Sunny weather and football boosted retail sales in July
Sales volumes rose by a stronger-than-expected 0.6% in July, official statistics show.
Council U-turn on abusive language crackdown
Thanet District Council says it plans to review the evidence and consult on an amended order.
Reform may need to rethink £90bn tax cuts pledge, deputy suggests
Richard Tice says manifesto pledges ahead of last year's general election are "not appropriate" for a future election.
Ex-Tory minister Nadine Dorries defects to Reform UK
The ex-MP told the Daily Mail the Tory Party was dead and its members now "need to think the unthinkable".
How to see Sunday's 'Blood Moon' total lunar eclipse
A total lunar eclipse will be visible from parts of the UK on Sunday evening, weather permitting.
How to see Sunday's 'Blood Moon' total lunar eclipse
A total lunar eclipse will be visible from parts of the UK on Sunday evening, weather permitting.
Rosyth shipyard expected to win £1bn Danish navy contract
The Babcock shipyard in Rosyth is finalising a deal to build up to four Type 31 frigates for the Danish navy.
From England rejection to Euros glory - Lucy Bronze in her own words
England defender Lucy Bronze sits down with Kelly Somers to talk about winning the Euros and life outside of football.
UK safe 'for now and next few years', says outgoing military chief
Adm Sir Tony Radakin says he is optimistic about the country's defence.
'I feared I'd find her dead in bed' - teens harmed by spice-laced vapes
Parents speak of horrific experiences after their school-aged children bought the vape liquid via Snapchat.
Great Train Robbery court files found in cellar
Photos, letters and other documents will go on sale at an auction.
Rayner's 'judgement day' and 'Dorries joins Tories'
The fallout from Angela Rayner's stamp duty admission continues to dominate Friday's papers.
Sir John Curtice: How Reform's capture of the Brexit vote could be enough to win an election
The party has now been ahead in the polls for five months, but can it keep the momentum?
Sir John Curtice: How Reform's capture of the Brexit vote could be enough to win an election
The party has now been ahead in the polls for five months, but can it keep the momentum?
David Bowie’s secret final project discovered locked in his study
Shortly before his death, the star wrote dozens of notes for a musical set in 18th Century London.
David Bowie’s secret final project discovered locked in his study
Shortly before his death, the star wrote dozens of notes for a musical set in 18th Century London.
David Bowie’s secret final project discovered locked in his study
Shortly before his death, the star wrote dozens of notes for a musical set in 18th Century London.
Lawyer of British teenager held in Georgia jail criticises British embassy
Bella Culley is in prison in Georgia waiting to see if enough money can be raised for her release.
Lawyer of British teenager held in Georgia jail criticises British embassy
Bella Culley is in prison in Georgia waiting to see if enough money can be raised for her release.
Error leaves 55,000 diabetes patients needing new tests
Errors by diabetes analysis machines mean at least 55,000 people in England will need further hospital tests.
