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- Murrell police charge 'incredibly difficult' - Sturgeon
- Murrell police charge 'incredibly difficult' - Sturgeon
- No charges for Bloody Sunday soldiers accused of giving false evidence
- No perjury charges against Bloody Sunday soldiers
- Teacher admits killing partner buried in garden
- Activist 'appalled' by Tory inaction on Menzies
- Just Stop Oil guilty of Les Mis aggravated trespass
- Mystery over woman's lying in road crash death
- Glastonbury announces dedicated South Asian space
- Shoppers shun department stores as prices rise
Ferry fares frozen for six months to help remote communities
Ticket prices on the Northern Isles, Clyde and Hebrides networks will stay the same until September.
CEO Secrets: Boxing boss reveals his punishing routine
Ben Amanna, founder and CEO of Boxraw, which sells kit and clothing for boxing, shares his business advice.
Newspaper headlines: 'Slash NHS bureaucracy' and 'girl, 7, shot in drive-by'
Sunday's newspapers include Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer's NHS plans and a girl, 7, shot in London.
Pancreatic cancer: What losing my wife taught me about life and loss
Four months ago, Geraint John lost his 43-year-old wife and the mother of his three children to cancer.
Hospitality businesses in Wales offer perks to lure staff
Incentives are being used by businesses to lure workers back to hotels, restaurants and pubs.
Nurses' strike: Union says next one will be twice as big
The RCN wants progress in negotiations by the end of January or says it will ballot more members.
Euston shooting: Girl, 7, and three women injured near church
The shooting happened close to a church in Euston where a funeral was taking place, police say.
Straw Bear Festival returns to Whittlesey streets after Covid hiatus
The Straw Bear Festival sees a man dressed in straw and Morris troupes dancing in the streets.
Clash looms on Scottish gender bill as UK government considers veto
A clash between the UK and Scottish governments could be imminent if a bill is blocked by UK ministers.
Laura Kuenssberg: Is Keir Starmer a prime minister in waiting?
Labour are ahead in the polls, but leader Keir Starmer has his work cut out, writes Laura Kuenssberg.
Derry woman injured in suspected gas explosion in Kylemore Park
A woman is taken to hospital by ambulance after the blast in Kylemore Park in Londonderry.
Southern Water failed Eastbourne tenants over sewage, landlord says
A landlord says Southern Water left his tenants living with sewage water flooding for three weeks.
Alireza Akbari: Widespread outrage after British-Iranian executed
The UK described the Iranian regime, which sentenced Alireza Akbari to death for spying, as "barbaric".
HRT could cut Alzheimer's risk in some women - early study
Alzheimer's Research UK said the findings were encouraging but said more and larger studies were needed.
SNP members offered two routes to independence
The party says the next UK election will either be a de facto referendum or a mandate for an indyref2 vote in 2026.
Armed officers called to disturbance in Edinburgh
Police Scotland say a 50-year-old man was arrested in connection with the incident.
Romanian police seize luxury cars from Andrew Tate's property
Vehicles including a Rolls-Royce and Mercedes were taken away from the influencer's Romanian home.
Environment Agency warns of worsening picture after flooding
Flood warnings remain in place in the West Midlands region and river peaks are expected.
Everton directors to miss Southampton game over safety threat
Everton's board of directors will not attend Saturday's home Premier League game against Southampton because of a "real and credible" safety threat.
Devon brothers complete Atlantic rowing challenge
Two sets of twins who rowed 3,000 miles for charity say it was a "life-shaping" experience.
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