The Papers: Johnson in 'final push' and 'fears for Harry'
The papers focus on the PM's attempts to get his Brexit deal approved and Prince William's concerns for his brother.
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Julian Assange: Judge refuses to delay extradition hearing
The Wikileaks co-founder is fighting extradition to the US over claims he leaked government secrets.
Harry Dunn: Government knew crash suspect would leave UK
The teenager's family said the statement from Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab "added insult to injury".
Milton Keynes stabbings: Murder arrest over boys' deaths
The man is accused of murdering two teenagers who were stabbed to death at a house in Milton Keynes.
Facebook reveals preparations for UK election
The tech giant has set out extra measures for fighting the spread of disinformation.
Government publishes Brexit bill
No 10 is pushing for a three-day timetable for MPs to scrutinise the legislation, which could make the PM's deal law.
Missing father and son 'may have been killed' in Spain
Daniel Poole's grandmother says she thinks the pair were "up to no good" at the resort in Spain.
Man, 83, dies after three pensioners attacked at woods
Police say the victims were seriously assaulted at Birkenhall Woods, New Elgin, at about 09:00.
Handsworth travel agent jailed for cheating customers
Chetan Pal Panesar cheated people who had "scrimped and saved" for family flights.
Stormont deadlock: 'Profound' consequences if assembly not restored
The Northern Ireland secretary also said an assembly election will not take place until at least January.
Deciding to donate a loved one's organs
How doctors and nurses help families reach a difficult decision which could save a stranger's life.
Pacer trains: What's the problem?
Why are the "stopgap" railbuses still on UK railways decades later?
Actors support Katie Jarvis over 'normal job'
Soap stars defend ex EastEnders actress Katie Jarvis after newspaper reveals her new shop job.
Brexit: MPs' vote on deal ruled out by Speaker John Bercow
The government says it is disappointed, but will go ahead with introducing legislation putting the deal into law.
Migrants found 'smuggled in cattle truck' in Calais
Four men are arrested in England after the 13 migrants are found inside a cattle truck in Calais.
Samira Ahmed takes BBC to court over equal pay
Newswatch and Front Row presenter claims she was paid less than male colleagues for equivalent work.
Abortion: Reaction to failed bid to stop NI law change
High emotion inside and outside chamber as unionist recall fails to secure cross-community support.
Hartlepool MP Mike Hill sexual harassment claim dropped
Hartlepool's MP Mike Hill has the whip and his party membership reinstated.
Free-climber who scaled The Shard detained
George King-Thompson, who scaled the London landmark in July, admits being in contempt of court.
Serial Essex burglar ordered to pay Lord Sugar £173,000
David Buisson was jailed last year for targeting the Apprentice star's home during a £1.2m crime spree.