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- Man shot dead and two injured
- Six D-Day veterans pay tribute on poignant Remembrance Day
- Man killed and two injured in stabbing
- Russia suffers worst month for war casualties, says UK defence chief
- Watch: Royals and veterans attend Cenotaph ceremony
- Watch: Royals and veterans attend Cenotaph ceremony
- Nation falls silent as King leads Remembrance ceremony
- Remembrance: Why do we wear poppies?
- UK's Ukraine support 'resolute' after Trump win
- Restaurant workers' jobs threatened by Budget, bosses warn
Mental health: Western Trust sees rise in children treated for depression
Figures from the Western Trust show a rise in under-18s attending hospital over their mental health.
Anger after 30-year-old letter thwarts abuse case
The case involving historical child sex abuse allegations was stopped after the controversial Crown Office letter was uncovered.
Remarkable Roman mosaic found in farmer's field
The mosaic, part of a villa complex, is said to be one of the most significant found in Britain.
My drink was spiked on night out, says minister Mims Davies
Mims Davies calls for tougher government action following her "absolutely awful" experience.
The Papers: 'Horror and despair' after 'tragedy in Channel'
Thursday's papers report the deaths of 27 people making their way to the UK via the English Channel.
Channel migrant deaths: What do we know so far?
At least 27 migrants drown after a boat capsizes in the English Channel. Here's what we know so far.
Raheem Sterling to guest edit Radio 4's Today
The England footballer will be one of seven traditional guest editors over the festive period.
Review calls for independent football regulator
English football needs an independent regulator to stop it "lurching from crisis to crisis", says the chair of a fan-led review into the sport.
Vagrancy: Government urged to decriminalise rough sleeping
A group of peers are urging the government to repeal the Vagrancy Act which makes it a criminal offence to sleep rough or beg in England and Wales.
Beatles outtakes in new Peter Jackson film
The Lord of The Rings director has restored more than 50 hours of footage.
Women's safety: Clubs see rising demand for self-defence classes
Women at a Krav-Maga class explain why they have taken up self-defence classes this year.
Cardiff stabbing: Murder charge over Jordan Cody-Foster's death
A man will appear in court on Thursday accused of killing 31-year-old Jordan Cody-Foster.
Aberfan: Tests on children after disaster 'like torture'
Pulled from the rubble, some survivors say they were made to take tests to get compensation.
UK government sets aside £1.7bn to support Bulb customers
The energy firm, with 1.7 million customers, has been put into a special form of administration.
Eight people rescued from Birmingham tower block arson
The fire which broke out on the 10th floor of a block of flats is thought to have been started deliberately.
Carer shortage: £23m support package for domiciliary carers announced
The funding will allow employers to offer improved rates of pay amid concerns about staff shortages.
Migrant tragedy is biggest loss of life in Channel
Boris Johnson says it is vital to stop people trafficking gangs after 31 drown near Calais.
PM Boris Johnson shocked and saddened at migrant deaths
Speaking from Downing Street, the PM says no stone will be left unturned in the fight to demolish human trafficking gangs.
Fire breaks out sending large plumes of smoke across Hull
The fire service says the huge blaze at a plastics factory near Hull has been brought under control.
Windrush: 'I'll make sure I get the compensation I deserve'
Fitzroy was homeless and unable to work after being wrongly declared an illegal immigrant.