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- British couple missing in Spain floods found dead
- New Tory leader Badenoch starts appointing top team
- GP warns tax hikes will put strain on surgeries
- Call from Holly Newton's family to review domestic abuse law to be considered
- Watchdog says cladding removal deadline may be missed
- Mothers challenge government over child benefit cap
- £15 jeans 'more durable' than £150 pair in tests
- 'We've lived in hospital since our son was born 17 months ago'
- Sat-nav companies make changes after fatal crash
- 'My guide dog shakes for hours on fireworks night'
Covid: Hospital boss admits they may lose staff over compulsory vaccines
One in 10 staff members are still unvaccinated at one London hospital ahead of new rules, its head says.
Labour urges energy firm tax hike to help cut household bills
The party says a windfall tax could soften the the impact of surging household costs by £200 a year.
Mohamud Mohammed Hassan death: Family seek answers a year on
Mohamud Mohammed Hassan, 24, died hours after being released from police custody without charge.
Djokovic drama really bad, says Andy Murray
Andy Murray says he is dismayed at Novak Djokovic's struggle to gain entry to Australia, saying it is "really not good for tennis at all".
EastEnders: Danny Dyer to leave BBC soap later this year
But the BBC promises "plenty of explosive drama" for his character, landlord Mick Carter, before he goes.
Covid: Aussie-UK couple marry in Buckinghamshire after 20 months apart
The couple say it is "brilliant" to finally be wed after "a lot of challenges" due to Covid.
Oxford vaccine and research centre worth £200m could be sold
Oxfordshire MPs to ask the government about the future of the Harwell Science Campus vaccine centre.
Asylum seekers: The homes where ceilings have fallen in
A BBC investigation into housing for asylum seekers reveals concern about conditions.
Yiewsley death: Man charged with west London high street murder
Dariusz Wolosz, 46, was killed in West Drayton in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
London Underground:'Solid support' for longest-ever Tube strikes
RMT Union members plan to take industrial action from January to June in a row over Night Tube rosters.
GWR train services cancelled amid increase in Covid cases
GWR warns some services will be busier as staff shortages mean fewer trains.
Seven Sisters: Three people cut off by tide airlifted to safety
Lifeboat crews say some waves off the coast of East Sussex were four metres high.
Windsor Castle no-fly zone application after security breach
Police apply for a restricted airspace order over Windsor Castle after Christmas Day security breach.
Covid isolation period still under review - Zahawi
Education secretary says plans to cut self-isolation to five days are still under review.
Covid-19: Cutting self-isolation to five days would be helpful says Nadhim Zahawi
The UK's former vaccines minister says reducing the quarantine period would ease staff pressures.
Portsmouth flats residents demand action over damp and mould
Many of the homes in the privately owned Windsor House suffer from damp and mould.
Liz Truss 'willing' to override Northern Ireland-part of Brexit deal
The foreign secretary issues a warning over the Northern Ireland-part of the deal if negotiations fail.
The Ashes: England cling on for draw on tense final day in Sydney
England cling on for a tense draw on the final day of the fourth Test in Sydney to end Australia's hopes of an Ashes clean sweep.
Hanif Bhamjee: Tributes as anti-apartheid campaigner dies
Hanif Bhamjee was awarded an OBE for his fight against apartheid.
Mouldy tomatoes 999 call to Welsh Ambulance Service
Of 470,653 calls for Welsh ambulances in the last 12 months nearly a quarter were non-essential.
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