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- Center Parcs plans first Scottish holiday village
- Train safety system failed before fatal crash, report says
- Charity worker helps woman find dad after 30 years
- Slice of Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip's wedding cake sells for £2k
- Primark boosted by Rita Ora despite TikTok criticism
- Philp appointed shadow home secretary by Badenoch
- Hundreds of police officers sacked for bad behaviour
- Price and 5G promises needed for Vodafone-Three merger, says regulator
- Smoking to be banned outside schools and hospitals but not in pub gardens
- Shoppers warned over luxury advent calendar scams
Police probe actor's mistaken pepper-spray arrest
Reece Richards' arrest by officers in west London is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police.
Police probe actor's mistaken pepper-spray arrest
Reece Richards' arrest by officers in west London is being investigated by the Metropolitan Police.
Liverpool fan in Italy for match dies in crash
Philip Dooley, 51, died after he was hit by a vehicle in Bergamo, where he had gone to watch the team.
Scotland agrees to host Commonwealth Games in 2026
A scaled-down version of the event, featuring fewer sports and athletes, will return to Glasgow.
Scotland agrees to host Commonwealth Games in 2026
A scaled-down version of the event, featuring fewer sports and athletes, will return to Glasgow.
Sexual assault arrest at Lib Dem conference
A man was arrested on suspicion of sexual assault during the party's annual conference in Brighton.
Youngest boy sentenced over UK riots 'chose to be part of angry mob'
The 12-year-old boy threw stones at police in the disorder which broke out in Southport in July.
Youngest boy sentenced over UK riots 'chose to be part of angry mob'
The 12-year-old boy threw stones at police in the disorder which broke out in Southport in July.
Nurses bore the brunt of Covid, ex-chief nurse says
Dame Ruth May tells the Covid inquiry nurses struggled with low staffing levels and difficulties accessing protective equipment.
Nurses bore the brunt of Covid, ex-chief nurse says
Dame Ruth May tells the Covid inquiry nurses struggled with low staffing levels and difficulties accessing protective equipment.
Guardian in talks to sell world's oldest Sunday paper
The Guardian owner is in exclusive talks to sell the Observer newspaper to Tortoise Media.
Mum says son died in 'hell on Earth' facility
Melanie Leahy addresses a public inquiry into 2,000 NHS mental health-related deaths.
We’ll cut through Labour gloom, says Lib Dem leader
Sir Ed Davey urges Labour to be bolder in government and act to prevent an NHS “winter crisis”.
Man in court accused of crossbow attack murders
The wife and daughters of BBC racing commentator John Hunt were killed at their Hertfordshire home in July.
'What's the new story in Balamory?' - kids' show gets a reboot
Children's television favourite Balamory is commissioned for two new series on CBeebies two decades after it was last filmed.
Climate a more fundamental threat than terror - Lammy
Foreign Secretary David Lammy vows to put climate change at the heart of the UK's foreign policy.
Climate a more fundamental threat than terror - Lammy
Foreign Secretary David Lammy vows to put climate change at the heart of the UK's foreign policy.
Escaped capybara 'probably living her best life'
The search for Cinnamon goes on after she fled Hoo Zoo and Dinosaur World in Telford on Friday.
Priest sentenced for stealing donations from own church
Fortunato Pantisano was caught on CCTV taking about £200 from his church in Fulham.
Tim Davie says he can’t see Huw Edwards working at BBC again
The BBC director general says the convicted former presenter would not return "for obvious reasons".