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The Scottish and Welsh health secretaries want family members included in EU Settlement Scheme pilot.

Many of Saturday's papers are dominated by further news of allegations against Sir Philip Green.

Philip Hammond is set to announce a £1.5bn lifeline for small retailers in Monday's Budget.

A man fell from a third-floor window in north London as knife-wielding burglars broke into his flat.

People in Scarborough are concerned about hospitals and schools ahead of this year's Budget.

The BBC's Steph McGovern recalls her witty retort when Donald Trump called her "beautiful" in 2012.

Hollywood star Dwayne Johnson tweets his support for six-year-old Marley Nicholls.

The guest house owner assaulted the girls while they played with kittens he claimed to have rescued.

Tottenham will continue playing games at Wembley until the end of this year, the club announces.

Jamie Worrall is jailed for assault having bragged that police could not catch him.

An abuse inquiry hears how care home children began to believe their suffering was "normal".

The Met Office has issued a warning of wintry conditions for parts of Scotland.

The duet from the hit film rules both the singles and albums charts - Gaga's first top UK single for eight years.

Rob Forrester-Addie, 79, was on a tandem jump when his instructor had to deploy the reserve chute.

Marian Watt drove over Laurence John who was lying prone in the road outside a pub, a court hears.

Energy firm Cuadrilla says it will halt operations for 18 hours after the tremor was recorded.

The Strictly Come Dancing star and burns survivor is opening a new rehabilitation centre.

Ex-Attorney General Dominic Grieve speaks out after Sir Philip Green is named over harassment claims.

Allergy sufferer Megan Lee's father warned food shops not to "play Russian roulette with precious lives".

Seven-month-old Oscar Abbey was found caught in the side of his cot bed at his home in York.