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1. Afghan man charged after dog walker killed in London triple stabbing

   A 22-year-old man has been charged after a dog walker was killed and two others injured in a stabbing in Uxbridge.

2. Chancellor admits breaking housing rules by renting out home

   Rachel Reeves refers herself to the PM's ethics adviser after "inadvertently" renting out her family home without a licence.

3. Centrist liberals head for shock victory in Dutch election, exit poll says

   Rob Jetten's D66 party celebrates, two years after his party languished in fifth place in the last vote.

4. Tit-for-tat tariffs, a shaky truce and turmoil: How we got to the Trump-Xi meeting

   US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to meet to discuss a trade deal.

5. Migrant sex offender given £500 after threat to disrupt deportation

   Hadush Kebatu was given the money to avoid a "slower, more expensive process", Downing Street said.

6. Sudanese RSF militia killed many civilians at hospital, WHO chief and doctors say

   WHO chief "appalled and deeply shocked" after doctors say RSF killed "patients, their companions, and anyone else present".

7. Backstabbing, dirty work and an iconic exit speech in Celebrity Traitors

   It was the Alan Carr show again, as the comedian tackled a terrifying bridge in the latest episode of The Celebrity Traitors.

8. MPs question value for money of Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge lease

   Parliamentary committee demands answers about whether the lease arrangements are "achieving the best value for money".

9. Why the survival of the Gaza ceasefire depends heavily on Trump

   Its prospects depend heavily on the continuing engagement of the Trump White House, writes Frank Gardner.

10. Starmer declines to rule out breaking manifesto tax pledges

    The prime minister fails to repeat a promise not to raise income tax rates, VAT or National Insurance next month.