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PC Andrew Harper: Killed officer 'died of multiple injuries'
Police are given more time to question 10 murder suspects as tributes are paid to PC Andrew Harper.

Portland braced for far-right rally and antifa counter-demo
Police are mounting a major operation to keep marchers apart from left-wing counter protesters.

Afghanistan: Bomb rips through wedding in Kabul
Many casualties are feared in the suspected suicide attack in the west of the Afghan capital.

Paris waiter 'shot dead over slow sandwich service'
A customer opened fire reportedly because his sandwich wasn't prepared quickly enough.

Icelandic glacier commemorated with plaque
A plaque placed on Sunday commemorates Okjokull glacier, which was officially declared dead in 2014.

Lime and soda? No thanks, say non-drinkers
Diageo's investment in alcohol-free spirit maker Seedlip shows how big firms want to reach non-drinkers.

Sandwich River Stour search resumes for boy aged 6
The child fell into the River Stour in Sandwich, Kent, on Saturday lunchtime.

Man found dead in underpass after Istanbul floods
A homeless man was found in the Unkapani district, apparently drowned, after heavy rain caused extensive damage

'Infertile' Stourbridge renal patient has healthy baby
The infant's father said he and his family were over the moon with their "miracle baby".

Roger Rabbit animator Richard Williams dies at 86
Richard Williams won two Oscars and a Bafta for his work as animation director on the 1988 hit film.

Owen Jones 'kicked in head' in London street attack
The Guardian columnist says a group of men made a "beeline" for him as he left a pub in north London.

Peter Duncan: Murder charge over Newcastle stabbing
A 17-year-old boy is charged with murdering "devoted father" Peter Duncan in Newcastle.

Bangladesh fire: 15,000 homes destroyed in Dhaka slum
About 15,000 homes are destroyed in a shanty town in Dhaka - but no deaths have been reported.

The Papers: PM 'takes fight to EU' while Corbyn pleads with MPs
The papers focus on politics as Boris Johnson ramps up no-deal plans and urges the EU to renegotiate.

Village in Wiltshire opens for military veterans
Ex-service personnel, who may otherwise be left homeless, will live on the site for up to two years.

Mindfulness on Ireland's pilgrim paths
Writer Bébhinn Ramsay finds solace on Ireland's pilgrim paths after the death of her husband.

Artist Adam Riches: 'I turned drawing doodles into a career'
Adam Riches rediscovered a love for drawing and has turned doodling into an art career.

Your pictures on the theme of 'looking down'
Each week, we publish a gallery of readers' pictures on a set theme. This week it is "looking down".

Elrow: Creating the 'most colourful party in the world'
Since being started nine years ago, Elrow events have reached every continent in the world.

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