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- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
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- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
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Covid vaccine: GPs in England to begin offering Pfizer jab
Surgeries in more than 100 locations are receiving their first deliveries of the Pfizer jab.
Blood donation: Rule change means more gay and bisexual men can give blood
Men who have sex with men in a long-term relationship will now be able to donate blood at any time.
John le Carré: Espionage writer dies aged 89
The renowned Cold War novelist, author of Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy, died following a short illness.
The surprise Christmas show for an audience of one
Dundee Rep Theatre is staging individual performances of its Christmas show at the homes of lucky nominees.
Drugs tsar says addicts 'neglected and ignored'
Scotland's efforts to combat substance misuse need to be more humane and compassionate, says the drugs tsar.
Covid and disability: 'I've lost two stone because I can't get food'
Caroline Gould says people with disabilities in rural areas have been given little consideration during the pandemic.
Scotland care home jab rollout is 'slow process'
"It will take time to vaccinate everyone", warns the head of Scottish Care as care home vaccinations begin.
Rape and sexual assault: 'Money needed' to speed up investigations
Some victims feel "there's no point" reporting it as they will not get justice, a charity says.
Covid: Schools and colleges to get tests from January
From January, close contacts of people with coronavirus cases can get daily tests for 10 days.
Liverpool FC star Craig Johnston: 'Jack Charlton said I was the worst player ever'
Ex-Middlesbrough and Liverpool star Craig Johnston on living in a coal shed and proving a World Cup winner wrong.
Newspaper headlines: Extra time in Brexit talks for a 'final push'
The ongoing Brexit talks dominate the front pages as the UK and EU agree to extend negotiations.
Challenging dementia 'stigma' in Sikh communities
Nirmal Singh says he wants his community to learn from his family's experience with the disease.
Group B Strep: Baby's death in Milton Keynes prompts screening call
Reggie-Jay Payne's mother is campaigning to raise awareness of the infection.
How clean is the air in your office?
Due to Covid, and many of us hoping to return to the office in 2021, workplace air quality is a growing concern.
Covid vaccine: How does a vaccine get approved?
The NHS is carrying out the biggest mass vaccination campaign in its history - what safety checks were made?
Obituary: John le Carré
Former intelligence officer whose novels stripped away the glamour and exposed the seediness of the Cold War spy.
Man dies in north-west London triple stabbing
Two other men who were injured in the attack have been taken to hospital with stab wounds
Britons told not to stockpile food ahead of January
Retailers tell shoppers they have enough supplies as uncertainty remains over the terms of Brexit.
Brexit trade talks: UK and EU to 'go the extra mile' in effort to agree deal
Ursula von der Leyen says talks were "constructive", but Boris Johnson warns no deal is "most likely".
Covid: Health board sees 'alarming' rise in cases
First Minister Mark Drakeford warns the NHS risks becoming the "national coronavirus service".
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