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- Firefighters attacked during Bonfire Night disorder
- Disguised GP jailed for inheritance row poisoning
- Man held after six hurt in suspected hit-and-run
- Sarah Harding takes lead on new Girls Aloud single
- Treasury should have declared overspend by law - OBR
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- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
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UN says 2024 is deadliest year for Channel migrants
So far this year, 52 people have died on the route, with the latest four deaths reported on Saturday.
'Mid-life marriage is a full injection of joy,' says Miranda Hart
Comedian Miranda Hart also discusses her struggle with chronic fatigue after having Lyme disease.
More bereaved parents offered baby-loss certificate
The certificates are a recognition of pregnancy loss before 24 weeks, also known as a miscarriage.
Teen overcame eating disorder and became a powerlifting champion
An amateur world champion powerlifter says the sport helped her overcome teenage eating disorders.
'Rugby family' nursed star through tumour surgery after mum's death
Emma Wassell spent nearly two weeks in hospital after a tumour was found in her chest, ruling her out of the WXV 2 tournament.
Uncover secrets of the Scottish Parliament building 20 years on
The Scottish Parliament officially opened 20 years ago - but did you know the meanings behind some of its key features?
Trailer released for midge horror movie ahead of filming
It started out as a joke about mutant midges - but now a team hope to film the Scottish comedy horror next year.
Shrunken heads withdrawn from auction after backlash
The Swan auction house, in Oxfordshire, had listed objects including skulls and shrunken heads.
The Papers: 'Russia plotting mayhem' and 'Wagatha Thrifty'
A security warning from MI5 and a fresh dispute after the "Wagatha Christie" trial lead Wednesday's papers.
Charities warn bill doesn't protect renters enough
The Renters’ Rights Bill, which bans no-fault evictions, will be debated for the first time on Wednesday.
Charities warn bill doesn't protect renters enough
The Renters’ Rights Bill, which bans no-fault evictions, will be debated for the first time on Wednesday.
'Mid-life marriage is a full injection of joy,' says Miranda Hart
The comedian reveals her struggle with chronic fatigue after being diagnosed with Lyme disease.
The nuclear war drama still haunting viewers after 40 years
One of the most terrifying programmes ever shown on British television, Threads is the nuclear apocalypse docudrama that continues to haunt people’s nightmares 40 years on.
Amount UK's richest pay in income tax revealed
There is some concern tax rises in the Budget could prompt an exit of the super-rich, hurting UK finances.
Amount UK's richest pay in income tax revealed
There is some concern tax rises in the Budget could prompt an exit of the super-rich, hurting UK finances.
Loop-the-loop - the people who run around in circles for 24 hours
In a quiet corner of London a small group of extraordinary runners complete laps of an athletics track for a day and a night. Why do they do it? And how far do they go?
Tory leadership race approaches season finale
The stakes are high as the Conservative Party approaches its biggest single moment yet since its calamitous election defeat in July, says Chris Mason
Chris Mason: Tory leadership race approaches season finale
The stakes are high as the Conservative Party approaches its biggest single moment yet since its calamitous election defeat in July, says Chris Mason
Russia on mission to cause mayhem on UK streets, warns MI5
In a wide-ranging speech, Ken McCallum also revealed MI5 had responded to 20 plots backed by Iran since 2022.
UK annual deaths outnumbered births, figures show
The UK's population has still increased, with net migration the main contributor.