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- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
- Richard Ashcroft: 'I was the mouthy lead singer'
- What dates are GCSE exams and when is results day 2024?
- Ryan Gosling plays one, but what makes a real stunt actor?
- 'Tories crushed' as rebels 'end plot to oust Sunak'
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- Spacey responds to new claims ahead of documentary
Sheriff overheard commenting on porn during break in online training
Alistair Duff was heard commenting on pornography after forgetting to switch off his microphone.
British Steel plans to shut furnaces putting up to 2,000 jobs at risk
The firm is set to announce the Scunthorpe blast furnaces will shut, affecting up to 2,000 jobs.
Tory MP rape allegations 'very serious', Rishi Sunak says
PM urges anyone with evidence to go to the police but defends Conservative Party complaint procedures as "robust".
Surrey: Thousands still without water as major incident declared
About 10 to 12,000 people are still without water on Monday morning, according to a council leader.
Northern Lights: What is Steve and why is it different to an aurora borealis?
The rare phenomenon illuminates skies across the north-east of England and parts of Scotland.
Israel-Gaza war: Father appeals for safe passage of children
A Belfast-born man whose wife was killed in Gaza is hoping to get his two children to safety.
Comedian Mark Watson locked out of his own Bristol show
Comedian Mark Watson was locked out of the Tobacco Factory where he was due to perform.
Cake artist cooks up king-size creation of Charles III
Cake artist Emma Jayne rises to the occasion with a king-size creation of Charles III.
Environment: Wales-England Marches plan to protect nature
The ambitious initiative will concentrate on 247,0000 acres straddling the Wales-England border.
Bonfire Night violence in Niddrie and Glasgow was organised, say police
Eight police officers were injured in Bonfire Night violence in Niddrie and Glasgow.
Six charged after London pro-Palestinian protest
Fireworks were thrown at officers and a pamphlet reported to support Hamas was on sale, the Met say.
Watch: Prince William goes dragon boating in Singapore
The Prince of Wales was said to have “kept up really well” during a dragon boat training session.
Energy Ombudsman: Complaints leap by 84% in one year
The most common disputes were about gas or electricity use, account balances and meter readings.
Newspaper headlines: Met pressure over demos and Gaza strikes intensify
Protests over fighting in Gaza and calls to ban them over Remembrance weekend lead many papers.
WW2 veterans sign history buff's rifle as he collects stories
Jay Hawkins has sought out war stories from 90 veterans and got them to sign his Lee-Enfield gun.
Rail line project axed by Welsh government
Public money has been lost on the project, which would have improved travel to major Cardiff events.
Fast fashion: Boohoo breaks promises on ethical overhaul
The firm promised change in 2020, but the BBC has filmed staff squeezing suppliers after deals were agreed.
Care provider charged over death of absconded patient
Priory Healthcare is charged over the death of Matthew Caseby who was "inappropriately unattended".
Lee Anderson: Tory MP apologises to doctor over strike tweet
Tory deputy chairman Lee Anderson donates £1,870 to the BMA strike fund to compensate for any upset.
Northern Lights in UK: Spectacle caught on camera
Pictures and videos shared on social media capture the brightly coloured phenomenon.
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