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Defence spend rise urged over Russian threat
MPs say funding of the UK's armed forces should rise from 2% to 3% of total GDP.
Children in 'inhumane solitary confinement'
At least 40 children have been held in solitary confinement in young offenders institutions in the past year, the Victoria Derbyshire show has been told.
Debit card payments more popular than cash
More than three million people hardly used cash at all last year, according to the banking trade body.
Veganism: Why is it on the up?
More and more people are buying plant-powered products. What’s behind the rise?
'Why UK Asians need to talk more about suicide'
Rates of attempted suicide among South Asian women are two-and-a-half times more than white women.
Galloway's war of words with a mystery Wikipedia editor
"Philip Cross" has made thousands of Wikipedia edits. But he's been accused of bias against anti-war activists.
NHS funding: PM calls for 10-year plan to spend cash
PM wants NHS to ensure "every penny" is well spent - but questions continue on how the increase will be funded.
Celebrating the flower growers of Britain
Photographer Tessa Bunney's pictures celebrate British Flowers Week..
'The day I was diagnosed was the worst of my life'
How one entrepreneur had to quit work to battle cancer, leaving his co-founder to grow their company on his own.
The man who went to the North Korean place that ‘doesn’t exist’
One US citizen warns of the consequences of a visit to a forbidden area in North Korea.
‘Prostitutes saved me from sex work’
When a fire at a children's home in Guatemala killed dozens of teenage girls, it exposed a culture of abuse. Suyapa Milian lived there for more than a year when she was a teenager.
US Open: Brooks Koepka beats Tommy Fleetwood at Shinnecock Hills
American Brooks Koepka defends his US Open title with a one-shot victory over England's record-equalling Tommy Fleetwood at Shinnecock Hills.
The untold good news story of America today
A grassroots movement getting few headlines could yet herald a new American age of change.
Taking a stand against sexism and racism in the advertising industry
Magazine editor Sherry Collins is taking a stand after being confused for a prostitute at a media event.
If a house costs too much, how about half a house instead?
Building a house can be expensive, so in some places you can get half a house and finish it later.
England World Cup quiz: How much do you know about the squad?
How much do you know about England's World Cup squad?
Newspaper headlines: PM 'under fire for Brexit dividend claim' and 'We Kane Do It'
The funding of the PM's NHS plan and the England football team feature on Monday's front pages.
World Cup 2018: England are in a difficult group, says Gareth Southgate
England are facing one of the World Cup's toughest groups as they begin their campaign against Tunisia, manager Gareth Southgate says.
Billy Caldwell: Senior MP urges reform over medical cannabis
An MP leading an all-party group looking at medical cannabis calls for 'more fundamental reform'.
US child migrants: Melania calls for end to Trump's separation policy
The US first lady says she "hates to see" hundreds of child migrants separated from their parents.
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