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- Tata redundancy offer callous, say steel unions
- Two further arrests after burglary shooting death
- Teen held for life for zombie-knife murder of boy, 16
- Barry Manilow may take Co-op Live show to rival arena
- Notes 'missing' after funeral handed to Covid team
- Sword attack victim thanks NHS for saving his life
- Baker was 'brilliant guy and fantastic cricketer', says ex-coach
- Government defeated in High Court over climate plans
- Key charity prepares Rwanda legal challenge
- James Corden: Final Gavin and Stacey episode written
UK emergency-alert system: What is it and when is the test?
The new government emergency-alert system will be tested on Sunday, 23 April.
Local elections 2023: Greens eye first council win in former Tory heartland
The party are hoping to gain control of Mid Suffolk district council in May's local elections.
Podcasts: Is the 'have-a-go' podcaster era coming to an end?
Despite financial growth in the industry, the production of new podcasts has faltered.
Coronation cross will include 'crucifixion relics'
The fragments gifted by the Pope are used in a new Cross of Wales to lead the coronation procession.
Sacked CBI boss says reputation 'totally destroyed'
The former head of the business group tells the BBC his side of the story in an exclusive interview.
SNP will be in trouble without action, says Kate Forbes
The former leadership candidate tells the BBC voters are watching the SNP "with astonishment" .
‘I was born from rape - but I won’t let it define me’
Refusing to let the past dictate their lives - people share stories of being born to mothers who were raped.
Thousands of children sharing beds due to overcrowding
More than 300,000 children in England have to share beds with family members, analysis suggests.
What counts as sexual harassment at work?
The BBC speaks to experts about sexual harassment and what to do if you experience it in the workplace.
Good Friday Agreement left 'precious legacy' - Sunak
The prime minister will hail the "precious legacy" of the Good Friday Agreement in Belfast later.
Newspaper headlines: Starmer's NHS pledge and MPs' anger over eco-protesters
Calls for tougher penalties for eco-protesters and the Labour leader's pledge to reintroduce NHS targets leads several of Wednesday's papers.
Wrexham woman who had son after rape welcomes law change
She says she had help to heal after the rape, but her son did not and suffered as a result.
Glasgow's Low Emission Zone: 'We face tens of thousands in fines'
A major wholesaler says it will not be ready to comply with new rules soon to come into force in Glasgow.
Man arrested on suspicion of funding terrorism
The man was detained in Wales and taken to London as part of a "complex investigation" the Met says.
SNP treasurer Colin Beattie released without charge
The 71-year-old had been taken into custody by police investigating the party's finances.
Six injured and school locked down over dog attack
The school was placed in lockdown as parents were warned the dogs could "kill a human".
Kate Bush song in running for top award 38 years after release
Running Up That Hill could win an Ivor Novello songwriting award, 37 years after its first release.
Top ultrarunner Joasia Zakrzewski disqualified for using a car in race
Joasia Zakrzewski was disqualified from a 50-mile race for using the car during part of the route.
The moment ex-Premier League footballer crashes car into shop
Newly-obtained video shows Danny Graham's Land Rover smashing into a Co-op doorway.
Bannau Brycheiniog: Views on national park's name change
Some say they will continue using the English name, but one business has already ordered new branding.
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