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- Acne and asthma sufferers to be cleared to join army
- Defra extends bluetongue zones across South East
- Police confront 'hostile' crowd at fast car meeting
- Peter Jay: the life of 'the cleverest young man in England'
- More than 700 people arrive in small boats in a day
- Man arrested over chants at pro-Palestine protest
- Rayner wants 'fairer' Right to Buy scheme for taxpayer
- Rayner: I don't think I broke rules over stay in donor's flat
- CPS twice did not prosecute Fayed over sex abuse claims
- Warnings of heavy rain as thunderstorms hit parts of the UK
Bedford flats explosion resident says belongings were stolen
She says irreplaceable family jewellery was taken following the aftermath of the explosion.
East of England Ambulance Service: 'If we are queuing, we can't get to patients'
Faced with increasing pressures, what is it like to be a paramedic trying to get to patients?
Sheku Bayoh's sister received abuse after speaking at death inquiry
Kadi Johnson received racist and abusive messages after speaking at the inquiry into the death of her brother.
Solve worker shortages with immigration - CBI boss
The boss of the UK's largest business group will urge politicians to be "practical" about immigration.
Albanian migrant: 'I wish I'd never tried to enter the UK illegally'
Artan tells the BBC he spent thousands crossing the English Channel, only to be deported back to Albania.
Strabane bomb attack: Police release four men after questioning
The men were arrested after the attack on two police officers in Strabane last Thursday.
Londonderry: Homes evacuated in Richhill Park security alert
It comes after a report of a suspicious object in the Richhill Park area in the city's Waterside.
Libraries at risk of cuts despite 'unprecedented' rise in users
Local libraries are seeing more people come through their doors, but fear services will be cut.
NHS Scotland chiefs discuss having wealthy pay for treatment
Mention of a "two-tier" service appears in draft minutes of a meeting of NHS Scotland chief executives.
Newspaper headlines: 'Lions of Arabia' and 'soft Brexit warnings'
The final countdown to England's World Cup kick off is causing much excitement on Monday's front pages.
World Cup 2022: Tears and emotion as Wales return
It is a day many fans feared they would never see, with 64 years of hurt finally coming to an end.
World Cup 2022: Wales fans take over US pub for game
Vaughan's Pub in Connecticut will be decorated with dragon flags for the Wales-US game.
Nottingham: Murder arrest as children, three and one, die in flat fire
A 31-year-old man is being questioned following the deaths of the young girls in Nottingham.
World Cup 2022: England and Wales braced for tournament openers
Gareth Southgate says he wants to take England fans on a happy journey while Wales captain Gareth Bale relishes a "massive piece" of Wales' football history.
Martyn's Law: PM urged not to delay venue security bill
Protect Duty, or Martyn's Law, was introduced in the wake of the Manchester Arena bombing.
England: Gareth Southgate says players will take the knee before Iran World Cup 2022 match
Gareth Southgate says his England players will take the knee before Monday's World Cup opener against Iran.
Joe Lycett 'shreds' £10k in David Beckham Qatar protest
The comedian appears to destroy wads of banknotes in an industrial shredder in a clip posted on Twitter.
Teachers' union 'hopeful' of new offer to avert strike
Members of the largest teachers' union will walk out for 24 hours on 24 November in a pay dispute.
Cardiff sex assault: Arrest after Bute Park incident
A cordon is put in place at Bute Park in Cardiff after the attack was reported at 6am on Sunday.
Jeremy Hunt has no plan for growth, says CBI boss
Tony Danker tells the BBC the Autumn Statement will tackle inflation but won't revive growth.