Your morning briefing for 22 July 2019.

Manchester United's illustrious history demands they start winning "big trophies", says midfielder Juan Mata says.

The firm made "significant" profits at Brook House, where detainees were allegedly abused, a report finds.

The prime minister is expected to receive updates and discuss the security of shipping in the area.

Allegations of appalling abuse involving priests have shaken the trust of many Poles in the Church.

The battle between two billionaires vying to take us to the Moon and beyond.

Party members have until Monday evening to return their ballots for Jeremy Hunt or Boris Johnson.

David Briffaut, from Essex, broke his neck in an accident on a slide at a water park in Benidorm.

With the UK about to get a new prime minister, the prospect of an early election is not far-fetched.

One woman says she experienced severe pain, tiredness, hair loss and allergies because of the condition.

Countries must work together to tackle global health risks, the outgoing UK Chief Medical Officer has warned.

The return of the Zimbabwean dollar has raised fears about a return to hyperinflation.

Mike Taggart "lost his whole world" when his mother Donna Crist was stabbed to death by her husband.

Construction materials, ceramics and food could all one day be printed on the lunar surface.

Farmers say wind farms and mobile phone masts cause higher rates of animal mortality, but scientists say there's no evidence to prove it.

The cook, author and television presenter on why we need to look after ourselves.

Young entrepreneur Marcin Kleczynski secretly ran his business Malwarebytes from his college dormitory.

A full recall of remaining fire-prone dryers is launched, four years after the safety issue first emerged.

The government says the move will help tackle "intimidation and aggression" used by some bailiffs.

Most of the papers feature images of a beaming Prince George, released to mark his sixth birthday.