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A shake-up of the duties levied on alcoholic drinks will push up the price of stronger drinks.

But food prices are still 13.4% higher than last July and problems lie ahead, a trade body warns.

Royal Mail and Skyports will distribute letters and parcels between the islands using drones.

Ghana archaeologists say they have found 17th Century remains of the long-lost Fort Kormantine.

People with enough money to rent affordable housing are being told their incomes are too low.

Nigel Farage says the bank has offered to reinstate both his personal and business accounts.

A triumphant Stuart Broad features on Tuesday's front pages, reflecting on England's final Test win.

Fiona Corrigan doesn't know why her father was shot at his remote home by someone he didn't know.

Frank and Debbie Strang have helped to lead the efforts to create Shetland's SaxaVord Spaceport.

A further three people have been taken to hospital, two of whom are in a critical condition.

Tim Edwards, whose daughter was shot dead on Christmas Eve, is launching foundation in her memory.

The 6.5% pay rise will increase teachers' annual salaries by an average of £2,500, one union says.

Sarina Wiegman says England are "strong enough" to navigate their way through the Women's World Cup despite losing midfielder Keira Walsh.

Some drier weather is expected eventually - but it won't be anytime too soon.

Park Authority win battle against landowners to allow wild camping in Dartmoor without permission.

The MP should learn on Tuesday whether a by-election will be held in her constituency.

Leaked documents show businessman went on a spending spree and left a council effectively bankrupt.

National Highways says its payment website is experiencing high demand after an update.

Christopher Hanratty, 30, targeted Jean Lindsay, 50, at the property in Glasgow last September.

Elliott Bennett followed Anna Lapwood across the US and would busk outside her workplace in the UK.