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London fire: Why don't we know how many died in Grenfell Tower?
Lack of new information has sparked fears of a cover-up over the disaster in London.
Grenfell Tower fire: Judge 'doubt' over inquiry scope
The chairman of the tower fire probe meets survivors after travelling to the site in west London.
Jermain Defoe: Sunderland striker joins Bournemouth on free transfer
Sunderland striker Jermain Defoe has re-signed for former club Bournemouth on a free transfer.
A mum on having electric shock therapy while pregnant
Tania Gergeln had ECT for severe bipolar disorder while pregnant with her second daughter.
John Bercow: MPs don't need to wear ties
The Speaker says "businesslike attire" is needed but this does not have to include a tie.
Five stand out moments of Love Island so far
As the popular reality TV show reaches its half-way point, we pick out some of its biggest moments.
Iraqi forces enter ruins of Mosul Great Mosque of al-Nuri
A BBC reporter embedded with troops there says the complex has not yet been secured.
British and Irish Lions: Former Wales fly-half Jonathan Davies questions second Test call
Ex-Wales fly-half Jonathan Davies questions the selection of Johnny Sexton and Owen Farrell together in the Lions team to face New Zealand in the second Test.
Jihadi Jack parents: Our son doesn't hate us
The parents of 21-year-old 'Jihadi Jack' from Oxford describe the last time they spoke to him.
Hillsborough: Tony Bland's family 'hugely disappointed' by no charges
The family of Hillsborough's 96th victim say they will continue to support relatives of the other 95.
Stormont talks: Deadline day for NI politicians
Parties must reach an agreement by 16:00 - or face the possibility of direct rule from Westminster.
Wimbledon 2017: Andy Murray pulls out of final warm-up match
Defending champion Andy Murray pulls out of his final warm-up match before Wimbledon because of a sore hip.
Sky/Fox takeover deal likely to face competition probe
Culture secretary is "minded to" refer Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox takeover of Sky to the competition authority.
Abortion reform matter for Stormont, court rules
The Belfast Court of Appeal rules it is not up the courts to decide on NI abortion law.
Trump travel ban: US sets out visa criteria
Visa applicants from six mainly Muslim countries must have "close" family or business ties.
Finsbury Park attack: Makram Ali alive when hit by van
Makram Ali had been taken ill before being struck near a north London mosque, an inquest hears.
IS 'caliphate' crumbles as Iraq tightens noose on Mosul
Three years after IS proclaimed a "caliphate", Iraqi forces are ready to pronounce its death.
Merkel: Hamburg G20 to focus on Paris climate deal
This year's G20 summit is to focus on furthering the Paris climate deal, which Mr Trump opposes.
Ronaldo confirms he is father of twins after Portugal defeat
The Portuguese footballer says he is "very happy" to be able to see his babies for the first time.
British and Irish Lions: New Zealand boss Steve Hansen has 'a lot of respect' for Lions head coach Gatland
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen plays down the war of words with Lions counterpart Warren Gatland, and insists there is no animosity between the pair.
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