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- Investors' reaction to Budget 'very different' to Truss
- Stamp duty change expected to spark homebuying rush
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- 'My 15-year-old daughter was a crime scene'
- Chippy owner calls out 'hot delivery girl' review
- The bride who crowd-surfed to Biffy Clyro on her wedding night
- 'I'm a hoarder - it's my mess and it's who I am'
- 'Sometimes I can't cope with Mum's firework death'
- London Tube strikes: What you need to know
- Met Police told about Al Fayed abuse decade earlier than it admits
Ian Wright 'disappointed' after teenager Patrick O'Brien given probation over racist abuse
Ian Wright says he is "disappointed" after a teenager who sent the former England striker racist abuse was not given a criminal conviction.
Covid-19: Robin Swann says NI's infection rate still too high
Health Minister Robin Swann says there are "no shortcuts" out of lockdown.
Covid-19: PM says infection rates still 'alarmingly high', and clap for Captain Sir Tom
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.
Social media firms threatened with fines over abuse
The UK government threatens social media companies with "large fines" which could amount to "billions" if they fail to tackle online abuse.
Covid: Conspiracy theorist barred from hospitals after filming
The woman posted videos on social media of empty corridors, claiming there was no pandemic.
Covid vaccine: How many people in the UK have been vaccinated so far?
The logistics of vaccinating millions of people across the country, as 10 million people receive at least one dose.
Covid: New Oxford vaccine 'ready by the autumn' to tackle mutations
An improved jab that will be more effective against variants can be made quickly, says Oxford-AstraZeneca.
Cancer surgery: Thousands of 'red flag' cancer procedures cancelled
Between March 2020 and January 2021 there were 4,280 red flag procedures, including surgery, cancelled.
Black bosses 'shut out' by 'vanilla boys' club'
Many black people feel they have little chance of reaching the top, says equality watchdog ex-chief.
Captain Sir Tom Moore: National clap announced by PM for fundraiser
Boris Johnson has encouraged the public to clap at 18:00 GMT on Wednesday.
Covid-19: Teenager Joseph Flavill wakes from coma with no knowledge of pandemic
Joseph Flavill caught the virus twice while he was in hospital after being hit by a car last March.
Harry Baker murder case: Accused 'feared other defendants'
Ryan Palmer said he picked up a plank in case the other defendants attacked him.
Russell Crowe backs round-the-world sailor Pip Hare
The Master and Commander actor records a video message urging her to "keep going".
Brexit: DUP urges PM to 'be the unionist we need'
The plea comes as the UK asks the EU to extend grace periods for the Irish Sea border.
Covid: 'Not practical' to close UK borders, says Boris Johnson
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer wants tougher restrictions to prevent new coronavirus variants coming in.
Covid: Woman fined £10k over Ormskirk 'student birthday party'
Police issue fines totalling more than £17,000 over an illegal gathering at a house in Ormskirk.
Covid: 'Unclear' how three variant cases in Wales caught virus
Ten previous cases of the South Africa variant in Wales had been linked to travel to the country.
Covid-19 South Africa variant testing unit opens in Southport
People in Southport, where the concerning variant has been identified, are being asked to take tests.
Covid: NHS nurse photographs ‘realities’ of ICU ward
Life on the front line of the pandemic is captured by the intensive care worker's images.
Capt Tom donations: What was the £33m spent on?
One nurse said welfare packs at work made her job "a little bit easier in a difficult time".
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