Third boy arrested in Slough skate park murder probe 

Police investigating the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old boy in Slough have arrested a third boy on suspicion of murder.

Yellow weather warning as UK set to be battered by heavy rain 

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning, as parts of the UK are set to be hit by heavy rain and possible thunderstorms.

Second boy arrested on suspicion of murder after Slough stabbing 

A second 15-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of murder as police continue to investigate the death of a teenager.

Labour’s next manifesto to commit to integrate private schools into state sector 

Private schools could be abolished under a future Labour government, after members backed moves to “integrate” all such educational institutions into the state sector.

Corbyn criticises media over coverage of Johnson claims 

Jeremy Corbyn has criticised parts of the media for not giving enough attention to newspaper allegations that Boris Johnson failed to declare potential conflicts of interest while London mayor.

MPs join journalists in first women’s conference football match 

Former sports minister Tracey Crouch led a team including MPs and journalists in the first ever women’s party conference football match.

Battle of Arnhem veteran: I wanted to see Gordon’s stone so I could say ‘hi pal’ 

A Battle of Arnhem veteran took a dram of whisky to the grave of his friend during an emotional first return to the Netherlands in 75 years.

Sadiq Khan calls Donald Trump ‘poster boy for far-right around world’ 

London Mayor Sadiq Khan has called Donald Trump “the poster boy for the far-right around the world”.

Thornberry warns Labour could be crushed like film hero without clear EU stance 

Labour risks being crushed like a film hero stuck between walls closing in on each other, if it does not make clear where it stands on Brexit, the party’s shadow foreign secretary has warned.

Labour Brexit row deepens as shadow cabinet loyalty questioned by Corbyn ally 

Labour’s divisions over Brexit have deepened as Jeremy Corbyn pushed for the party to delay a decision on whether to support staying in the European Union until after a general election.

Sinn Fein ‘open to arrangement’ between pro-Remain parties to oust DUP MPs 

Sinn Fein has indicated it is “open to an arrangement” between pro-remain parties to oust DUP MPs.

Adventurer returns after ‘magical’ round-the-world gyrocopter challenge 

Adventurer James Ketchell has become the first person to fly solo around the world in an open-cockpit gyrocopter – despite nearly getting struck by lightning.

British pupils honour Battle of Arnhem heroes at memorial service 

Pupils from two British schools have joined hundreds of Dutch children in laying flowers at the graves of the fallen heroes of the Battle of Arnhem.

Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness has been living with HIV 

Queer Eye star Jonathan Van Ness has said he is living with HIV.

Khan blasts ‘anti-walking, anti-cycling’ councils as parts of London go car free 

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has criticised some “anti-walking, anti-cycling” borough councils as he marked a car-free day across parts of the capital.

Labour pledges to abolish prescription charges in England 

Prescription charges will be abolished in England if Labour enter government, the party has announced.

Extinction Rebellion protesters gather outside Labour Party conference 

Extinction Rebellion protesters – accompanied by a boat – have blocked a street in Brighton as they demonstrate outside the Labour Party conference.

In Pictures: Battle of Britain atmosphere recreated at Duxford Air Show 

Aircraft enthusiasts have stepped back in time to recreate a famous Second World War encounter at the Duxford Battle of Britain Air Show.

Raab says Houthi rebels in Yemen attacking Saudi oil facilities is implausible 

Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has said it is implausible that attacks on Saudi Arabian oil facilities were launched by Yemen’s Houthi movement.

Thomas Cook holidaymakers will not be left stranded, Foreign Secretary says 

Holidaymakers will not be left stranded abroad if tour operator Thomas Cook collapses, the Foreign Secretary has said.

Richard Leonard calls for clarity on Labour’s Brexit stance 

Richard Leonard has called for clarity on Labour’s stance over the next steps of Brexit.

Climate change causes and impacts are accelerating, experts warn 

Climate change is accelerating, with carbon dioxide levels increasing, sea levels rising and ice sheets melting faster than ever, experts have warned.

Cameron: Frustration prompted Queen plea during Scottish independence referendum 

David Cameron has said “frustration” during the Scottish independence referendum campaign prompted his plea for the Queen to intervene but he now wanted to avoid making his indiscretion “worse”.

Corbyn vows to serve full term as prime minister if Labour wins election 

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has vowed to serve a full term as prime minister if his party wins the next general election.

Scrapping Ofsted would reduce teachers’ stress – Corbyn 

Jeremy Corbyn has defended Labour plans to scrap schools inspectorate Ofsted.

