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- Scot gets dream job as lighthouse keeper on remote Australian island
- Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson leads push to improve air travel for disabled passengers
- From two letters a year to face-to-face meetings: 'Seismic' changes to adoption contact
- The Papers: 'You're rehired' and 'Well, this is awkward!'
- Prosecutors to consider bringing charges against Tim Westwood
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- Bank of England expected to cut interest rates
- The girl who went to buy cornflakes and never came home
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Tommy Robinson jailed for contempt of court
He was jailed for republishing and distributing untrue claims about a Syrian refugee.
Tommy Robinson jailed for contempt of court
He was jailed for republishing and distributing untrue claims about a Syrian refugee.
Stolen cheese might be sold abroad - supplier
A supplier of cheese stolen in a £300,000 scam said the business was based on trust.
Man Utd sack manager Ten Hag
Erik ten Hag sacked following Manchester United's poor start to the Premier League season.
Damaged ship with explosive cargo 'poses no risk'
Port authorities insist the MV Ruby's load of ammonium nitrate fertiliser will be handled safely.
Rachel Reeves’ tax-raising Budget will affect you for years
The bean counters are back in control with a chancellor who wants to change the rules without rocking the boat.
'I remember the screaming in Holloway Prison'
As part of a new documentary, six women have returned to their old cells at Holloway Prison.
'I struggle to speak but dream of being on stage'
A lack of awareness of selective mutism is making diagnosis life worse for families living with it.
'I struggle to speak but dream of being on stage'
A lack of awareness of selective mutism is making diagnosis life worse for families living with it.
Smuggler reveals operation to help Vietnamese reach UK
Man claims to the BBC that he has helped 1,000 people cross the Channel in his years working in the smuggling industry.
Budget watchdog will 'break impartiality' to aid Labour tax rises, claims Hunt
The former chancellor says the publication of a review which could criticise the Conservatives on Budget day would "cross a line".
How close were hospitals to collapse in Covid?
The Covid inquiry restarts its live hearings this week, after senior staff in the NHS revealed just how close some hospitals were to collapse
Tourists flock to street used as a film set - and Airbnb row is 'final straw'
And the street in London isn't the only place in the UK that has seen an influx of film fans either
Tourists flock to street used as a film set - and Airbnb row is 'final straw'
And the street in London isn't the only place in the UK that has seen an influx of film fans either
Anti-terror chief thought Skripal poisoning could be 'act of war'
Neil Basu says the "true horror" of the deadly poison was not knowing what to look for.
Faisal Islam: Don't expect rabbits, this will be a Budget for boffins
The bean counters are back in control with a chancellor who wants to change the rules without rocking the boat.
The Papers: Labour suspends MP and a hot Halloween ahead
An alleged altercation involving Mike Amesbury leads many papers.
No new freeports in Budget after 'comms cock-up'
The government mistakenly briefed that five new low-tax sites would be announced this week.
No new freeports in Budget after 'comms cock-up'
The government mistakenly briefed that five new low-tax sites would be announced this week.
Labour suspends MP after CCTV appears to show him punching man
Mike Amesbury also has the whip withdrawn following an incident in which he said he "felt threatened".