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Unison is urging nurses, paramedics, porters and cleaners to walkout over a below-inflation pay rise.

Eleanor Lincoln spent her 18th birthday in hospital after an allergic reaction to a curry.

The copy of Red Deer by Richard Jefferies is back in Earlsdon library after 4,385 weeks on loan.

Andy Maxfield got Georgia a Blackburn Rovers ticket to ensure she does not become a Man Utd fan.

More cases were revealed after Mike Hall told the BBC his house had been sold without his knowledge.

Durham's student body says the housing market is "broken" and putting people's welfare "at risk".

A report says an additional 20,000 black women need to be recruited to match numbers in the wider workforce.

Children should be allowed to wear cornrows and braids, new human rights guidance says.

Most of Thursday's papers look at the different issues facing Rishi Sunak as begins his new role.

A mum says she fears being separated from her disabled daughter due to energy costs.

Some 3.2m adults struggle to afford basic hygiene products leading to shame and exclusion, charity says.

The new PM has not matched a Liz Truss target to spend 3% of national wealth on defence.

Mr Christie, 44, was shot eight times in his home in the Ballycraigy estate last week.

We take a look at early indications of the new prime minister's direction in key areas.

The Scottish government wants to make it easier for people to change their legally recognised gender.

Two unions are balloting their members to vote on industrial action over pay in Great Britain.

The figure is likely to rise further, as Albanians become the largest migrant group, MPs have heard.

Nottingham MP Nadia Whittome had said Sunak's appointment "isn't a win for Asian representation".

Scotland's largest health union has put a strike ballot on hold to consider a revised pay offer.

A few pictures from past decades offer a glimpse of what it is like behind the famous No 10 door.