest gay pride parade |
| Piper survivor The boy who lost his father to the North Sea |
| Content overload? Peter Gabriel thinks he has the answer |
| Alex James on... What Africa can teach gardeners in Chipping Sodbury |
| Stabbed boy's parents thank helper The parents of Shakilus Townsend, London's latest teenage knife death victim, thank a woman who tried to save him. |
| McGuinness in Iraq peace mission Deputy First Minister Martin McGuinness is in Baghdad to launch a new peace initiative between opposing Iraqi factions. |
| Crime check errors 'regrettable' Checks which wrongly brand some people as criminals are "regrettable", the Home Office says. |
| Pensioners 'see higher cost rise' The cost of living for pensioners has outstripped inflation over the past 10 years, research suggests. |
| Three injured in knife attacks Three people are injured in two separate stab attacks in the North East of England. |
| Boy dies in mini-motorbike crash A 12-year-old boy dies after his mini-motorcycle collided with a car in the Clackmannanshire area on Friday. |
| Bigotry warning to Orange march Thousands of marchers took part in "peaceful" annual Orange Order parades, police say. |
| UK shops 'misleading customers' High street shop staff are fobbing off customers and giving misleading advice about rights, Which? says. |
| Soldier's letter read at funeral The funeral of a British soldier killed in Afghanistan takes place, as his last letter is read out to family and friends. |
| The changing rich As Britain's rich see their wealth grow are we risking a dislocation in society that would surprise our Tudor forefathers, asks historian Lisa Jardine. |
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| Matter of truth Tower 7 and the evolution of a conspiracy theory |
| Press cover Ray Lewis resignation |
| Race loss could cost county £40m Moving the British Grand Prix from Silverstone could put in jeopardy the £40m it brings to the local area. |
| Toddler injured in bus incident A 22-month-old girl is in a serious condition with multiple fractures after an incident involving a bus. |
| Hero foils postman kidnap bid A 'have-a-go hero' twarts an attempt by two men to kidnap a postman in the Gressham Street area of Belfast city centre. |
| Charges stem from city drugs raid A 25-year-old man is charged with a series of drug and gun related offences following a raid at a house in Belfast. |
| Car plea over missing paedophile Police hunting for a missing sex offender appeal for information about the car he is believed to be using. |
| Lib Dems set out leader timetable The Scottish Liberal Democrats agree a timetable for the leadership election, following the resignation of Nicol Stephen. |
| Residents moved after chapel fire A blaze damages a disused Victorian chapel and leads to nearby homes being evacuated. |
| Bevan plaque for NHS anniversary A plaque is unveiled in NHS founder Aneurin Bevan's constituency to mark the health service's 60th birthday. |
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