Moth Club Saved as Hackney Refuses Second Flats Plan
London's Moth Club says it is "out of the woods" after the council rejected the last of two applications for flats beside the venue.
Liverpool Unipress
Swansea Council Cancels Male Strip Show at Brangwyn Hall
Swansea Council called off the Magic Men Australia show over concerns it was too raunchy. Ticket holders will get refunds.
3,000 Historic Rail Structures to Pass to Great British Railways
Campaigners welcome plans to move the Historic Railways Estate away from National Highways. The timeline is still undecided.
Mayors May Use Tax Share to Pay Grants to Residents
Treasury officials have reportedly told Ben Houchen that mayors can hand tax revenue to residents and firms as grants, at the cost of other local priorities.
Westminster Approves Four-Building Soho Square Development
Plans including the former 20th Century Fox home won committee approval. The Soho Society opposes a new archway onto the square.
BP Posts Highest Quarterly Profit Since 2008
Higher refining margins during the Middle East war nearly quadrupled BP's underlying profit to $8.46bn. Campaigners criticised the result.
MPs Say Government's Obesity Plan Is "Doomed to Fail"
The health and social care select committee says the 10-year pledge to end the obesity epidemic needs a new plan led by the prime minister. Ministers are urged to report to parliament within three months.
Experts Say Healey's Cuts Put Green Heating Targets at Risk
More than £3bn was cut from the energy budget to help fund defence. Experts warn the heat pump goal is now hard to reach.
US Flags $130m in Student Aid Tied to Fake "Ghost" Students
Prosecutors say fraudsters used stolen identities to enrol fictitious students in US colleges and send aid money to Kenya.
Phone Box at Centre of Great Britain Gets Grade II Listing
The KX100 kiosk at Dunsop Bridge in Lancashire, the 100,000th installed in the country, now has heritage protection.
Littlewoods Plan Stays on Track After Film Studio Exit
The developer says the Liverpool regeneration is still going ahead, even though Twickenham Studios has left, and welcomes a £20m Budget boost.
Recalls to Jail Outnumber Releases in England and Wales
Ministry of Justice figures show 52,716 people were sent back to prison in the year to June, up 27%, despite early release measures.
Afghan Woman Refused UK Visa Three Times for Glasgow Medicine Course
Sara fled the Taliban and won a place on a University of Glasgow gateway course. Home Office refusals gave contradictory reasons.
Oldham Coliseum Cancels Macbeth in Nightclub, Refunds Tickets
The theatre's Macbeth at Liquid and Envy has been cut short, and the council says it wants to understand the "unforeseen circumstances".
Eight of Nine English Water Firms Rated Poor or Needing Improvement
A joint regulators' report rated most water companies in England as poor or requiring improvement. The environment secretary summoned industry bosses to Whitehall.