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- Brat crowned Collins Dictionary 2024 word of the year
- The Papers: 'Markets turn on Reeves' and 'soaring cost of sickness claims'
- Riot police called in as fireworks and bricks thrown at vehicles in Edinburgh
- Thousands at Europe's biggest Halloween party
- Former Ipswich Town striker Trevor Whymark dies aged 74
- Faisal Islam: Rachel Reeves doesn’t mind if you don't like her Budget
- UK borrowing costs at highest for a year after Budget
- Rioter, 61, found hanging in cell, inquest told
- Rioter, 61, found hanging in cell, inquest told
- Juryless rape trials pilot axed by Scottish government
Boy 14, stabbed during incident in King's Park, Glasgow
The teenager is in a serious condition in after being found injured in King's Park on Friday.
My Mum Tracy Beaker: Tracy and Justine make 'nostalgic' return to TV
A new series follows Tracy as a mum, reigniting her feud with her nemesis Justine Littlewood.
Covid-19: A third of Bristol's surge tests have not been returned
Councils have "urged" people to return tests with 10,000 still outstanding.
Dog thefts: Pet owner's heartbreak as seven pups 'stolen'
One Welsh police force sets up a dog theft task force due to a surge of stolen pets during lockdown.
Hunting webinar: Man from Sherborne charged
Mark Hankinson is charged with intentionally encouraging or assisting others to commit an offence.
Heathrow: Man arrested on plane over abduction of girl, 4
Officers managed to get to the plane "seconds before it was due to take off", police say.
Covid-19: 'The plan is working but we're a long way off'
Health Secretary Matt Hancock reacts to the latest ONS figures showing UK levels of Covid are falling.
Fishmongers' Hall: MI5 'had intelligence suggesting Usman Khan had been plotting'
MI5 had intelligence Usman Khan was plotting an attack before his release from jail, a court hears.
Brexit: Foster 'to keep pressure' on PM to scrap NI Protocol
Arlene Foster says Dublin, Brussels and London must acknowledge the "damage done" by the NI Protocol.
Kids Company founder Camila Batmanghelidjh 'delighted' at ruling
The founder and former trustees of the collapsed charity Kids Company have won a High Court battle against being disqualified from other organisations.
Covid-19: Has the UK economy been hardest hit?
The chancellor says that different ways of calculating GDP makes the UK look bad.
Dr Richard Freeman charged by UK Anti-Doping with two violations of rules
The BBC has learned ex-British Cycling and Team Sky chief doctor Richard Freeman has been charged by UK Anti-Doping (Ukad) with two violations of anti-doping rules.
Kids Company founder and former trustees win disqualification fight
Judge rejects bid to ban Camila Batmanghelidjh and seven ex-trustees from being company directors.
England 'on track' for vaccinating Covid priority groups
The aim is to offer a vaccine against Covid to the most vulnerable people by Monday.
Nicola Sturgeon's appearance at Alex Salmond inquiry postponed
Scotland's first minister had been due to give evidence to the inquiry committee next week.
Bristol student wins £64,000 on Who Wants to be a Millionaire?
The second year Bristol Medical School student says it was a 'surreal' and 'stressful' experience.
Colin Norris: Serial killer nurse case referred to Court of Appeal
Colin Norris, 38, was convicted in 2008 of murdering four women and attempting to murder another.
Libby Squire: Pawel Relowicz jailed for student's murder
Killer Pawel Relowicz inflicted "unimaginable loss" on the family of Libby Squire, a judge says.
Covid: Virus cases are going down across the UK
The data provides more evidence lockdown is working, even with more infectious variants of the virus circulating.
Rutland dad and son, 10, sleep in garden igloo at -5C
Alex Asbridge and his three boys build an igloo using only a plastic box to make bricks.
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