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- New deals with Balkan states to target people smugglers
- Liam Payne's body to be flown back to the UK
- Suzy Lamplugh murder suspect dies in prison
- Starmer tightens rules on gifts to ministers
- Fifty-one migrants rescued from Channel
- Strong US relations crucial, says PM after Trump win
- Woman claims Conor McGregor choked her before rape
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Sara Sharif’s stepmum was ‘possessed’, court hears
- Letby 'offered tips on getting away with murder'
UK borrowing for September third highest on record
Borrowing - the difference between spending and tax revenue - came in lower than expected on Tuesday.
Infertility made me feel guilty, says TV newsreader
Andrea Byrne says she felt her husband would be "better off" without her during fertility treatment.
Infertility made me feel guilty, says TV newsreader
Andrea Byrne says she felt her husband would be "better off" without her during fertility treatment.
More prisoners to be freed early to ease overcrowding
Some 1,100 prisoners will be released, excluding those convicted of murder, sex crimes and terrorism.
UK to boost Ukraine funding using £2bn from Russian assets
The funds are the UK's contribution to a $50bn (£38bn) loan package announced back in June.
'You lured him in': Rape myths and what we still get wrong about sexual assault
From being asked what they were wearing to having their bodies critiqued, rape victims are still subjected to old-fashioned myths.
'You lured him in': Rape myths and what we still get wrong about sexual assault
From being asked what they were wearing to having their bodies critiqued, rape victims are still subjected to old-fashioned myths.
AI to help doctors spot broken bones on X-rays
It is safe, could speed up diagnosis and relieve NHS pressure, the health assessment body says.
Free school meals trial feeds 20,000 more children
A new pilot scheme helps councils find eligible children who are unregistered for free school meals.
Free school meals trial feeds 20,000 more children
A new pilot scheme helps councils find eligible children who are unregistered for free school meals.
The Papers: 'Gun cop cleared' and 'workplace reforms could cost £5bn'
The acquittal of the policeman who shot Chris Kaba and plans for new workers' rights lead the papers.
Water bills set to rise more than expected
The regulator will allow higher bills to fund growing costs and investment, the BBC understands.
Serious Fraud Office probe £112m Unite union hotel
Unite spent £112m of its members’ money on the project in Birmingham, the BBC has been told.
Multiple ambulances at scene as two trains crash
There is a large emergency services presence at the scene, residents say.
Body in wetsuit found in reservoir
It is believed to be a man's body but the person has not been identified, police say.
New workers' rights 'to cost firms £5bn a year'
Businesses will face additional costs over the measures which include boosts to sick pay and unfair dismissal rights.
Suella Braverman sent government documents to private email 127 times
The emails, sent while she was attorney general, could amount to a breach of the ministerial code.
Harrods settling over 250 claims against Al Fayed
The store says the women alleging sexual misconduct against Mohamed Al Fayed came forward after a BBC documentary aired.
Harrods settling over 250 claims against Al Fayed
The store says the women alleging sexual misconduct against Mohamed Al Fayed came forward after a BBC documentary aired.
Met firearms officer not guilty of Chris Kaba murder
Martyn Blake shot the unarmed 24-year-old in the head during a police vehicle stop in September 2022.