Starmer and Modi sign £6bn India-UK trade deal
The free trade deal is expected to cut tariffs on goods and increase market access for both countries.
Just 7,000 steps a day could cut health risks, study says
Everyone targets 10,000 steps - but a lower tally could reduce the risk of serious health issues like cancer, dementia and heart disease, a study suggests.
Mum and children killed in Northern Ireland shooting named
Police say a triple murder and attempted suicide is one line of inquiry and appeal to anyone who spoke to the victims recently.
Mum and children killed in shooting 'valued and much loved'
Police say a triple murder and attempted suicide is one line of inquiry and appeal to anyone who spoke to the victims recently.
Stonehenge boulder debate settled, scientists say
Boulders at Stonehenge were not dragged there by glaciers, new scientific research claims.
Stonehenge boulder debate settled, scientists say
Boulders at Stonehenge were not dragged there by glaciers, new scientific research claims.
Public frustrated by asylum seeker housing - minister
The business secretary acknowledges concern about accommodating asylum seekers and housing shortages.
Murder arrest as man dies after alleged assault
A man is arrested on suspicion of murder after another man dies following an alleged assault.
Kneecap banned from Hungary weeks before major festival
The west Belfast rap group Kneecap have been banned from Hungary for three years ahead of their appearance at a music festival.
Doctor strike will harm patients, NHS boss warns
A senior official says the planned walkout will impact both emergency and non-urgent care.
Four people killed in Southend Airport crash named
The Air Accident Investigation Branch is continuing to investigate the crash on 13 July.
Police take no action over Alex Salmond complaint
Police Scotland has investigated an allegation of historical sexual assault against the former first minister.
Ex-head's terror arrest shock over protest cartoon
Jon Farley is held by police under the Terrorism Act for six hours over a placard he was carrying.
Radio 1 did not edit Irish out of CMAT song, BBC says
The first 45 seconds of the song are in Irish, but did not feature in the first broadcast on the BBC.
Use offices or lose them, Welsh government staff told
Less than a fifth of Welsh government staff use the office, as the vast majority work from home.
Inquiry into asylum seeker payment cards for gambling
More than 6,500 payments in gambling settings were attempted by asylum seekers in the past year.
Swearing ban plan misunderstood, says council
Councillors will vote on a public space protection order that proposes £100 fines for foul language.
Boy killed in school coach crash died from head injury, inquest hears
Oliver Price died at the scene, having been found in his seat with his seatbelt on.
'See story through my eyes', says UK teen on trial for drug smuggling in Georgia
The teenager from Billingham, Teesside, is on trial in Georgia on drug smuggling charges.
Brit accused of drug smuggling asks court to 'see story through my eyes'
Bella Culley, from Billingham, Teesside, is on trial in Georgia on drug smuggling charges.
