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- Kate has been amazing, Prince William says
- Firefighters attacked during Bonfire Night disorder
- Disguised GP jailed for inheritance row poisoning
- Man held after six hurt in suspected hit-and-run
- Sarah Harding takes lead on new Girls Aloud single
- Treasury should have declared overspend by law - OBR
- 'Poignant' postcard sent by Titanic victim on sale
- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
- Should working from home staff go to the office?
Kenny Reilly murder: Four men found guilty of gangland 'execution'
Kenny Reilly, 29, died two days after he was shot in the head in Maryhill, Glasgow, in April 2018.
Scottish Covid powers to be extended by six months
Ministers want the option of enforcing face masks and vaccine passports until late September.
Shielding Scunthorpe family's fear over Covid rules easing
Lorna Fillingham says vulnerable people have been left "high and dry" by the government's actions.
Boris Johnson accused of not taking online fraud seriously
Boris Johnson says he hates fraud, as he faces calls to apologise for not including it in crime statistics.
Blackpool row breaks out after town likened to Chernobyl
A councillor's remarks about Blackpool are branded "ill-informed" and "deplorable".
Choirs in Scotland return for socially-distanced singing
How singing together after Covid restrictions is making a difference for choir members across Scotland.
Diane Stewart: How a donated brain helped convict a double killer
Ian Stewart claimed his wife Diane died while putting out the washing. In fact she was murdered.
RSPCA removes West Ham footballer Zouma's cats
The RSPCA has taken Kurt Zouma's cats away from him after videos emerged on social media of the West Ham defender kicking and slapping one of them.
Covid: Self-isolation law could be scrapped in England this month
The rules are due to end in March - but that could be brought forward if "encouraging trends continue".
Picture published of Boris Johnson and bubbly at No 10 quiz
The Mirror says the photo was from a Christmas quiz held in Downing St when London was under Tier Two rules.
Irish and Ulster Scots: DUP criticises language law plan
The UK government wants to legislate on Irish and Ulster-Scots before the assembly election.
Capt Sir Tom Moore: Watchdog to review charity's accounts
Accounts for the charity show it paid out £160,000 in grants and spent the same on management.
Nottinghamshire grandfather bags £2,700 win from 3p bet
Janus Wagonback - known as George - successfully predicted 10 draws to get the big win.
Son who poured petrol on mother and set her alight guilty of murder
Mark See filled a six-pint milk bottle with petrol, covered his mother with it and set her alight.
Heathrow arrest after woman says she was raped on flight
A man was arrested after the United Airlines flight from Newark Airport landed at Heathrow.
PMQs: Johnson intends an early end to Covid restrictions
The PM tells MPs he expects to end England's restrictions “a full month early” - if data trends continue.
Covid pandemic not over when Omicron ends, says Professor Leitch
The national clinical director says Scotland is on track, but the virus is only 'halfway through'.
Sadiq Khan demands Met chief Dame Cressida Dick's plan to win back trust within weeks
Sadiq Khan tells the BBC he will "take action" if he is not satisfied by Dame Cressida Dick's response.
Organ donation: New opt-out law is 'the gift of life'
BBC News NI speaks to donors, recipients and a surgeon about the impact of the new opt-out policy.
Mum's search for kidney donor that could save son's life amid legal row
A mum says her autistic son needs a transplant but medics argue it is not in his best interests.
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