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Female Isis captive reveals role in helping CIA hunt for Baghdadi

Umm Sayyaf, sentenced to death in Iraq, tells how she exposed fugitive’s secrets
Sir Philip Green charged in US over claims he touched pilates instructor

Arizona authorities accuse Arcadia mogul of repeatedly touching instructor inappropriately – claims Green denies

Northern Ireland judge rebukes police for seizing papers from journalists

Documents linked to investigation into 1994 massacre must be returned to Trevor Birney and Barry McCaffrey
Prue Leith tells chefs: ditch the drizzles and forget the foams

TV cooking judge says gimmicks are getting in the way of good flavour and texture
Phoebe Waller-Bridge: new Bond film must 'treat women properly' – even if he doesn't

The Fleabag and Killing Eve writer has expanded on her role polishing the script for the 25th 007 film – which is rumoured to concern genetic engineering
All Germans urged to wear kippah in protest against antisemitism

Call for solidarity follows warning that Jews wearing cap face abuse and attacks

Professor who links vaccines to autism funded through university portal

Chris Exley, who says aluminium in vaccines may cause autism, has raised more than £22,000
David Cameron takes job with US artificial intelligence firm

Former UK prime minister to chair advisory board of Washington-based Afiniti
'We drove for 24 hours solid': Spurs and Liverpool fans descend on Madrid

Supporters defy distance and budgetary constraints to witness game of a lifetime at Champions League final
Royal College of GPs cancels Julia Hartley-Brewer invitation

Doctors had signed petition opposing journalist’s speaking appearance at conference

Donald Trump defends tariffs on Mexico as stock markets reel

After 5% tariff announced, president tweets ‘Mexico has taken advantage of the US for decades’
Hillary and Chelsea Clinton to form film and TV production company

The mother-daughter pair follow the Obamas into content creation, focusing on stories about women
Isis wife and alleged Kayla Mueller jailer: 'Our husbands became like wild animals'

In her first interview, Umm Sayyaf paints picture of Isis leaders that supports accounts of their savagery
Claus von Bülow, socialite cleared of trying to murder wife, dies aged 92

Story of his two sensational US trials in 1980s was made into film starring Jeremy Irons

- Great Britain records two weeks of coal-free electricity generation
- Tied up: pub landlords battle law that was meant to help them

Rip-off letting fees are finally banned – what will happen now?

Charges that could add as much as £800 to the cost of renting a home have been swept away
All change: how to leave the city and find a new career

As growing numbers abandon London and other expensive cities for a better quality of life, some are using the big move to start their own business
Criminals learning how to commit card fraud from dark web

Tutorials available online showing how to get details of stolen cards, says tech firm
Riverside homes for sale – in pictures

These homes from Devon to Aberdeenshire might just float your boat

- Beware high-value euro notes, British holidaymakers told
- ‘I started a chocolate brand as my son had dairy intolerance’

4 out of 5 stars.

The Planets review – so staggering you go ‘whoa!’ every few seconds
4 out of 5 stars.

The awesome vastness of time and space is laid out in its full, jawdropping incomprehensibility by Prof Brian Cox, the Attenborough of outer space
4 out of 5 stars.

Storms of colour from a wild destructive genius – Lee Krasner review
4 out of 5 stars.

Barbican, London
Dynamic paintings that fizz and fascinate rescue the endlessly surprising artist from her husband Jackson Pollock’s shadow in this thrilling major retrospective
4 out of 5 stars.

When They See Us review – Netflix's gut-wrenching tale of the Central Park Five
4 out of 5 stars.

Ava DuVernay pulls no punches in this urgent, astonishing retelling of an assault case that opened a window on injustice in America
3 out of 5 stars.

Ricky Gervais review – anti-woke tittering over Liam Neeson and Louis CK
3 out of 5 stars.

Casting himself as a taboo breaker for his Netflix show Supernature, the cacklesome comic delivers a squarely liberal-baiting set

Weatherwatch: rainbows with added heart-lifting value

June is a prime month for spotting rainbows, even a double or one with multiple supernumerary arcs