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The TUC found most workers believe firms are stepping up surveillance of internet use and toilet breaks.

A mother who lost four babies in four years says she went through a "harrowing experience" trying to get help.

The veteran Scottish rockers are preparing to play their final concerts after 45 years in the music business.

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt calls a no-deal Brexit "a mistake we would regret for generations".

The department store chain promises to refund customers after a dispute held up online deliveries.

Supt Annmarie Cowley describes the attack in Camberwell as "beyond comprehension".

Farah Hashi had his passport seized after setting off dozens of speed cameras in a rented supercar.

Simonne Kerr, who was found dead on Wednesday, performed on the talent show with an NHS choir.

The Labour leader continues to face criticism over a 2014 wreath-laying ceremony.

James Callaghan says he was trying to help by printing off photos of a suspected thief.

It has been taken off a list of mountains over 2,000 feet in England, Wales and Ireland.

Watch the moment police dealt with a man who brandished a gun - which later turned out to be a toy - in Swansea.

A student is handed a suspended jail sentence after waving a plastic gun in a Swansea park.

A-level results show a rise in top grades, as a record proportion of 18-year-olds head to university.

Rhian Collins was "sworn at" and "bullied" by colleagues at Cefn Coed Hospital, an inquest is told.

The elaborate shed also has a bar, recreation room, swimming pool and toilet block.

Chorley Council apologises for a letter stating it wished to stop football fans from visiting the Lancashire town.

Two female former officers claim more needs to be done to tackle sexism within Police Scotland.

The mosque attended by the Manchester Arena bomber denies the claims about the sermon.

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