The teenage wildcard fuelling England's Euro 2025 hopes
England teenager Michelle Agyemang has only played 14 minutes of senior international football - but has already made an impression.
Non-disclosure agreements gagging workers to be banned
The government plans to change the law to void confidentiality agreements that silence staff.
Families demand answers as Southport inquiry opens
The inquiry will examine the lead up to the attack and the wider issue of extremist violence.
The Papers: 'PM to press Macron' and 'mushroom murders' trial
The French president's state visit to the UK leads the front pages along with the verdict in Australia's 'mushroom murder trial'
Drugs smuggling 'destabilising' prisons, watchdog says
Prisons inspector's report finds bored inmates and staffing issues are exacerbating demand inside.
Drugs smuggling 'destabilising' prisons, watchdog says
Prisons inspector's report finds bored inmates and staffing issues are exacerbating demand inside.
King says France and UK face 'complex threats'
Emmanuel Macron arrives for a three-day trip and is expected to address Parliament later.
Maternity brand worn by Kate enters administration
Consultancy firm Interpath confirmed that it had been appointed as administrators by maternity brand Seraphine.
How King Charles is helping to 'reinvigorate' the shaken UK-France friendship
There are high hopes for Macron's three-day visit, but how close can the nations really become given past mistrust over Brexit negotiations?
Grieving parents want better access to mental health records
Jessica Glasser's parents feel they could have helped her more if they knew what she was telling her GP.
MPs could vote on Premier League free-to-air plan
The Liberal Democrats table an amendment to the Football Governance Bill that proposes showing at least 10 Premier League a season on free-to-air television.
Post Office scandal victims place hope in inquiry report
The first part of the public inquiry findings into the Horizon scandal will be published on Tuesday.
Wales' tourism tax plans set for go-ahead
Senedd prepares to sign off tax plans that could see visitors pay extra £1.30 a night.
Workplace misconduct and discrimination NDAs to be banned
There has been concern that non-disclosure agreements have been used to silence those in workplaces suffering harassment.
Emergency alerts to be sent to UK smartphones
A test message will be sent to smartphones on 7 September, after a previous test revealed technical issues.
Man in court charged with murder of scientist in Dundee
The 39-year-old was fatally injured in a street in the Lochee area of the city on Saturday afternoon
Why don't we trust technology in sport?
Technology editor Zoe Kleinman explores the tensions between between humans and machines that were encapsulated at Wimbledon.
Former Tory cabinet minister Jones joins Reform UK
Ex-Welsh secretary David Jones becomes the third former Tory to join Nigel Farage's party in the last two weeks.
The Salt Path author defends herself against claims she misled readers
Writer Raynor Winn denies allegations that some elements of her best-selling book misled readers.
London remembers 7/7 bombings 20 years on as William lays flowers for victims
The names of those killed in the bombings 20 years ago have been read to a congregation of families and survivors.
