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• Guidance for police on sharing suspects' ethnicity must change, home secretary says - The home secretary's comments follow calls for details to be released of two men charged over an alleged rape.
• What are the rules around police giving out a suspect's nationality? - Home Secretary Yvette Cooper says guidance on what police reveal about suspects "needs to change".
• Footballer Thomas Partey granted bail on rape charges - The former Arsenal midfielder has been given conditional bail
• Netanyahu to propose full reoccupation of Gaza, Israeli media report - The plan will involve a complete takeover of Gaza, but reportedly faces opposition from military chiefs.
• Corbyn attacks Rayner for selling off allotments - The ex-Labour leader - and keen gardener - accuses ministers of threatening a British tradition.
• Bridgerton actress tells BBC she's agoraphobic after phone theft that went viral - Genevieve Chenneour says she no longer feels safe in London after a violent struggle in a café.
• £100m of premium bond prizes remain unclaimed - Critics want the system used to trace accounts to be reformed so people do not miss out on prizes.
• The Repair Shop's Jay Blades charged with rape - The TV presenter is due to appear at Telford magistrates' court later this month.
• Nasa to put nuclear reactor on the Moon by 2030, according to US media - The reactor would provide power for humans on the Moon but there are questions about feasibility.
• Pass rates up for Scottish pupils in latest exam results - Certificates are being delivered by first-class post, though many students will also receive a text or email.
• Putin and Trump's relationship has soured - but behind the posturing, a Ukraine deal is still possible - Steve Witkoff is visiting Moscow this week - is it a sign that an agreement between Russia and the US to end the fighting in Ukraine could yet be reached?
• Disfigured, shamed and forgotten: BBC visits the Korean survivors of the Hiroshima bomb - When the atom bomb was dropped 80 years ago, 140,000 Koreans were in Japan's Hiroshima city, many as forced labour.
• Are we getting another UK heatwave or did Storm Floris end summer early? - After a spell of wetter and windier weather there are signs of possible drier and warmer days to come. BBC Weather's Matt Taylor explains.
• My twin sister and nieces were shot dead. Tighter gun rules make me feel hopeful - A woman whose twin sister and nieces were shot dead welcomes firearm licensing rules which become law.
• Chris Hemsworth on facing fears, ageing and return of Thor - The actor is back for a second season of Limitless which sees him explore how to live longer and healthier.
• Former star fund manager and company fined £46m - Neil Woodford and his investment firm have been fined by the financial watchdog, after 300,000 people lost money when the fund collapsed.
• Water park investigation after girl, 4, dies - Environmental health officials are working with police on a "full health and safety investigation".
• Tommy Robinson bailed after arrest in connection with assault - The far-right activist was arrested on suspicion of GBH at Luton Airport.
• BP to review oil and gas projects to boost profits - The announcement comes as the UK-based energy giant refocuses its business on fossil fuels.
• Besieged Sudan city residents face starvation, UN warns - El-Fasher, encircled by RSF paramilitary fighters, has not had food deliveries for over a year.
• Thousands without power and trains suspended in wake of Storm Floris - SSEN said it was continuing to restore supplies after about 50,000 homes were left without power.
• Trump attacks 'woke' Jaguar as firm names new boss - The UK-based brand has caused controversy with its plan to transform itself into an all-electric carmaker.
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• Why has Sydney Sweeney's jeans ad sparked a race debate? - Trump says the advert is ‘fantastic’ after learning she’s a registered Republican
• The Battle For Car Finance Compensation - Supreme Court rules lenders won’t have to pay compensation to millions of motorists.
• Man Utd make £74m bid for RB Leipzig striker Sesko - Manchester United make a bid for RB Leipzig striker Benjamin Sesko with the overall package potentially rising to 85m euros (£73.8m).
• Sheff Wed players to fulfil Leicester opener - Sheffield Wednesday's players will fulfil their opening game of the Championship season against Leicester City on Sunday, BBC Sport understands.
• Will McLaren be worried about Norris-Piastri relationship? - BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson answers your latest questions following the Hungarian Grand Prix.
• 'Winning the Ashes would be Stokes' greatest miracle' - Winning the Ashes for England in Australia this winter would be Ben Stokes' greatest miracle, says chief cricket reporter Stephan Shemilt.
• The Hundred returns - how does it compare to mighty IPL? - BBC Sport crunches the numbers to see which franchise cricket league is providing the best entertainment for fans.
• 'Hammered away' - Griffith hits first six of Women's Hundred - Cordelia Griffith smashes Tash Farrant's delivery over mid-wicket for the first six of the 2025 Women's Hundred to take London Spirit to 19-1 against the Oval Invincibles in the opening match at Lord's.