BBC News (U.K. Edition)

• Theresa May's DUP-Tory deal criticised as 'shabby and reckless'
Labour criticises the deal - but the Conservatives say they had a duty to form a government.

• Over 1,700 patients at risk in 'colossal' NHS mail blunder
Cancer test results, child protection notes and medication advice were among notes left to pile up in a warehouse.

• Queen to receive £6m pay increase from public funds
It comes as the Crown Estate, whose profits fund her official work, posted a £24m profit rise.

• Scottish independence: Nicola Sturgeon to make indyref2 statement
First minister to make an announcement on the "way forward for Scotland" following the general election result.

• Suntans on children 'are not healthy'
A suntan is a sign of skin damage, not glowing health, NHS England and the Met Office remind parents.

• Summer holidays: Longest delays from UK airports revealed
Gatwick Airport passengers experienced the most delays with about one in three flights affected.

• Ice cream rush helps supermarket sales soar in June
The UK's biggest retailers saw revenue rise on outdoor dining in record-breaking temperatures.

• Grenfell Tower fire: Estate residents call for thorough inquiry
The investigation into the fire "must leave no stone unturned", an open letter tells Theresa May.

• HMS Queen Elizabeth sets sail from Rosyth for sea trials
HMS Queen Elizabeth - the largest warship ever built for the Royal Navy - leaves Rosyth for sea trials.

• Lee Rigby's mother criticises lack of Ministry of Defence support
Fusilier Rigby was murdered in 2013, aged 25, by two Islamist extremists.

• Scottish areas worst for broadband speeds, says Which?
The slowest speeds in the UK are experienced in three Scottish local authority areas, Which? says.

• Cash 'lives on' after 50 years of ATMs
Bank of England chief cashier says all future plans include the use of cash despite new technology.

• The first cash machine came into use 50 years ago today
It is 50 years to the day that the first cash machine came into use. How has it changed over the years?

• Grenfell Tower fire: Husband's fear over lost passport
Sabah feared he would not be able to attend his wife Khadija's funeral after his passport burned.

• Lee Rigby mother: I feel for terror attack victims
The Manchester terror attack took place on the fourth anniversary of Fusilier Rigby's death.

• Cyclist 'repeatedly attacked' by Staffordshire bird of prey
He says he won't change his route despite being repeatedly dive-bombed by what could be a hawk.

• HMS Queen Elizabeth sets sail
The largest and most powerful ship to be built for the Royal Navy leaves its Rosyth dock for the first time.

• Broadband minister: Getting fast Broadband is a 'choice'
Having super fast broadband is a 'choice' argues former broadband minister

• Finsbury Park attack: Minute's silence held
People around the UK paid their respect to the victims of the Finsbury Park mosque attack.

• Victoria Derbyshire
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