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Some renters in London can face large rent increases and short-notice evictions, but things are different in Berlin.

A lone piper marks the moment when the first UK soldiers landed on Normandy beaches 75 years ago.

A total of 15 candidates are competing to become the Cambridgeshire city's next MP.

Mr Trump tells reporters that Ireland is in "great shape" and that Americans "love the Irish".

The Tory leadership hopeful says he is "not wedded" to 31 October, but any further delay would be short.

Labour calls the remarks, made at a Tory leadership hustings, a "baseless political attack".

US President Donald Trump says Brexit is "going to work out well" for Ireland on his arrival at Shannon Airport.

The former spin doctor was kicked out after admitting he voted Lib Dem in the European elections.

Families of those shot by British servicemen want to see some retired soldiers face investigations and trials.

A judicial review begins into the government's handling of the increase from 60 to 65 years old.

The figure is up on the £44m already known to have been spent on the scheme.

The shadow business secretary criticises government policies on climate change and the UK steel industry.

Tim Loughton asks about demonstrators who shouted "Nazi scum" at American tourists during President Trump's UK visit.

The SNP asks why the UK government is "so obsessed" with a US-trade deal that would put "Scotland's NHS at risk".

David Lidington says the NHS "is not and will not be up for sale" in a post-Brexit US trade deal.

The Conservative now in charge of Conwy council pledges to focus on services "that residents need".

The president faced a backlash after he said "everything was on the table" for a future trade deal.

Tory leadership candidate Rory Stewart says there is "not a hope" of a new plan by the deadline.

Rory Stewart says there is "not the slightest hope" of securing a revised Brexit deal by 31 October.

Reality Check looks at the Brexit plans of the candidates to be the next Tory leader.