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- MP Mike Amesbury charged with street assault
- Former Defence Secretary John Nott dies aged 92
- Police name man killed in Edinburgh bus incident
- House prices at record high, says Halifax
- New deals with Balkan states to target people smugglers
- Sainsbury's and M&S warn Budget may push up prices
- Paralympian Tanni Grey-Thompson leads push to improve air travel for disabled passengers
- 'We've met up for a pint every month for 64 years'
- Welsh Water dumped sewage in conservation area
- Scot gets dream job as lighthouse keeper on remote Australian island
The Grand Tour stars on pirate treasure, cycle lanes and electric cars
Clarkson, Hammond and May discuss their recent hunt for pirate treasure and their TV future.
British mercenaries investigated over Sri Lanka war crimes
The investigation by the Met is looking into activities in the civil war in Sri Lanka in the 1980s.
Why 2020 has been good for England's beavers
Homes for these "ultimate environmental engineers" have been set up in enclosures across England.
Beavers build first Exmoor dam in 400 years
The National Trust says the dam in Somerset "might look modest, but it is incredibly special".
Covid-19: Wales could see more than 44,000 long-term unemployed
Experts say long-term unemployment number could dwarf that caused by the 2008 financial crisis.
Covid in Scotland: Mass testing of students begins
All students are being asked to take two of the rapid lateral flow device tests before travelling home.
SNP Conference: Winter payments of £100 for low income families in Scotland
It is part of a £100m winter hardship fund that Nicola Sturgeon is set to announce at the SNP conference.
Huawei ban from UK 5G network brought forward
The cut-off date of September for the installation of new equipment is earlier than expected.
Arcadia: Topshop owner faces collapse within hours
The collapse of the group, which includes Topshop and Dorothy Perkins, would put 13,000 jobs at risk.
Newspaper headlines: Vaccine 'celebrity drive' and PM's call for resolve
Boris Johnson's attempts to quell a Tory revolt over England's new tiers continue to dominate the papers.
Two police officers hurt as Celtic fans protest after Ross County defeat
Hundreds of fans converged on Celtic Park on Sunday after their team's 2-0 League Cup defeat by Ross County.
Sinn Féin member Brian Stanley apologises over 'insensitive' tweet
An Irish parliament member deletes a tweet referring to a bombing in which 18 soldiers died.
Socially-distanced Santa's Grottos allowed to open
Carol singing is also allowed - but people will not be able to go to school nativity plays in some areas.
Esther Dingley search: Six teams look for her in Pyrenees
The gendarmerie said witnesses reported seeing Esther Dingley, 37, on a mountain a week ago.
Police storm church broadcast in Milton Keynes over 'loud music'
An online service is halted and a minister is incorrectly told he faces Covid-violation prosecution.
Nottingham student halls party broken up by police
The party was one of several broken up overnight by police across Nottingham and Nottinghamshire.
Arcadia: 'No last minute rescue' for Topshop owner
"This is obviously a sad day," an insider at the retail empire tells BBC News.
Brexit: UK in 'last leg' of trade talks with EU, says Raab
The foreign secretary said a deal was possible if the EU side showed "pragmatism" in the coming days.
The Crown should carry fiction warning, says culture secretary
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden says viewers of the Netflix drama "may mistake fiction for fact".
Mairead Philpott jailed for killing her six children in Derby blaze released
Mairead Philpott serves half of a 17-year jail term for her part in the arson attack in Derby in 2012.
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