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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
Tugendhat warns against Tories becoming Reform UK
The Tory leadership hopeful says the party needs to rebuild trust, in a pitch to members at their conference.
Tugendhat warns against Tories becoming Reform UK
The Tory leadership hopeful says the party needs to rebuild trust, in a pitch to members at their conference.
Passengers board Belfast cruise ship after four-month wait
Passengers of the Villa Vie Residences' Odyssey have been told the ship will leave on Monday night.
Families of Gaza hostages call on UK government to 'do more'
Hostage families call on the government to table a UK plan to get their relatives released.
Probe over river 'polluted with dead fish and blood'
Locals spotted the emission - which they said smelled like "rotting fish" - coming from a waste pipe into the river in Fort William.
Boy, 8, fatally shot at farm is named
Jay Cartmell was taken to hospital by air ambulance on Saturday but died from his injuries.
Boy, 8, fatally shot at farm is named
Jay Cartmell was taken to hospital by air ambulance on Saturday but died from his injuries.
Prince Harry arrives in London for charity awards
Prince Harry poses for photographs as he visits London for the WellChild Awards ceremony.
Post Office investigation suggests IT faults existed before Horizon
A report says it is likely that Capture, which preceded the Horizon system, also caused shortfalls.
UK's top civil servant to step down on health grounds
Simon Case has been undergoing medical treatment for 18 months.
UK's top civil servant to step down on health grounds
Simon Case has been undergoing medical treatment for 18 months.
BBC apologises to Strictly's Abbington but her claims only partly upheld
But BBC News understands that Giovanni Pernice has been cleared of the most serious claims of physical aggression.
'Lost' Beatles Playboy tapes to be auctioned
The "long-lost" tapes recorded after a concert in 1965 have a guide price of £10,000.
Has Strictly Come Dancing been tainted by scandal?
The BBC's biggest show - now in its 20th year - has been rocked by allegations.
Second Post Office IT system 'likely' to have had faults
A report says it is likely that Capture, which preceded the Horizon system, also caused shortfalls.
Mike Ashley's Frasers Group makes offer for Mulberry
The takeover approach values the luxury handbag maker at £83m amid concerns about its future.
Teen stabbed two teachers and pupil, court hears
The 14-year-old told staff members and a student she was going to kill them, the court heard.
Call for independent review into physician associates
Medical chiefs say probe needed amid "increasingly acrimonious debate" about the role of PAs.
Oasis ditch dynamic ticket pricing for US gigs
The band say they will no longer use the model after UK fans faced an "unacceptable experience".
I'd have done better than Sunak in election, says Truss
The former PM tells a packed hall what she thinks of her Tory predecessors and the MPs vying to be the next leader.