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- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
- Should working from home staff go to the office?
- 'Dartford Crossing trips ended with bailiffs at my door'
- The Papers: 'Hope and fear' and 'bigly trouble'
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Bill to ban police cell mental health detentions
- Crowds line streets for Lewes bonfire celebrations
- Bird flu outbreak confirmed in Yorkshire
- Police attacked with fireworks, bricks and bottles
- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
Everton transfer news: Tottenham's Dele Alli joins on permanent deal
Everton complete a permanent deal for Tottenham's England midfielder Dele Alli.
Six transfer window talking points
Which Premier League club had the perfect winter window? And who has missed out? Phil McNulty has his say.
Measles warning for young children as MMR jab rate drops in England
More than one in ten school entry age children are at risk without their MMR shots, data for England reveals.
Northern Ireland prisons: 'Solitary confinement' breaking UN standards
A report raises "significant concerns about the treatment of prisoners" in Northern Ireland's jails.
Lyme disease: Man spent £25,000 before getting diagnosis
Steven Williams, 36, said his fit, active life was "totally devastated" by the struggle for answers.
Longleat welcomes first southern koala joey
The joey was born six months ago at Longleat safari park but has only recently started leaving its mother’s pouch.
BBC Three returns to TV with RuPaul special and regional focus
A tractor-racing show in Northern Ireland and a new soap opera are in the pipeline.
Is this the summer that travel gets back to normal?
Travel bosses predict a bounce back for business this summer but challenges to recruit enough staff remain.
How people may get help to pay high energy bills
With higher bills set to climb even higher, what are the government's options for softening the blow?
The Papers: 'Failure of leadership' and 'zero shame'
Sue Gray's update into her No 10 lockdown parties investigation dominates the newspaper headlines.
Tesco to shut down its Jack's discount stores
The UK's largest retailer will close down seven of its 13 Jack's discount stores affecting 130 jobs.
Residents near Glasgow Trinity tower fear evacuation could last months
Those living around the landmark Trinity tower believe it could be months before they get home.
Ros Atkins on... Sue Gray's report
The BBC's Ros Atkins examines Sue Gray's report on parties at 10 Downing Street during lockdown.
Court approves £5.6m seizure over money laundering
The National Crime Agency celebrates the ruling after probing a sophisticated money laundering operation.
Cost of living: Welsh winter fuel payment to double to £200
Payments to people on Universal Credit in Wales to help with bills to rise.
Prince Andrew: US judge seeks statement from former assistant
The request to London's High Court relates to the civil sexual assault case against the prince.
Covid: Ministers plan to scrap NHS jab requirement for England
The policy for England, which also includes care staff, will be reviewed in light of the Omicron variant.
Downing Street parties: Met Police investigating 12 gatherings
Boris Johnson attended at least three of the events where Covid laws are alleged to have been broken.
Ukraine-Russia tensions: UK threatens tougher sanctions in event of aggression
Foreign Secretary Liz Truss announces far-reaching sanctions in the event of aggression against Ukraine.
Bereaved families 'appalled' at Sue Gray findings
The report into gatherings in Downing Street angers families who lost loved ones in the pandemic.
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