Corbyn seeks to play down rift at heart of Labour as key aide resigns 

Jeremy Corbyn has sought to play down a rift at the heart of his team after one of his closest aides resigned, blasting the Labour leader’s top circle for their lack of “human decency”.

Juncker: No-deal Brexit would mean Irish border checks 

Brussels will insist on border checks if there is a no-deal Brexit in order to preserve the interests of the European Union, Jean-Claude Juncker said.

Pensioner has no regrets over failed suicide pact 

An 80-year-old woman who was last week acquitted of murdering her dying husband after a failed suicide pact says she would “do it all again” if she had her time over.

UN report set to issue stark warning on climate change impact on oceans 

A new UN report is set to issue a stark warning on the impact of climate change on oceans and frozen areas, amid a push to ratchet up efforts to tackle the crisis.

Johnson must answer newspaper claims: Labour 

A Labour MP wants Prime Minister Boris Johnson to explain newspaper allegations that he failed to declare potential conflicts of interest while London mayor in relation to the allocation of public money to an American woman.

What the papers say – September 22 

Manoeuvrings from the Labour Party conference, including pressure on leader Jeremy Corbyn and his deputy Tom Watson, dominated Sunday’s front pages.

Harry’s bond with Africa – Spice Girls, life as a ranger and camping with Meghan 

The Duke of Sussex’s enduring love of Africa has gone from strength to strength over the years.

Harry and Meghan take baby Archie on first royal tour 

Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor will be embarking on his first official royal tour at the tender age of four months.

Harry ‘proud’ to continue Diana’s landmine campaigning legacy during Africa trip 

The Duke of Sussex will be “proud” to uphold the anti-landmine legacy of his mother Diana, Princess of Wales during his major tour of Africa.

Thomas Cook halts holidays to Tunisia ‘hostage’ hotel 

Thomas Cook has stopped sending holidaymakers to a Tunisia hotel which demanded money from guests in what one tourist described as “like a hostage situation”.

Jeremy Corbyn calls for two deputy leaders after bid to oust Tom Watson 

Jeremy Corbyn has said he would like to see two deputy leaders of the Labour Party – hours after a bid to scrap the elected position was abandoned.

Jeremy Corbyn aide resigns in a blow to the Labour Party 

One of Jeremy Corbyn’s closest aides has reportedly resigned, issuing a warning that the Labour leader will not win the next general election.

Cambridge again tops university rankings – but is bottom for social inclusion 

Cambridge has come top in a key university ranking for the seventh year in a row, despite being deemed the worst performer for social inclusion.

Jeremy Corbyn aide ‘resigns with attack on Labour leader’ 

One of Jeremy Corbyn’s closest aides has reportedly resigned, issuing a warning that the Labour leader will not win the next general election.

Murder hunt after 15-year-old boy stabbed to death in skate park 

A murder probe has been launched after a 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death in a skate park.

Last ditch meeting to save Thomas Cook 

Tour operator Thomas Cook will hold talks with key players on Sunday morning in a final bid to piece together a rescue deal.

Labour to introduce car scrappage scheme to boost electric vehicle sales 

Labour will promise to introduce a car scrappage scheme in a bid to encourage drivers to buy electric vehicles.

Labour pledge to abolish prescription charges in England 

Prescription charges will be abolished in England if Labour enter government, the party is set to announce.

Labour plans to scrap and replace Ofsted 

Schools inspectorate Ofsted will be scrapped and replaced under a Labour government, Angela Rayner is set to announce.

Diane Abbott says BBC’s Fiona Bruce still to apologise over Question Time row 

Diane Abbott has criticised Question Time host Fiona Bruce following an appearance on the BBC show earlier this year.

Charles joins glider veteran in cockpit during Arnhem commemorations 

The Prince of Wales joined a Second World War veteran in the cockpit of a replica glider plane as he toured the southern Netherlands to mark the 75th anniversary of Operation Market Garden.

Plumber receives £80,000 in donations after help for the vulnerable goes viral 

A plumber who went viral after offering elderly and disabled customers free services is hoping to spread his work across the country after receiving £80,000 in donations.

Tom Watson warns bid to oust him undermines Labour’s plan to focus on election 

The civil war at the top of Labour has undermined efforts to present the party as an alternative government, deputy leader Tom Watson has said.

Detectives get more time to quiz teenager over young woman’s death in Tamworth 

Detectives investigating the death of a young woman whose body was found in woodland have been given more time to question a teenager arrested on suspicion of her murder.

Meghan to speak out on violence against women in South Africa as tour begins 

The Duchess of Sussex is expected to begin her visit to Africa by adding her voice to the thousands who have spoken out about the rising violence against women in South Africa.