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- How cigarettes and chocolates helped to tackle a TB epidemic
- Should working from home staff go to the office?
- 'Dartford Crossing trips ended with bailiffs at my door'
- The Papers: 'Hope and fear' and 'bigly trouble'
- Warning millions will struggle to pay water bill rises
- Bill to ban police cell mental health detentions
- Crowds line streets for Lewes bonfire celebrations
- Bird flu outbreak confirmed in Yorkshire
- Police attacked with fireworks, bricks and bottles
- PM responds to Sir Alan Bates after repeated requests
'Just pay up,' says Post Office scandal victim
Campaigners had called for a deadline of March 2025 for payments to be made to some sub-postmasters.
Post Office scandal victim: 'Just pay up'
Campaigners had called for a deadline of March 2025 for payments to be made to some sub-postmasters.
Tropical moths travel 4,500 miles in woman's bag
The moths, which were previously unknown to science, have been named Carmenta brachyclados.
Jenrick defends special forces claim after backlash
The Tory leadership hopeful claimed special forces were “killing rather than capturing terrorists”.
How domestic abusers use pets to control victims
One domestic abuse survivor says her violent ex-partner threatened to have her pet shot.
Couple reunited with lost wedding film after 57 years
Aileen and Bill Turnbull had only seen the 1967 footage once before leaving Aberdeen for Australia.
Taskmaster and Drag Race UK studio set to close
Sitcoms and panel shows, including Would I Lie to You, are recorded at the Buckinghamshire site.
'Our soul-destroying battle for HS2 compensation'
Karen and Craig Douglas ran the Bree Louise pub in Euston until it was demolished for HS2 works.
'We're in a homeless centre after mass eviction'
Families told to leave ex-MOD accommodation say they are struggling to find new homes.
The Papers: 'Middle East erupts' and OBE for Queen's funeral horse
Iran's missile bombardment of Israel, after the attacks on its Hezbollah ally in Lebanon, dominates nearly all of Wednesday's front pages.
UK forces involved in response to Iran attacks on Israel
The BBC understands jets were used, as they were in April in an action backed at the time by Sir Keir Starmer.
The places with the worst GP shortages revealed
Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others, as list sizes jump 17% since 2015.
The places with the worst GP shortages revealed
Patient numbers per GP are twice as high in some areas than others, as list sizes jump 17% since 2015.
Prison education failing young offenders, says Ofsted
Some children in young offender institutions spend 23 hours per day in their cells, a report says.
Surgeon operated with penknife he uses to cut up lunch
A surgeon is alleged to have used a Swiss Army knife because he could not find a sterile scalpel.
Surgeon operated with penknife he uses to cut up lunch
A surgeon is alleged to have used a Swiss Army knife because he could not find a sterile scalpel.
Passengers remain upbeat despite cruise ship delays
The ship set sail on Monday – but it remains in Belfast Lough 24 hours later.
Former Conservative deputy leader Michael Ancram dies, aged 79
The politician died in hospital following a short illness, surrounded by close family.
'You must leave now' PM tells Britons in Lebanon
The situation in the Middle East is "extremely volatile" and Britons must leave Lebanon now, the prime minister warns.
'You must leave now' PM tells Britons in Lebanon
The situation in the Middle East is "extremely volatile" and Britons must leave Lebanon now, the prime minister warns.