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A new shared ownership model has been launched to help more people onto the property ladder.

The man's name was discovered by criminals who he says then threatened to "chop him up".

Bar worker Liv Lewis says people in Birmingham's Gay Village are "very protective" of one another.

Keen cyclist Meredith and Elly, who was training for a marathon, say they're still suffering months later.

A Freedom of Information request shows a sixfold increase in the number of firms planning job cuts.

Most of Tuesday's newspapers lead on Brexit ahead of the next round of trade talks in London.

Lord Frost says there is "still time" to do a trade deal with the bloc as the latest talks begin.

England's deputy chief medical officer says the UK must start taking Covid-19 "seriously again".

People will not be able to leave or enter without good reason from 18:00 BST on Tuesday.

The government says returning travellers can be treated differently from those from the mainland.

Jacob Billington's family say he was "such a special person" and they are "devastated by his loss".

Phil Foden and Mason Greenwood are to leave the England camp after breaking Covid-19 quarantine guidelines in Iceland, says manager Gareth Southgate.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Monday evening.

More than 1.1 million people will be affected by the measures after the inclusion of two more areas.

It comes after he and the Duchess of Sussex agreed a production deal with media company Netflix.

The primary in Lossiemouth is undergoing a deep clean so it can be opened to all other pupils.

Health Minister launches immediate high level investigation following the death.

Kieran Amos "ballooned" to 21st before a weight loss challenge and had not played for seven years.

The 49-year-old faces 18 charges, including an alleged plot to hack computers and obtain US documents.

No 10 confirms new legislation could change trade rules in Northern Ireland, but deny the measures are extreme.