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• Plaid Cymru win Caerphilly by-election in humiliation for Labour

  Plaid Cymru have won the by-election in the Senedd seat of Caerphilly for the first time.

• Royals visit to meet Pope Leo at Vatican is welcome relief for King Charles engulfed in Prince Andrew revelations

  It was a welcome designed to catch our attention, for a visit that meant everything to the King.

• Head of Southport attacker's former school tells inquiry he was 'building up to something'

  The head teacher of the Southport attacker's former school has told a public inquiry she felt like he was "building up to something".

• Woman has new multiple sclerosis treatment doctors say could be 'game-changer'

  A mum with multiple sclerosis has become the first patient in the UK to receive an experimental treatment that could slow or even stop progression of the disease.

• Apple users could get 'significant' compensation say lawyers, after tech firm loses competition ruling over 'unfair' £1.5bn app store fees

  Apple has lost a landmark lawsuit over fees in the App Store, which could benefit around 36 million iPhone and iPad users in the UK.

• Govt forced to water down affordable housing targets as London property market 'in crisis', minister says

  The London property market is in crisis with "nothing like enough new homes being built", forcing the government to water down targets for affordable housing, the cabinet minister in charge has told Sky News.

• Ringleader behind arson attack and kidnap plot was 'groomed' by Russian chatbot, court told

  The ringleader behind an arson attack and plot to kidnap a billionaire Russian dissident had been "groomed" by a chatbot, operated by Wagner mercenaries, a court was told.

• Post Office compensation 'worse than original injustice', victims' commissioner says

  A leaked letter, seen by Sky News, warns government that victims of the Post Office scandal find compensation schemes "worse than the original injustice".

• Alleged Madeleine McCann family stalker said she never intended to harm them, court hears

  The young woman accused of stalking Madeleine McCann's family said in police interviews she never intended to harm them, a jury has been told.