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1. King Charles reveals he paid £12.9m in tax for 2024-25

   The King becomes first monarch to publish their tax payments - with the figures putting him among the UK's top 100 taxpayers.

2. King and Queen will not live in Buckingham Palace after renovations

   King Charles and Queen Camilla will continue to reside in Clarence House, Buckingham Palace says.

3. UK braced for hottest June night after 36.7C reached on warmest day of year

   Temperatures reach 36.7C in Merryfield, Somerset, the highest temperature so far this year and the hottest June day on record.

4. Police charge boy with murder in Blaenau Gwent investigation

   The boy was arrested after a female body was found during the search for a girl missing in south Wales.

5. Chris Mason: The anatomy of the prime minister's downfall

   Sir Keir, like his predecessors Liz Truss and Boris Johnson, lost the capacity to viably govern, our political editor writes.

6. Rescuers search rubble for survivors as Venezuela earthquakes kill at least 235

   Nearly 1,500 people have been injured after two seven-plus magnitude shallow quakes hit seconds apart.

7. What we miss when we ignore male infertility

   How could the system better support men who have been told they might have a fertility issue?

8. Yes, there have been rows but here's how I've made moving back home work

   Rising costs are forcing more young adults to live with their parents, here's how not to come to blows.

9. Home Office plan to use more military bases to house asylum seekers

   Three new sites in Oxfordshire, Suffolk, and Yorkshire could house about 3,750 asylum seekers if permission is granted.

10. Teens who hacked TfL were known to police years before cyber-attack

    Owen Flowers and Thalha Jubair were convicted for their roles in the attack, which led to large costs for Transport for London.