GP who tried to kill man with poison struck off
A medical panel rules Kwan, who was jailed for more than 31 years, will be erased from registers.
Met Police staff to vote on strike in pay dispute
About 6,500 civilian staff could strike as union bosses accuse the Met of pay "inequality".
Ex-Arsenal star Thomas Partey denies rape charges
The 32-year-old footballer was in court accused of raping two women and sexually assaulting another.
Eritrean man wins block on removal to France under 'one in, one out' deal
Some migrants who arrived in the UK by small boat had been told they would be put on flights to France as early as Tuesday.
Four arrests after Trump and Epstein images projected on Windsor Castle
Police said four people remain in custody after the "stunt," which coincided with the US president's arrival in the UK.
UK hopes for 0% tariff on steel exports to US dashed
An agreement to reduce tariffs on UK steel to zero in short order was welcomed with some fanfare in July.
GSK pledges $30bn US investment as UK's pharma woes deepen
The company is the latest pharma firm to have either reduced spending in the UK or diverted it to the US.
Tanning firm's claim that sunbeds reduce cancer ruled 'irresponsible'
A tanning salon chain agrees to drop a "misleading" advert that claimed sunbeds cut cancer and heart disease deaths.
'Forgotten' royal castle uncovered on Scottish island
Archaeologists say the fortress was owned by ancestors of Scotland's medieval Lord of the Isles.
Family reunited with missing cat after nine years
Fran Henriquez received a phone call from the SSPCA saying they had found tabby cat George, who she assumed had died years ago.
Russian state hack attacks on council 'increasing'
A report to go before audit bosses says hackers have been trying to access and disable systems.
Tate showcases performance in Picasso's works
Theatre Picasso marks 100 years since the Spanish artist unveiled his work The Three Dancers.
Labour deputy hopeful Powell attacks welfare 'errors'
Lucy Powell also hits back at claims she is running to be deputy leader as a "proxy" for Andy Burnham.
Chris Mason: Trump visit puts focus on pageantry after PM's tough fortnight
The government will hope for a reprieve from questions about Peter Mandelson, says the BBC's political editor.
'I've sold my flat before the Renters' Rights Bill becomes law'
Patricia sells one of her properties in London, saying landlords are "scared" of some the changes.
'The ego has landed' and 'Don in... none out'
Donald Trump's arrival in the UK and the blocked removal of a migrant to France lead the papers.
End of the road for manual drivers? More learners opt for automatics in tests
The UK's 2030 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars is said to be driving the trend.
Two charged with murder of Barry Furfey
Mr Furfey died in hospital after being found with serious injuries at an apartment block on Monday morning.
Two Labour MPs denied entry to Israel
Simon Opher and Peter Prinsley say they were heading to the occupied West Bank when they were stopped by Israeli authorities.
Parents fight for justice over couple's toxic limoncello deaths
Greta Otteson and Arno Quinton died on Boxing Day last year after they were poisoned by methanol.
