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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
- HRT does not impact life expectancy, says health body
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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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Tomato producer's lights mistaken for 'lovely aurora'
A woman's excitement at sharing photos on social media is short lived.
Student who hid baby in suitcase guilty of murder
Jia Xin Teo from Malaysia had been studying at Coventry University when she gave birth to her baby.
Killer's side of story must be heard, family says
Lea-Rose Cheng has been granted leave to appeal her conviction for the murder of Dylan Bacon.
Rape centre breaks away from charity in row over gender
The centre in Glasgow said it only wanted to employ women, but this was "at odds" with Rape Crisis Scotland.
Carbon monoxide probe continues into care home deaths
Three people died in a care home for the elderly following an incident in a Swanage care home.
Police reopen Wimbledon school crash investigation
Met Police to pursue new lines of enquiry in a July 2023 crash that killed two girls and injured 12.
Disposable vapes to be banned from June, says government
Ministers say the move is intended to prevent environmental damage and protect children's health.
Commonwealth leaders to defy UK on slavery reparations
Downing Street insists a discussion about the issue is not on the agenda for the summit of 56 Commonwealth countries.
Housing homeless people in glamping pods branded 'desperate'
The Housing Executive says it places people in the pods outside Belfast only as a last resort.
Horrible Histories to receive special Bafta Award
The children’s historical sketch show is rewarded for its "extraordinary cultural and social impact".
Trans charity Mermaids was mismanaged, regulator says
Two-year probe says Mermaids struggled after rapid period of growth but did not break rules when offering services to children.
The Papers: Justice cuts would be 'disaster' and 'special needs crisis'
The Budget to be set out next week and the soaring costs of special needs education lead the papers.
Parents lose hope as report says Send system broken
The special educational needs system is financially unsustainable, the National Audit Office warns.
Parents lose hope as report says Send system broken
The special educational needs system is financially unsustainable, the National Audit Office warns.
Football regulator to have power to tackle parachute payments
"Strengthened" legislation to establish an independent football regulator for the elite men's game in England is set to be introduced to parliament by the government.
Woman arrested following care home deaths
Police say potential carbon monoxide poisoning is their "primary line of inquiry".
Government mulls giving workers twice as long to strike
A document produced by the government says the mandate to strike could be extended to a year from six months.
Man faces jail over AI-generated child abuse images
Hugh Nelson, 27, made "bespoke" explicit images depicting children being harmed, a court heard.
Man made AI indecent child images 'for validation'
Hugh Nelson, 27, made "bespoke" explicit images depicting children being harmed, a court heard.
Three dead at care home may have been poisoned by carbon monoxide, police say
Police say potential carbon monoxide poisoning is their "primary line of inquiry".