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- Scottish Lib Dem leader says his party has 'message of hope'
- Tribute to 'ray of sunshine' killed in mountain fall
- Funding crisis 'has closed 12 pharmacies'
- Starmer promises cut to net migration under Labour
- Shops rush for Christmas stock as shipping costs surge
- What do candidate selections tell us about Starmer's Labour?
- The Papers: 'Labour offers MPs peerages' and 'Jail Trump now'
- Tories pledge new GP surgeries in community care boost
- Labour plans apprenticeship funding shake-up
- Woman gets repair bill after firm's administration
Archbishop of Wales sorry over handling of bishop's retirement
Former Bishop of Monmouth Richard Pain retired after concerns were raised about him.
Covid: Call for volunteers as 500k book boosters in a day
The government is aiming to give one million jabs a day across the UK during the rest of December.
Covid: PM faces big rebellion as MPs vote on new restrictions
At least 70 Tory MPs are expected to vote against some new rules - but Labour will vote in favour.
Man Utd Covid outbreak leads to match postponement
Manchester United's Premier League match against Brentford on Tuesday has been postponed after a Covid-19 outbreak at the Old Trafford club.
Online Safety Bill: New offences and tighter rules
The next stage of the landmark Online Safety Bill recommends major changes and tougher regulation.
Newspaper headlines: UK race for boosters as NHS put on crisis footing
Many of Tuesday's papers show scenes of long queues as Britons rushed out to get Covid booster jabs.
The strangers sharing stories on Edinburgh's listening bench
BBC Scotland's Angie Brown takes a seat on an Edinburgh bench where people are urged to chat to tackle loneliness.
Covid in Scotland: Will I get my booster jab by the end of the year?
The challenge of offering booster appointments to all over-18s by the end of December.
Suicide prevention: Mum's plea to young people
Emma Webb has walked 285 miles for suicide prevention after losing her 16-year-old daughter.
Harry Dunn crash: Anne Sacoolas case to go before UK court
Magistrates in London will hear the case concerning the death of motorcyclist Harry Dunn.
Premier League reports 42 positive Covid-19 results in past week
Forty-two Premier League players and staff tested positive for Covid-19 in the past week - the most results ever recorded in the league over a seven-day period.
Post Office scandal: Government to foot bill for postmasters' compensation
The Department for Business said that the impact on postmasters' lives "cannot be overstated".
Starmer: Labour supports goverment's booster drive
Party leader Sir Keir Starmer has announced Labour's support of the government's Covid booster drive.
Mother of baby abandoned in Birmingham park tracked down by police
The newborn boy was found abandoned in a park in Kings Norton, Birmingham, on 22 April.
Flood barriers come down as River Severn levels fall
Four flood alerts, where flooding is possible, remain in place for parts of the West Midlands.
Stephen Port: MPs call for inquiry into 'Met Police homophobia'
The issue of whether homophobia affected police work should be subject to a public inquiry, MPs say.
NatWest fined £265m after bin bags of cash laundered
The state-backed bank had pleaded guilty to failing to prevent money-laundering of nearly £400m.
Fatiha Sabrin: Girl who died in chemical incident was talented writer
A poem by the 11-year-old is recognised by a writing competition days after she died in east London.
UK Hollywood film studio near Reading gets full permission
Shinfield Studios says a Disney production is confirmed to start at the Berkshire facility in 2022.
Covid booster jabs: 'I queued to protect my friends and family'
People explain why they did not mind waiting for four hours to get a Covid-19 vaccination booster.