Downpours continue as some areas struggle to cope with flooding in the wake of Storm Dennis.
Peggy died in Aberdeen in 1947 and is posthumously awarded a PDSA commendation in Aberdeen.
Historic Environment Scotland says it wants to be "net-zero" by 2045 in line with government targets.
Glasgow and Edinburgh will hold key meetings to discuss how much council tax will go up by in April.
A new report calls for more contingency measures to ensure the prison system can cope with 'failing' jails.
The ex-prime minister will urge Labour leadership candidates to adopt a new "radical" politics.
The project has been hit by delays and disputes between the Welsh Government and its contractor.
The Thomas family are aiming to raise thousands of pounds to help Nigerian sex trafficking victims in Dubai to return home.
A new polymer £20 banknote featuring artist JMW Turner starts to appear in ATMs on Thursday.
Becky Palmer and her family were given two months to leave a home they had rented for 12 years.
Former NI Secretary Julian Smith dismisses claims the PM was unaware of the Stormont deal details.
Thursday's front pages carry a wide mix of stories, including reaction to the government's immigration plan.
A town council has threatened legal action after a refit in one of the chain's pubs.
Evidence for the pardon claim is due to be part of the Wikileaks founder's extradition defence.
The BBC asked people in Wanstead and Basildon for their opinions on the policy.
The duke and duchess will no longer carry out duties on behalf of the Queen.
As the clean-up continues a further yellow warning for heavy rain is in place for much of Wales.
A senior civil servant is warning the state-subsidised company is "running out of options".
John and his wife, Joan, are publicising what happened to warn others.
The clothing and furnishing retailer secures money to meet its immediate funding needs.
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