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- Covid-19: Vaccine passport laws in pubs could be scrapped
- Tommy Robinson pursued by creditors for an estimated £2m
- A55 Britannia Bridge closed after serious lorry crash
- Boris Johnson's future: Tory MPs stepping back from challenge - minister
- Covid: Masks off in England's schools, but is it right to end Plan B?
- Ghislaine Maxwell seeks retrial in sex abuse case
- Barrister becomes a police officer for Durham Constabulary
- Harry and Meghan misused in fake investment endorsement
- Texas synagogue: Brother urged Texas hostage-taker to surrender
- Patients 'wait two years' for check-ups as dentists drop NHS work
Covid-19: Vaccine passport laws in pubs could be scrapped
Stormont minister will consider a number of proposals relating to the current Covid-19 restrictions.
Tommy Robinson pursued by creditors for an estimated £2m
People owed money by the English Defence League founder have appointed an independent insolvency expert.
A55 Britannia Bridge closed after serious lorry crash
The crash happened in the early hours of Thursday and diversions are in place.
Boris Johnson's future: Tory MPs stepping back from challenge - minister
Conor Burns is among allies of Boris Johnson suggesting the immediate threat to his leadership has eased.
Covid: Masks off in England's schools, but is it right to end Plan B?
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.
Ghislaine Maxwell seeks retrial in sex abuse case
It comes after one of the jurors convicting her of sex abuse charges said he had influenced others.
Barrister becomes a police officer for Durham Constabulary
Christopher Mitford used to be a regular face in court as a barrister but he is now a police officer.
Harry and Meghan misused in fake investment endorsement
Financial watchdog warns of rising worries about investment scams using fake celebrity support.
Texas synagogue: Brother urged Texas hostage-taker to surrender
A recording of the gunman's last phone call to family made during the siege has emerged.
Patients 'wait two years' for check-ups as dentists drop NHS work
Investigation reveals almost 1,000 dentists left the health service last year.
South Georgia: The museum at the end of the world reopens for business
On a British island at the edge of the Antarctic is one of the most remote tourist spots in the world.
Newspaper headlines: Johnson 'fights on' but Tory anger builds
The latest on the PM's future features on every single one of Thursday's national front pages.
River pollution: Shake-up call for investigations in Wales
Campaigners say thousands of incidents are not being investigated because of a lack of resources.
NHS Wales: 'I spent four nights in A&E waiting for a bed'
John Evans had to sleep in a chair until a bed became available.
Regenerating rainforests on UK oldest reserve
The Beinn Eighe reserve has remnants of ancient Caledonian pinewoods which once dominated the Scottish landscape.
Roeburndale bridge collapse: Partner pays tribute to victim
Brian Harwood, 73, was among 11 people travelling in a vehicle and trailer that fell into a river.
Jozef Puska, 31, charged with murder of Ashling Murphy
A man appears at a special court in the Republic of Ireland charged with the murder of Ashling Murphy.
Christian Wakeford's long walk to defection
The MP's journey from the Tories to Labour follows ideological doubts and a lengthy wooing process.
Shrewsbury MP Daniel Kawczynski suspended for one day over bullying
Daniel Kawczynski, Shrewsbury's Conservative MP, is sanctioned for undermining his own apology.
Ben John: Extremist ordered to read books is jailed
Ben John, who was told to read Austen and Shakespeare, has his original suspended sentence quashed.