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1. Greenland's people must decide its future, says Nandy

   The culture secretary says Trump's plan to place tariffs on the UK and other allies over the issue is "deeply unhelpful".

2. A deadly fire swept through a nightclub in just 90 seconds. I got out

   Twenty-two years before the Swiss ski resort fire, Gina escaped a near-identical disaster. Would you know what to do if it happened to you?

3. Minister 'confident' issues over Hillsborough Law can be resolved

   Campaigners say the proposed law does not go far enough to make security services co-operate with inquiries.

4. Fears Iran's internet shutdown could lead to 'extreme digital isolation'

   Internet monitor FilterWatch warns that authorities are trying to cut the country off from international connectivity.

5. Reform is not rescue charity for panicky Tory MPs, Farage says

   He insists his party will not become "the Conservative Party 2.0" after Robert Jenrick's defection.

6. Mum thanks strangers who rescued nine-month-old baby from burning car

   Wesley Beynon and Marc Willding are hailed heroes after pulling baby Lilah from the flames.

7. I left my toxic mums' group because I'd had enough of being judged

   Women describe experiences dealing with ostracisation and toxic behaviour from other mothers.

8. Gangland killing at a funeral shocks idyllic French island

   Corsica is shaken by the shooting, which brings into stark relief one of the highest murder rates in France.

9. These men in their 40s are embracing millennial style - but facing Gen-Z mockery

   Even the iPhone, long considered the preserve of the youth, has been recast as a tacky trademark of Young 40s.

10. Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different

    This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour.