Cecil Rhodes falls: Oxford University college opts to remove statue
It follows a long-running campaign demanding the removal of the Rhodes statue.
Britain is about to export to Europe for the first time in 46 years – and it is woefully unprepared
The British Meat Processors Association warns that companies are about to be hit with a tsunami of red tape and extra costs.
FT columnist mocked for ‘wealth is not a talisman’ article
The jury is out on whether this is satirical or not - we'll leave it up to you to make your own mind up.
Marcus Rashford scores on every front page…. bar one
No prizes for guessing which one it is.
Government should invest £15bn in firms and sell stakes to public – report
Unlocking Britain also proposes offering discounted shares to lower-paid NHS workers and younger people.
Cross-party group of MPs urge Boris Johnson to publish the Russia report
Eight months on from its completion, they warn it is "untenable" for the government keep it confidential any longer.
Tributes pour in after ‘Street Cat Named Bob’ dies aged 14
“There’s never been a cat like him. And never will again."
Britain basks in Rashford’s victory – but Mail readers are livid
The Manchester United star scored an incredible victory today after the government extended its free school meal scheme - but not everyone saw it that way.
Rishi Sunak faces a classic dilemma – and it could see his popularity ratings tumble
You're the most popular person in the world when you dole money out, but that soon changes when you ask for it back.