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- London Tube strikes: What you need to know
- Met Police told about Al Fayed abuse decade earlier than it admits
- Happy birthday M1 as motorway turns 65
- GPs, care homes and hospices voice concern over Budget tax rises
- 'Drug pollution in stream has left me horrified'
- Marina: 'It's important to take the shame from bulimia'
- Snapchat most-used app for grooming, says NSPCC
- Brat crowned Collins Dictionary 2024 word of the year
- The Papers: 'Markets turn on Reeves' and 'soaring cost of sickness claims'
- Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
Limavady: Three charged after arson attack on house
Two men and one woman are due to appear at Coleraine Magistrates' Court on Monday.
School gender guidance: Parents should be in the know - minister
The equalities minister did not specify the content of gender guidance for schools, due this week.
More spending challenges to come, warns Drakeford
Wales faces more challenging times amid cash constraints, warns First Minister Mark Drakeford.
Huw Edwards: How Sun story about BBC presenter developed
The fast-moving story saw the dial shift on the balance between public interest, privacy and misconduct.
One care home closing every week, industry warns
Scottish Care says residential and home provision across Scotland is in an "incredibly difficult" position.
Keir Starmer won't commit to more money for public services
The Labour leader says his party will always invest in public services but reform is also needed.
CPTPP trade deal will benefit UK if we use it, says Kemi Badenoch
The business secretary's comments come as she signs off a new deal with 11 Asia and Pacific nations.
Young climate activists turn up the heat on Keir Starmer
The group that disrupted the Labour leader's speech says the party is backsliding on energy pledges.
Starmer: We would negotiate and settle pay dispute
The Labour leader wouldn't tell Laura Kuenssberg the percentage that he would agree if he were prime minister.
Woman hurt in Hackney as wind blows scaffolding on car
It came as gusts reached 55mph in some parts of southern England on Saturday.
Brighton hotel blaze: Winds hamper firefighters
No-one was hurt but "difficult conditions" meant people had to be evacuated from nearby buildings.
The Middleton Rector who claimed to see the Virgin Mary
How a tiny Essex hamlet became national news after its rector shared an extraordinary claim.
Brent stabbing: Man arrested on suspicion of stabbing teen to death
Police say the boy died after a birthday party in north-west London..
Olivia Dean: 'Elton John thinks I will be a big star'
Olivia Dean entertained people around London during the pandemic in her bright yellow van.
Three arrested after boy, 16, fatally stabbed in Stourbridge
A man in his 20s and two teenagers are arrested on suspicion of murder after a fatal stabbing.
Ceredigion: Bid to save last surviving postmen’s huts in Wales
The huts were used as a pitstop for workers to eat and have a rest on their daily rounds.
Physio, fate and a friendship forged through life-changing injury
Accidents changed Jennifer and Brooke's lives as teenagers - but also brought them together.
Britpop: What prompted the end of the genre that gave us Blur and Pulp?
Jarvis Cocker, Steve Lamacq, Jo Whiley and Damon Albarn share their opinions on the end of an era.
Mortgage rates: Six reasons why the pain isn't as bad as it could be
Mortgage rates are at a 15-year high, but there are reasons why the pain may not be as bad as it could be.
Migrant barge: Portland is a dumping ground, residents say
As the Bibby Stockholm is towed to Portland the BBC finds out how people on the island are reacting.