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- ‘I couldn’t stop crying’: Co-op Live workers tell BBC of behind-the-scenes chaos
- Water outage will have huge impact, says councillor
- Mark Steel immensely 'relieved' to be cancer-free
- Labour says it must rebuild trust with Muslim voters
- Chef stunned as Hollywood stars drop in to bistro
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Police seize 22 dogs from illegal XL Bully farm
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
Defence Secretary Ben Wallace to call for more military spending over Russian threat
Ben Wallace says the UK military needs more money to counter the threat posed by Russia.
Heathrow told to reduce passenger charge
The Civil Aviation Authority wants the airport to cut its charges for airlines each year until 2026.
NI teachers taking industrial action could have pay deducted
It is claimed union members taking action short of strike may be in "breach of contract".
Family of girl, 4, killed by speeding driver welcome law change
Drivers who kill could now face life sentences as part of changes coming into force this week.
Peanut allergy sufferer George, 10, tries new drug
George, 10, hopes a newly-approved drug will lessen the impact of his peanut allergy.
Logan Mwangi: Father asks why he had to die
Father of boy, five, murdered by his mother, stepfather and a youth asks "why did this happen?".
Dunstable paramedic says paddleboarding saved his life
A paramedic says it saved his life after the stress of the pandemic and the suicide of a colleague.
‘Sneakerheads' gather for Europe’s largest trainer festival
Footwear enthusiasts have descended on Glasgow to showcase some of the world’s rarest trainers.
Scottish independence: Is there a mandate for another referendum?
BBC Scotland's Glenn Campbell considers the case for holding another vote.
Nato summit: Five challenges for the military alliance
After Russia's shock invasion of Ukraine, what issues are likely to dominate the Nato summit?
Contaminated blood inquiry: Victim reacts to Sir John Major's evidence
The former prime minister has described the contaminated blood scandal as "incredibly bad luck".
Covid-booster response hope for most vulnerable
A break in taking a common immune-suppressing drug could improve how well vaccines work, a trial suggests.
Nicola Sturgeon to set out plan for second independence referendum
She will say a "lawful" vote can be held in October 2023, with or without UK government consent.
Cost of living: Call for swift action on financial disputes
The Financial Ombudsman says it is dealing with more complaints about the response to reports of scams.
What's it like living with an invisible disability?
Emily Hale had to have spinal fusion surgery for her scoliosis, now she's helping others.
A-level and GCSE exams: What happens to your papers?
Exam season is coming to an end this week for many students and millions of papers will be examined.
Newspaper headlines: 'Murder at the shops' and 'doctors demand 30% pay rise'
A Russian missile strike on a Ukrainian mall and the prospect of a doctors' strike lead the front pages.
Move to override Brexit deal gets initial backing from MPs
Powers for ministers to scrap parts of the deal on Northern Ireland clear their first Commons hurdle.
Swansea: Girl, 7, may need skin graft after burns from buried barbecue
Alex Adenaike said her daughter was waiting to see if she needed a skin graft.
Wales basic income: Pilot will give care leavers £19,000 a year
More than 500 people leaving care in Wales will be offered £1,600 a month for two years.