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Work to secure the safety of Barton House has started and should be complete by 23 February.

The probe into vaccines and Covid drugs planned for the summer of 2024 has been delayed, inquiry officials have said.

Nine victims of the Post Office Horizon scandal share their stories in a moving BBC Breakfast interview.

Charles Hanson pleads not guilty to charges including assault and controlling or coercive behaviour.

The officer was driving a police van that hit and killed 80-year-old Trevor Bartlett.

A senior civilian member of Police Scotland's executive team has made a complaint against the new chief.

Tom Hedges from Skegness says his and his family's lives were "wrecked" by the wrongful accusations

Public transport workers from three unions will join the mass action later in January.

A Devon woman wrongfully convicted in the Post Office scandal says she lost time with her children.

Jets and warships shot down 21 drones and missiles launched at shipping by the Yemen-based rebels.

Maths teacher says he has "no choice" after claims of 50 serious incidents of abuse since September.

The Advertising Standards Authority ruled the ad was "irresponsible and likely to cause serious offence".

The family of murdered law graduate Zara Aleena say they have "numerous questions" for Belmarsh bosses.

Victim is in a life-threatening condition and a 20-year-old man is being questioned by Essex Police.

The UK rap star apologises after the cover for his forthcoming single Gas Me Up was deemed offensive.

Festive food sales helped boost the supermarket giant over the Christmas period.

They follow worries about the effect of shirt-term lets on housing stock.

Fenny Compton village played a "significant role" in the Post Office's Horizon scandal, locals say.

Ralph Fiennes argues for an offshore alternative to a 112-mile pylon plan spanning three counties.

Sudbury tom Fred is allowed to stay with the elderly man who has been feeding him, his owner says.