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- Man admits killing mobility scooter rider, 87
- Man admits killing mobility scooter rider, 87
- Two men charged with murder over torso find
- Two men charged with murder over torso find
- Rantzen begs MPs to attend assisted dying debate
- Pupils get rare alert over dangers of sextortion
- Three major lenders to raise mortgage rates
- Murdered baby's social workers saw no sign of harm
- Border Force staff at Heathrow start strike action
- UK temperatures head up after cold snap
NI Protocol: Poots denies letter tried to dilute protocol bill
A newspaper reports Edwin Poots wrote to the government about farming subsidy plans in July.
Dentist school in Bangor hopes to fill Wales' shortage
It is hoped the new dental academy and practice will fill Wales' "chronic" dentist shortage.
World Cup 2022: Day of disappointment for England and Wales, but both can still qualify
It was a day of frustration for England and Wales at the World Cup in Qatar - but both teams still have a chance of qualifying for the knockout stages.
England: 'Three Lions still on track at World Cup despite turning clock back to dismal summer'
BBC Sport's Phil McNulty reflects on England's 0-0 draw with USA in the World Cup.
World Cup: England fans frustrated after disappointing USA match
The atmosphere was muted after fans took the day off work for what turned into a frustrating game.
Train strikes: Drivers to walk out in pay row
Passengers face further disruption with 11 rail companies being affected by the long-running dispute.
World Cup 2022: England 0-0 USA - Three Lions labour to goalless draw
England were held to a goalless draw by the United States of America as they edged closer to qualifying for the World Cup knockout stages.
Leicester fatal crash pursuit officer arrested after drug test
The crash is now being referred to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC).
Avian flu: Birds in Wales to be kept indoors from 2 December
From 2 December birds will be kept indoors, as Welsh government announce new measures to tackle disease.
Fifa threatened 'unlimited' sanctions on armbands, says FA
FA chief executive Mark Bullingham says Fifa threatened "unlimited" sanctions against players who wore the OneLove armband during matches at the World Cup in Qatar.
London Fire Brigade institutionally misogynist and racist - report
London Fire Brigade officers "sexually taunt female colleagues constantly", a report finds.
Girl, three, killed in wrong-way M6 crash, say police
Faye Dawson died along with a 79-year-old man when two cars crashed near Leyland, police say.
UK weather: Country sees a 'second spring' due to mild November weather
Flowers are experiencing a second bloom this year due to the unseasonable temperatures, experts say.
Teachers to hold rolling strikes across Scotland next year
The Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS) said industrial action over a pay dispute would intensify in the new year.
Dominic Raab: Bullying investigation extended to include third complaint
Dominic Raab faces further bullying claims although he insists he has always "behaved professionally".
Dehenna Davison to stand down as Bishop Auckland MP at election
Bishop Auckland MP Dehenna Davison wants to devote more time to her family and life outside politics.
World Cup 2022: Wales fans heartbroken by Iran defeat
They gathered in pubs, fan zones and schools, but ultimately it was disappointment for Wales fans.
Potentially hazardous substance on body found in Wigan street
Police were called after a body was found in a suburban Greater Manchester street on Thursday night.
Ashford bacteria outbreak: Child recovering after Strep A kills one
One child, believed to be six years old, died after the bacteria outbreak at a Surrey school.
Stormont budget: £320m approved without Finance Minister's consent
Funds were approved by three former Stormont ministers without the Finance Department's consent.