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Rishi Sunak defends his handling of bullying allegations against Deputy Prime Minister Dominic Raab.

The discovery led to a number of schools and roads being closed in Invergordon.

Louise Kam, 71, disappeared in July 2021 and was later found dumped in a rubbish bin.

Residents took legal action saying visitors were looking into their homes from the viewing platform.

Nana Oppong is due to be extradited after Robert Powell was shot eight times in Roydon in June 2020.

HMP Maghaberry inmates make hats for babies and scarves and blankets for vulnerable people.

Shetland's famous fire festival has women and girls in the torchlit procession for the first time.

This year's fire festival has made history, with women and girls taking part in the procession for the first time.

Athlete Innes FitzGerald turned down flying to compete in Australia due to the climate emergency.

A damning report on North East Ambulance Service highlights concerns over management of medicines.

The influencer and his brother Tristan arrive at court to appeal against the decision to keep them detained.

Spire is contacting patients seen by jailed surgeon Ian Paterson between 1993 and the early 2000s.

A former cabinet minister struggles to silence his phone while appearing on Newsnight.

The price of the average property in January was £258,297, a decline of 0.6% on December.

No one was injured in the crash in Westminster on Tuesday evening, police say.

Civil servants, higher education staff and some rail workers will join teachers in a co-ordinated day of action.

A man in his 30s was found injured at Bristol's Castle Park on Tuesday.

The iconic booths in London's West End may be converted to sell snacks and drinks for charity.

People in Great Yarmouth talk of their prospects as a report finds coastal areas often lose out.

Canadian Ashley Wadsworth was strangled and stabbed multiple times by her boyfriend in the UK.