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Calais migrant crisis: UK and France to sign new deal
Home Secretary Theresa May and French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve set to meet in Calais on 20 August.
Market round-up: Glencore takes a beating on FTSE 100 amid commodities price erosion
Mining company lost value again after a year that saw one-fourth of its value evaporate.
Diabetes crisis: NHS endangered by 3.3 million UK adults diagnosed with disease
1.3 million UK adults diagnosed with diabetes since 2005.
Best UK smartphone deals this week: Galaxy S6, LG G4 and Google Nexus 6
Best smartphone deals of the week rounded up by Hot UK Deals and including Samsung, LG and Google phones.
Britain braces for summer storms
Summer downpours with thunder and hail expected to hit the UK starting 13 August.
Sony raising PS Plus subscription price in the UK and Europe
One month and three month subscriptions going up in price but yearly subscription remains £39.99.
Calais crisis: French police sent to break up British migrant trafficking gang at Dunkirk
A British group of criminals, directed from London, are believed to be behind the Dunkirk operation
UK Video Game Deals: Fifa 16 Xbox One bundle, MGS 5, Mario Maker, Halo 5 & more
A round-up of this week's best video game deals in the UK.
Smartphone Nation: More Britons turn to phones over laptops to get online
Britons use smartphones as their primary way of getting online replacing laptops as most popular
Calais crisis: Criminals reap reward of rise in security by increasing people trafficking rates
Migrants will still attempt to cross the to the UK despite the increased rates and personal risk.
Simon Heffer: UK blocking illegal economic migrants is its duty and not humanitarian disregard
Lines have to be drawn at the wholesale admission of economic migrants who are not fleeing persecution.
Calais crisis: More than 600 migrants intercepted by French police in last 48 hours
Operator of train line between France and UK has been effectively under siege by migrants.
Calais migrant crisis: David Cameron branded 'disgraceful' for Mediterranean 'swarm' remark
Andy Burnham, a Labour leadership candidate, attacked the prime minister for his language.
Uber faces UK legal action over drivers' rights
Lawyers argue that Uber must treat its drivers as employees and not contractors or partners.
UK ramps up efforts to revive ailing offshore oil industry
Largest number of permits to explore for oil and gas on UK continental shelf in half a century are awarded.
Barristers refuse new UK crown court cases and back legal aid in fight to save system
Criminal Bar Association joins solicitors after 8.75% cut to fees threatens justice for the disadvantaged.
Market round-up: Chinese manufacturing slump casts commodities adrift on FTSE 100
As mining continues to feel the pinch, Vodafone reports strong revenues and recovery in Europe.
BMW i3 review: All-electric fun comes at a price
We drive the BMW i3 electric city car.
UK eSports company Gfinity working on drug-testing framework following ESL announcement
Gfinity responds to news of major eSports company introducing drug testing.
Top 10 UK universities: International ranking reveals best places to study in Britain and the world
Some 65 British institutions have made it into the world's top 1,000 universities.
US: Obama urges UK to stay in the European Union
US President Barack Obama says UK must remain in the EU to maintain its global influence.
Cage 'seeking legal advice' on whether David Cameron guilty of defamation
Controversial NGO says it has "never supported terrorism in any way" after PM calls it "extremist".
British Army: Digital 'smart' tank deal will create 250 jobs in South Wales
Military hardware firm General Dynamics wins £390m contract to build the light tank in Wales.
Is the UK government spying on your MP?
Parliamentarians demand court rule whether they are exempt from UK government surveillance.
Calais migrant chaos: Eurotunnel asks £6.7m from France and UK for disruption costs
The company said that the disruption from migrants fleeing war saw costs jump by €14.4m.
Foreign secretary confirms UK will work closely with Iran to tackle Isis and Syrian conflict
Philip Hammond calls the Iranian administration 'important' to fighting Islamic State
George Osborne failing to get UK Government debt under control
Chancellor George Osborne criticised for soaring debt, lack of productivity spending.
UK: Paedophile writes to Theresa May requesting sex with children to be legalised
Paedophile sent a letter to Home Secretary Theresa May requesting to openly be allowed to practise child sex.
In wake of Isis attack UK to join EU with financial support for Tunisia
In the wake of June terrorist attack, country's tourism industry has been hard hit by cancellations.
Isis could have been 'nipped in the bud' with attack on Assad in 2013 say ex UK defence chiefs
UK politicians need to convince public to take military action today: former Nato secretary general.

