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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
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- 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
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- Tenants may not be able to buy new council homes - Rayner
Avonmouth explosion: Boy, 16, among four workers killed
The teenager and three men were killed in the blast at a water treatment works in Bristol.
Covid-19: Care home vaccinations to start 'within two weeks'
The medicines regulator says doses will have to be delivered to homes within 12 hours of unpacking.
Times apologises over Reading knife attack slur
The newspaper wrongly suggested Moazzam Begg supported a knifeman who killed three people.
Protected River Lugg was 'bulldozed' in 'wildlife crime'
The Herefordshire Wildlife Trust says the damage caused was a "crime against the environment".
Liverpool Mayor Joe Anderson arrested in bribery probe
Joe Anderson and four others are being investigated over the awarding of building contracts in the city.
Cardiff teacher jailed for pupils' indecent photos
Richard Edmunds, 40, admitted to downloading intimate images of his pupils on phones and computers.
Jamaica flight: Priti Patel criticises anti-deportation campaign
The home secretary says it was wrong to link the deportations to Jamaica with the Windrush scandal.
Covid in Scotland: Under-50s urged to be 'patient' over Covid vaccine
Scotland's national clinical director says he hopes vaccination of healthy younger people could start by the summer.
Covid-19: UK 'confident' of more vaccine doses, and care home rapid test concerns
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Friday evening.
Coronavirus: Methodist College Belfast sends 500 pupils home amid outbreak
Sixth-formers at Methodist College Belfast will end the term at home after 35 of them test positive.
'Tsunami of grief' warning over Covid deaths
"The only thing we could do was talk to her on FaceTime", a woman who lost her daughter to Covid told the BBC.
John O'Groats-Land's End 'record speed' driver cleared
Thomas Davies told a jury he had been exaggerating about how quickly he drove the 841-mile journey.
Coronavirus vaccine: First doses of Pfizer jab arrive in NI
Nearly 25,000 doses of the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine arrived in Belfast on Friday morning.
Panto is back. Oh yes it is!
Cinderella can finally go to the ball, as venues in tiers 1 and 2 are allowed to hold productions.
Croydon tram crash: Fresh delays to inquest 'unfair'
The inquest is now due in May 2021, having been postponed in October because of coronavirus.
Steve Rotheram: No handshake with PM without Hillsborough apology
Boris Johnson must personally apologise for 2004 Hillsborough article, Labour mayor tells Nick Robinson.
Post-Brexit trade talks at a very difficult point - No 10
UK and EU negotiators are trying to reach agreement in time to get it approved by 31 December.
Covid: City stops care home tests over accuracy fears
The rapid tests picked up five infections out of every 10 found by conventional lab tests.
Covid: Could microwaving face masks help with PPE stocks?
Researchers say industrial microwaves could decontaminate masks, but it cannot be done at home.
Virus levels falling across most of England, says ONS
Infection levels are down among all age groups and all regions apart from one, data suggests.
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