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Cost, travel, rooms - what can supporters expect from the first World Cup in the Middle East?

Scotland's first minister calls for promises to be honoured but faces criticism over cuts to green budgets.

A church in Birmingham has offered free singing lessons and places in its choir to school children.

With no Northern Ireland Executive in place, major changes to the programmes could be difficult.

A Shetland woman has travelled thousands of miles to work beside South Atlantic seals and penguins.

Sophie Kitcher, whose son died last year, shares how cruel life can be after her new son got cancer.

BBC correspondents look at the areas where any cuts could fall.

Pupils needing language support rises by 10% in post-pandemic school starters, BBC analysis finds.

It is hoped the blood could revolutionise care for people who need regular donations.

Monday's front pages focus on developments at COP27 and criticism of Matt Hancock's reality TV appearance.

This Black Friday the online marketplace is promoting used items to avoid unwanted spending and waste.

A quarter of those asked in a survey had less than £100 in savings, exposing them to unexpected bills.

The comedian's comeback was announced during an ad break in Sunday's I'm A Celebrity launch episode.

The PM will urge world leaders at the COP27 summit to deliver on promises to tackle global warming.

Noel Mooney says teams shouldn't be comparing what they do to support human rights.

Coastguard urges people to check tide times after the group had to be pulled from the water.

Alaa Abdel Fattah's family have urged Rishi Sunak to secure his release at the COP27 climate summit.

Around 500 staff are expected to lose their jobs after the online furniture store failed to find a buyer.

England make a sobering start to their autumn campaign as Argentina pull off an audacious and deserved victory.

Most train companies will operate limited services on Monday despite strikes being called off.