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- How Billy met Molly - the orphaned otter who is now part of the family
- Chris Mason: Not exactly perfect harmony for Tories
- The Papers: 'Starmer's uni U-turn' and 'Polls show dead heat'
- Green energy plan needs 600 miles of power lines - report
- Shoplifting levels 'unacceptable', inquiry finds
- Plans to ban smoking outside schools and hospitals
- Doctors paid £200,000 overtime to tackle NHS backlog
- Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
Lib Dem leader arrives at conference by jet ski
Ed Davey arrives at Brighton conference by jet ski.
Labour MPs 'shocked' at no full winter fuel assessment
Labour MPs are not speaking out publicly despite concerns, as some hope mitigations will come in the Budget next month.
Government will not fund Casement for Euro 2028
NI secretary says there is "a significant risk that it would not be built in time" for Euro 2028.
Analysis: What went wrong with the Casement Park project?
Size, time, money, and politics means the redevelopment project has not got off the ground.
How woman with coconut placard was tracked down, taken to court - and acquitted
When Marieha Hussain posed for a photo with a homemade placard, she had no idea what it would lead to.
How woman with coconut placard was tracked down, taken to court - and acquitted
When Marieha Hussain posed for a photo with a homemade placard, she had no idea what it would lead to.
Parents urged to get young children flu vaccine
The flu vaccine is given to most children as a quick, painless spray up the nose, with no injection.
Parents urged to get young children flu vaccine
The flu vaccine is given to most children as a quick, painless spray up the nose, with no injection.
Chris Mason: Smiling Lib Dems plan to make the most of election success
The party will be focusing on a message of hope, and the health service, as they gather for their conference, Chris Mason explains.
Smiling Lib Dems plan to make the most of election success
The party will be focusing on a message of hope, and the health service, as they gather for their conference, Chris Mason explains.
Starmer wants to act tough to fix long-term problems - but is he avoiding the trickiest?
The PM wants you to believe he's solving long-term problems, but insiders point to serious issues he's not touched.
Starmer wants to act tough to fix long-term problems - but is he avoiding the trickiest?
The PM wants you to believe he's solving long-term problems, but insiders point to serious issues he's not touched.
One of England's biggest school academy trusts to ban phone use
Ormiston Academies Trust is removing access to phones for 35,000 pupils at its 42 schools.
Labour MPs 'shocked' at no full winter fuel assessment
Labour MPs are not speaking out publicly despite concerns, as some hope mitigations will come in the Budget next month.
Curious case of a trapped otter and a sleepy fox
Cleethorpes Wildlife Rescue is reflecting on an evening of unusual rescues from Wragby and Grimsby.
Lin-Manuel Miranda calls Welsh language beautifully musical
The Hamilton star says he is always looking for excuses to come back to Cardiff.
'You can't rely on your famous parents for success'
The independent artist describes her sound as "soul with a cinematic edge".
I regret my party's Stop The Boats slogan, says Tory peer
Lord Kirkhope says inflammatory words used by politicians helped stoke a heated political climate.
I regret my party's Stop The Boats slogan, says Tory peer
Lord Kirkhope says inflammatory words used by politicians helped stoke a heated political climate.
Spray, sculpture and spacewalks: Photos of the week
A selection of striking news photographs taken around the world this week.