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24 July 2013 Last updated at 11:30 ET

Teen guilty of sibling fire deaths

A teenager is found guilty of manslaughter after starting a fire that killed four siblings in Freckleton, Lancashire.

The Queen visits Kensington Palace to meet her new great-grandson, before the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge travel to the Middleton family home.

Author Jane Austen is to feature on the next £10 note, the Bank of England says, avoiding a long-term absence of women represented on banknotes.

Latest news and analysis on the state of the UK's economic health

Liverpool's Suarez to talk to Arsenal

Luis Suarez will be allowed to hold talks with Arsenal but Liverpool will not sell until his £50m-plus valuation is met.
Keothavong retires from tennis
Taylor's chance to impress selectors

Are royal baby name choices copied by the public?

The world is still waiting to hear the name of the third in line to the throne. But how influential are royal baby names?
Brazil's new Thalidomide babies
The battle over Alaska's salmon

Two arrested after fatal house fire

Police arrest two men on suspicion of murder after a woman dies following a fire at a house in south-east London.

House of Commons Watch

A senior MP says the Commons is "acquiescent in its subordination to government".

Partridge-mania

'Some say Norfolk is Nelson's County, but I say it's Alan's'
Nothing for money

Why the Royal Mint is an unlikely cash-free workplace
Jets-ssh

The Southampton scientists working toward quieter aeroplanes
Rising hate?

Are anti-Muslim hate crimes up since Lee Rigby killing?
I say 'hobby'

They say 'person-centred plan' - the world of disability care jargon
Glum clerks

Why was it necessary to invent the 'career ladder'?
'He’s just like Dennis' Watch

Meet the Beano’s oldest fan, aged 91-and-a-half
Newspaper review

Wednesday's papers reflect on the royal introduction