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Newscast: What No 10 party fallout could mean for the PM
Laura Kuenssberg, Adam Fleming and Chris Mason look at the Christmas party row and what it means for the PM.
Christmas parties row: PM's press chief spoke at No 10 event last year
Jack Doyle gave a speech and handed out awards at the gathering on 18 December, it is understood.
Scottish budget: Councils given 'complete flexibility' to raise tax rates
Local authorities will be allowed to increase council tax by as much as they want next year.
Tottenham's Premier League trip to Brighton postponed because of Covid-19 cases at Spurs
Tottenham's Premier League match at Brighton is postponed following a number of positive Covid-19 cases among Spurs' players and staff.
Covid in Scotland: People urged to cancel Christmas parties
Public Health Scotland said a number of outbreaks caused by Omicron were linked to Christmas parties.
Covid: Government gatherings probed and Scotland urged to cancel Christmas parties
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday evening.
Ghislaine Maxwell: Jury sent home for day after lawyer falls sick
The lawyer - who has a non-Covid-related illness - is needed for questioning of an upcoming witness.
Scottish budget 2022-23: At a glance
Finance Secretary Kate Forbes has detailed her tax and spending proposals for the year ahead.
Three people fined for parties on same day as No 10 event
The people who held or went to unlawful gatherings on 18 December last year saw their cases end in fines.
Covid: No major changes to rules expected in Wales
Mark Drakeford's coronavirus review on Friday not expected to have major changes, despite Omicron.
Christmas parties row: Three gatherings to be investigated by top civil servant
Labour says the PM must resign if he is found to have misled MPs about last year's gatherings.
Downing Street flat: Boris Johnson faces fresh questions over revamp costs
Labour accuses the PM of lying about a donation, as the Tories are fined for failing to properly declare it.
NHS Lothian criticised over late diagnosis of deaf children
Several profoundly deaf children were diagnosed too late for vital implant surgery, a report finds.
Transport for London bans e-scooters and e-unicycles from network
The devices will not be able allowed on public transport even if they are folded and being carried.
Sir Richard Sutton: Thomas Schreiber 'heard voices' before the killing
Thomas Schreiber tells a court he went "completely crazy" during an argument with his mother.
Jockey Dunne found guilty of bullying Frost
Robbie Dunne is found in breach of four counts of conduct prejudicial to the reputation of horse racing, by "bullying and harassing" fellow jockey Bryony Frost.
Sienna Miller says Sun illegally sought medical records of pregnancy
Actor Sienna Miller makes the accusation as the paper pays a major settlement in her hacking case.
Covid Plan B: Conservative group chairman resigns live on air
Charlie Sansom, of South Basildon Conservatives, tells BBC Essex he disagrees with tighter rules.
Longannet power station 600ft chimney demolished
The 600ft chimney at the former Longannet power station has been demolished in an explosion.
China committed genocide against Uyghurs, independent tribunal rules
A London-based unofficial tribunal says China is deliberately preventing births among Uyghurs.
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