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- E-gates back online after delays at UK airports
- Facebook 'did nothing about Taylor Swift ticket hack scam'
- Garrick Club votes to allow female members
- Teen drama turns tables on 'toxic parents'
- Game of Thrones actor Ian Gelder dies aged 74
- The Papers: Rafah offensive starts and King 'a bit busy' for Harry
- Tame toxic algorithms to protect children, big tech told
- Sexual assault play being used to train NI judges
- Sexual assault play being used to train NI judges
- Swinney to be sworn in as Scotland's first minister
Scottish teachers begin 16-day wave of rolling strikes
The action will affect two councils a day until 6 February, starting with Glasgow and East Lothian.
Officers could get new powers to shut down protests
Officers would be able to shut down protests before they cause serious disruption, under new plans.
Wizz Air: Cardiff Airport in wrong place, says ex-airline boss
No-one in their "right mind" would invest in Cardiff Airport, says ex-BMI Baby boss David Bryon.
Quadriplegic cerebral palsy: Mum sees son walk for first time
Thanks to a new machine bought by his school, Jacob has stood up and moved his legs for the first time.
Fresh snow and ice warnings issued across UK
Snow is expected across the country, with yellow weather warnings in place across all four nations.
Uranium: Man arrested over find at Heathrow airport
A man in his 60s, held on suspicion of terror offences over the incident, has been released on bail.
Tottenham Hotspur 0 Arsenal 2: Hugo Lloris own goal and Martin Odegaard strike sends Gunners eight clear
Arsenal extend their lead at the top of the Premier League to eight points with an outstanding performance and win in the north London derby at Tottenham.
Slough: Boy arrested after double stabbing at shopping centre
A 14-year-old has been held on suspicion of assault after two men were stabbed in Slough, police say.
Walker rescued after being swept over Moffat waterfall
The man suffered multiple injuries following the incident at Grey Mare's Tail waterfall, near Moffat.
PC Nick Dumphreys: Faulty police car decision too late, widow says
Kathryn Dumphreys says if cars with a known fault had been withdrawn, her husband would not have died.
Hook landslip: London-Basingstoke rail passengers face major disruption
The landslip in Hampshire has severely damaged the track between London Waterloo and Basingstoke.
Boy thrown from Tate Modern platform making progress, family say
A boy who was thrown from a viewing platform has made "considerable progress", his family say.
North Belfast: John Stewart Moore, 80, dies after being hit by car
John Stewart Moore was struck by the vehicle on the Antrim Road at about 07:00 GMT on Sunday.
Town Cenre: Workmen mocked over road marking spelling blunder
Contractors mistakenly paint sign for 'Town Cenre' onto A165 in Scarborough.
Woman, 63, seriously hurt in hit-and-run in Stirling
The woman was crossing King Street in Stirling when she was struck by a grey VW Golf that failed to stop.
British woman dies in avalanche in French Alps
The woman was hiking with two other people on Mont Blanc's Argentière Glacier, say French police.
Suella Braverman confronted by Holocaust survivor over 'invasion' rhetoric
Joan Salter says the home secretary's immigration rhetoric reminds her of language used by the Nazis.
UK set for cold snap after weekend of floods
A yellow weather warning for ice is issued for parts of the UK, with snow and frost in coming days.
Are elections the way to break the indyref2 deadlock?
SNP members are being offered two new routes to independence - a vote at the next general election or at the next Holyrood one.
Euston shooting: Car appeal after six injured at London church
A seven-year-old girl suffered life-threatening injuries in the shooting and five others were hurt.