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The Home Office plans to invest more in facial recognition technology for the police despite warnings that it could be illegal and concerns over surveillance.

Shoppers reined in their spending in July on all but food items as official figures revealed the increased cost of living is weighing on household budgets.

A Cabinet minister has said there must be an “honest open debate” about child abuse, after a Labour frontbencher quit for saying Britain has “a problem with British Pakistani men raping and exploiting white girls”.

Human rights activist Malala has said she is “so excited” at getting A-level results that have earned her a place at Oxford University.

More than one in four A-level students scored an A or A* grade in their results, figures show.

Restaurant Nathan Outlaw has been named the best restaurant in the UK by the Good Food Guide.

Sky News spoke to Dedipya and Serenna, who both secured roles at technology giant IBM through different routes.

Retired firefighters from across the country have reported mental health problems despite not even attending the Grenfell fire disaster. 

Hundreds of thousands of students across the country are today finding out their A-level results as research shows a drop in interest in going to university.

The aftermath of Hurricane Gert is expected to hit the UK, splitting the North and South with very different weather.