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Why are many firms reporting staff shortages when so many people are still unemployed?

Boohoo, Missguided and Asos named in critical report on the use of polyester, acrylic, nylon in clothing.

James Watt tells the BBC he will use "culture of fear" criticism to become a better boss of the beer company.

Private Anthony Bartlett was found dead after a suspected overdose in July 2001, it has emerged.

It will provide data on the immune response to a third dose ahead of a potential rollout.

Many schools across the country are allowing pupils to watch Scotland's Euro 2020 games in their classrooms.

Boris Johnson says the donations to countries in need will begin within weeks.

Boris Johnson meets US President Joe Biden ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall.

Two people were admitted to a hospital in England, but one has since been discharged.

The star warns MPs the UK is in danger of losing "a generation of talent" due to visa constraints.

Euro 2020 gets under way this Friday - and what was already going to be a unique tournament will be notable for several other reasons too.

Mark Howell-Walmsley objects to wearing an electronic tag as punishment for controlling behaviour.

We go over the evidence given by the health secretary on the government's pandemic response.

Elle-Mae Wood was "confused" and "upset" when she left a Kent hospital alone, an inquest hears.

The gigs had been scheduled to happen over four nights at the Europa Hotel in Belfast.

Aram Sheibani had a £5m property empire and enjoyed lavish yacht parties funded by drugs and fraud.

A memo casts doubt over the home secretary's claim that asylum housing was based on health advice.

Tories call for review in Wales after England study finds sexual harassment had become "normalised".

Convicted terrorist Usman Khan was shot by police after he had fatally stabbed two people.

It's thought the US President will warn Johnson not to let Brexit put the Good Friday Agreement at risk.