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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'
Bodycam shows knife-wielding man's arrest in Asda Raunds
Armed police searched the supermarket after staff and customers were threatened.
European rugby cups suspended due to Covid
European rugby organisers confirm that the Heineken Champions Cup and Challenge Cups are temporarily suspended.
Inside Newcastle's Covid mass vaccination centre
Seven mass vaccination centres have opened across England to help deliver the Coronavirus vaccine.
Reading stabbings: Khairi Saadallah jailed for park murders
Khairi Saadallah murdered three friends in a Reading park in a "ruthless and brutal” terror attack.
Coronavirus: Morrisons to ban shoppers who refuse to wear face masks
People who refuse to wear face coverings that are not medically exempt will not be allowed to shop inside.
New strangulation law planned to tackle abusers, says justice secretary
Justice Secretary Robert Buckland says too many abusers' sentences are not tough enough.
Reading stabbings: 'We did all we could to save the victims'
Witnesses to Reading's park attack speak about their memories of the day the town was left reeling.
Covid: UK at 'perilous moment' in pandemic, says PM
Boris Johnson warns against complacency, and says 2.4 million jabs have been done so far in the UK.
James Brokenshire to leave ministerial job for cancer operation
The security minister - who was diagnosed with cancer in 2018 - has a tumour on his lung.
Covid -19: 'Out for the first time in months - and I feel fine'
Margaret Austin is the first person to get a jab at a mass vaccination centre in Stevenage.
Essex lorry deaths: Gazmir Nuzi sentenced over people-smuggling ring
Gazmir Nuzi is one of eight convicted after the death of 39 people in a lorry container.
Coronavirus: Is football on its final warning after continued breaches of rules and protocols?
With footballers breaching coronavirus restrictions and attracting the attention of the government, BBC Sport asks whether football is on its final warning.
Pupils in Scotland struggle to get online amid Microsoft issue
A number of Scottish schools, pupils and parents report Microsoft Teams running slowly or not at all.
Covid in Scotland: Sturgeon urges football not to 'abuse privileges'
Scotland's first minister says she has doubts about whether Celtic's trip to Dubai was "really essential".
Romiley robbery: Restaurant owner dies after being hit by own car
A 14-year-old boy is being questioned in connection with the death of Nowab Miah, 53, in Stockport.
Royal Mail: Can new boss Simon Thompson turn it around?
Simon Thompson, who ran the NHS Test and Trace app, takes over after a tough year for the post service.
Covid-19: Sir Keir Starmer on government help for working parents
The Labour leader says the government is not "just incompetent but also that it has the wrong priorities" helping families over the pandemic.
Esther Dingley: Missing hiker's partner 'in a world without sense'
Esther Dingley went missing in the Pyrenees in November and no trace of her has been found.
UK's biggest union elects first woman leader
Unison chooses Christina McAnea to replace Dave Prentis, who has been in the job for 20 years.
Covid-19: Worst 48 hours in NI since start of pandemic
Some trusts were close to declaring a major incident, before extra staff were drafted in, it is understood.
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