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Tuesday's papers focus on the attack in Southport and Labour cutting the winter fuel allowance for 10 million people.

The girl was last seen on CCTV on Monday at about midday wearing light pink clothing.

For four decades, the lack of closure on the Carol Morgan case frustrated - and haunted - investigators.

One in five restaurants and takeaways not inspected for more than two years, investigation finds.

One in five restaurants and takeaways not inspected for more than two years, investigation finds.

The inquiry is set to examine if steps could have been taken to prevent the 1998 bombing.

The rugby club where Ciaran Davies plays hosts a packed watch party for the final.

Experts and officials look like they will get more of a hearing than under the last government.

Experts and officials look like they will get more of a hearing than under the last government.

After eight weeks in the villa, only one couple could take home the £50,000 prize.

After eight weeks in the villa, only one couple could take home the £50,000 prize.

Two people were taken to hospital with breathing difficulties and itchy eyes.

Rachel Reeves says there is a "black hole" in the public finances due to "unfunded" overspends by the previous government.

Watch as Great Britain's Matt Richards wins 200m freestyle silver medal - missing out on gold by just 0.02 seconds - on day three of the Paris 2024 Olympics.

A boy, 17, was arrested after at least eight people were injured in a "horror movie" knife attack in Southport.

Unions call it a 'positive start' to restoring teacher wages, which have fallen in real terms since 2010.

The officer is barred after using his watch to keep his keyboard "live" before going back to sleep.

The regulator says new rules will help prevent millions of people falling victim to phone fraud.

The Chancellor has announced public sector pay settlements and spending cuts in her first big statement.

The former BBC News presenter will appear in court on Wednesday.