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- Father and son jailed over £1m National Trust fraud
- Reform UK votes to give members more control
- Murdered banker's family have 'lost confidence' in police
- Escaped Cinnamon 'fled after being startled by mower'
- Harrods worker says Fayed complaint was 'brushed off by her manager'
- UK facing weekend of thunderstorms and heavy rain
- The man who left Bowie with mismatched eyes
- Raducanu retires injured against Kasatkina in Korea
- 'Christmas tree in December? Try all year round'
- The Papers: 'Labour U-turn on freebies' and 'Fayed was a monster'
King to hold event to mark COP27 summit he will miss
King Charles is not going to the climate conference, but will host a pre-summit gathering in London.
Michael Gove commits to 300,000 homes target
Former PM Liz Truss had cast doubt on the aim, saying she would scrap "Stalinist" housing targets.
Wales council boss warns of huge, unprecedented cuts
One authority says it must increase council tax by £130 per home just to cover rising utility bills.
Scotland's 'green' ferry to run on diesel for nine months
Ferguson Marine told MSPs a "technical issue" delayed the LNG system by at least nine months.
Glastonbury Festival may have to review drug testing policy
Under its current licence, police are not given figures about drugs seized on site, a council hears.
Stormont: Resolve protocol issues to avoid election - DUP
The government is urged to focus on sorting out the trade deal rather than calling a fresh assembly poll.
Channel migrants: Nearly 1,000 people cross in single day
The Ministry of Defence said 990 people arrived on Saturday, bringing this year's total to 39,430.
Philip Hammond: Raise taxes for all to improve services
The former chancellor says all earners will need to see higher taxes if public services are to improve.
Police called to 'illegal rave' in Hambrook barn
An overnight, unlicensed music event near Bristol has drawn 400 to 500 people, say police.
Homelessness: Rough sleepers in London up by nearly a quarter
Figures show nearly 6,000 people slept rough in the capital between April and September.
Suella Braverman email could throw fresh doubt over security breach claims
An email sent from the home secretary's account could raise questions over how quickly she took action.
Body found after fire at derelict Preston church
Police launch an investigation to identify the person and cause of fire at the Preston site.
Do not intervene with Just Stop Oil protests, Met urges
The force made the plea after several members of the public took matters into their own hands.
Moreton murder inquiry: Man, 79, held after woman shot
The suspect was known to the woman whose body was found with a gunshot wound, police say.
'Whisky must no longer be a man's world'
Women are campaigning for greater representation in Scotland's whisky industry.
Social care: Shop work can pay more than care jobs, staff say
Homes recruit staff from overseas while £10-an-hour carer says he could earn more working in a shop.
Halloween: Londonderry goes 'above and beyond' for festival
About 100,000 people are expected to attend the return of one of Europe's biggest Halloween parties.
No one chooses to become an addict, says Catherine
The Princess of Wales sends a message telling people with addictions not to be ashamed to get help.
Ford Fiesta fans on why they love their cars
As Ford announces the end of the Fiesta, keen fans sing its praises and mourn its loss.
Cost of living: Deptford charity turns phone box into community hub
An old phone box has been helping people struggling with the rising costs of living in Deptford.