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- How Billy met Molly - the orphaned otter who is now part of the family
- Chris Mason: Not exactly perfect harmony for Tories
- The Papers: 'Starmer's uni U-turn' and 'Polls show dead heat'
- Green energy plan needs 600 miles of power lines - report
- Shoplifting levels 'unacceptable', inquiry finds
- Plans to ban smoking outside schools and hospitals
- Doctors paid £200,000 overtime to tackle NHS backlog
- Prince William plays rugby with children in Cape Town
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
- Two new cases of more spreadable mpox found in UK
Northern Ireland cancels GCSE and A-level exams
Meanwhile, a Tyrone grammar school says it will opt out of February's AQE test "for children's welfare".
Local elections: Council leaders call for urgent decision on May 6 polls
Local leaders call for clarity after Boris Johnson says the May 6 date is being "kept under review".
Coronavirus: Government under pressure to keep eviction ban
The PM is warned of a rise in rough sleeping if evictions are allowed to start again in England and Wales.
Fraudsters use Covid and social media to peddle scams
One scam tells recipients they are "eligible to apply for your vaccine" with a link to a bogus NHS website.
Teachers' grades to replace A-levels and GCSEs in England
Gavin Williamson will "trust in teachers rather than algorithms" in awarding this year's results.
Covid-19: Johnson warns England's lockdown won't end 'with a bang'
There will be a "gradual unwrapping" of England's lockdown, Boris Johnson tells MPs ahead of a vote later.
Covid-19: Ipswich man warns virus 'is no hoax' after brother dies
Gary Slade issues the warning after his brother tested positive over Christmas and died on Sunday.
Lockdown 2021: 'It feels like nurseries are an afterthought'
Early years practitioners say not enough help has been given to them to stay open during lockdown.
Milton Keynes house party murders gang jailed for life
Five attackers carried out a "revenge" raid and stabbed two 17-year-olds to death.
Covid: Welsh patients 'could reach double April peak'
The boss of NHS Wales says he us "genuinely concerned" about the resilience of the health service.
Covid-19: The volunteers behind the vaccine roll-out
Liz and Gill are two of many volunteers helping people get vaccinated, as well as help in their community.
Brexit: 'Problems' in first week of post-deal GB-NI trade
Six lorries arriving in Belfast on 1 January were delayed because of paperwork, MPs are told.
Coronavirus: Darwen survivor tells of phone-call dilemma
John Brown tells how his wife was "scared to pick up the phone" in the toughest moments of his illness.
Cark Christmas lights 'will take until June to untangle'
Jeremy Voakes raises thousands of pounds for charity with the illuminated decorations.
Lockdown: Clap for Carers to return as Clap for Heroes
Founder Annemarie Plas says the initiative will return on Thursday under the new name of Clap for Heroes.
Covid in Scotland: Medics concerned over 12-week gap between vaccine doses
The BMA in Scotland says it is concerned about the potential impact of delaying the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
Starmer: We need 'a plan to work to on vaccines'
The Labour leader says his MPs will support the latest lockdown restrictions in England.
Sheringham: Dead whale found washed up on Norfolk beach
The animal is thought to be part of a pod that beached on North Sea coasts over Christmas.
Islanders help rescue orca stranded on Orkney beach
Volunteers led the rescue effort to save the young 11ft-long stranded orca in Orkney.
Coronavirus: Boris Johnson says schools will be first to open after lockdown
Speaking ahead of a retrospective vote on England's restrictions, Boris Johnson said it was the "final stretch".
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