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- Anti-Semitism row: Corbyn allies urge members to stay in the party
- Covid: Birmingham shisha cafe shut down after second breach
- Derry and Strabane: Council votes not to celebrate NI centenary
- Family of soldier killed by elephant in Malawi query his care
- Covid spreading faster in England than 'worst-case scenario', documents show
- Coronavirus: Robin Swann tempers hopes of return to normality
- Stockport holiday club supports families struggling during half term
- Coronavirus: Abergwili farmer killed mum and himself
- Nobby Stiles: The 'toothless fella' who meant so much to fans
- Crawley stabbing: Girl, 14, charged with murder
Anti-Semitism row: Corbyn allies urge members to stay in the party
Union leader Len McCluskey says Jeremy Corbyn's suspension was "unjust" but he hopes it can be resolved.
Covid: Birmingham shisha cafe shut down after second breach
Police say the raided cafe was hit with the fine for another breach earlier this month.
Derry and Strabane: Council votes not to celebrate NI centenary
Unionists on Derry City and Strabane council say decision is 'huge blow for community relations'.
Family of soldier killed by elephant in Malawi query his care
Mathew Talbot was charged at while taking part in a counter-poaching operation in Africa.
Covid spreading faster in England than 'worst-case scenario', documents show
Infection levels in England are about four times higher than the government's worst-case winter plan.
Coronavirus: Robin Swann tempers hopes of return to normality
Health minister says the number of Covid-19 cases has continued to plateau and decline slightly, but slowly.
Stockport holiday club supports families struggling during half term
The R Time project in Stockport has been handing out lunches to all its children.
Coronavirus: Abergwili farmer killed mum and himself
A family member found John David Bound, 59, and Gwendoline Christine Bound, 80, dead at their home.
Nobby Stiles: The 'toothless fella' who meant so much to fans
Nobby Stiles, who has died aged 78, will be remembered for his World Cup celebrations - but it should not be the only reason.
Crawley stabbing: Girl, 14, charged with murder
The teenager is accused of killing Nimroy Hendricks, who was found in the street with stab wounds.
Nobby Stiles: World Cup winner and former Man Utd midfielder dies aged 78
Nobby Stiles, a key member of England's 1966 World Cup-winning team, dies aged 78 after a long illness.
Tributes paid to 'true gent' Team GB runner Chris Smith
Chris Smith's body was discovered two days after he went missing while on a run in Perthshire.
Tourist hurt in Rest and Be Thankful coach crash wins compensation case
The passenger was among 51 people on board when the bus came off the A83 at the Rest and Be Thankful and overturned.
Stonehaven derailment: Line to reopen next week
The line in Aberdeenshire will reopen on Tuesday, nearly three months after the crash which killed three people.
BBC staff can attend Pride parades, director general Tim Davie says
Tim Davie told staff they could attend, following reports some were questioning new guidelines.
Covid-19: Ministers striving to avoid blanket rules - Raab
It comes amid calls from some scientists to introduce a strict national lockdown in England.
Rhodes parasail accident: Tributes to teens killed and hurt
Tributes are paid to two teenagers who died and another who was seriously hurt in a parasailing accident.
Covid: UK-wide Christmas rules meeting 'expected', says Drakeford
The UK government wants a meeting to find a "common" approach, the Welsh first minister says.
Covid: Wales 'will not have local lockdowns after firebreak'
The first minister says they were not sufficient to deal with the "onslaught" of the virus.
Covid in Scotland: Senior pupils to wear masks in class at level 3 and 4
Pupils in S4 to S6 and their teachers will have to wear face coverings in classrooms in level 3 and 4 areas.