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- Man who strangled partner during sex took own life
- Scottish prisoners to be released early to ease overcrowding
- Gething sacks minister alleging she leaked to media
- Gething sacks minister alleging she leaked to media
- Ex-Post Office IT boss blocked Vennells' number
- Boy, 6, dies in fall from block of flats
- Boy, 6, dies in fall from block of flats
- Letby inquiry should be live-streamed, say families
- Reality TV stars charged over investment plugs
- Woman, 62, praises boys who rescued her from river
Solihull community's sorrow over fourth lake boy's death
The child's loss on Wednesday follows the earlier deaths of three other boys pulled from icy water.
Sea search continues after migrant boat deaths
Drones are being used to look for people still missing after a boat started sinking in the English Channel.
PhD student solves 2,500-year-old Sanskrit problem
Rishi Rajpopat, from India, decodes a rule taught by Panini, a master of the ancient language.
Greyhound racing should be banned in Wales, says committee
It comes after 35,000 people sign an online petition calling for the sport to be scrapped.
'NHS staff have been pushed to the limit'
A nursing associate says she has borrowed money from her son and slept in her car to make ends meet.
Youth homelessness: 'Shelters are full every night'
Homelessness charities call for tailored support for young people facing increasing instability.
David 'Les' Ross: The unsolved Corby murder with a dead suspect
David Ross died just weeks after achieving his dream of owning a nightclub.
Buy festive shopping in store, small retailers say
The warning comes as Royal Mail staff walk out in a fight over pay and conditions.
Airport security 100ml liquid rule to be scrapped
Restrictions on liquids and removing electrical items from bags are to axed by June 2024.
The Papers: 'Channel horror' and 'give nurses a deal'
Several of Thursday's papers lead with the migrant boat that got into difficulty while crossing the Channel.
Ros Atkins on… Michelle Mone and PPE Medpro
There are claims the Tory peer financially benefited from a company which was awarded PPE contracts.
Scottish budget likely to target higher earners
Finance Secretary John Swinney says his budget will include "decisive action" to tackle the cost of living crisis.
Nurses say strike is gut-wrenching decision but necessary
About 17,000 nurses at almost all health boards in Wales are striking on Thursday over pay.
Largest nursing strike in NHS history set to start
Nurses in England, Wales and Northern Ireland are set to strike in a dispute with the government over pay.
Iceland boss Richard Walker says he would like to be PM
Richard Walker tells the BBC that politics "needs more people from outside the Westminster bubble".
Military housing: Families say they're living in damp, mouldy conditions
In a rare show of discontent, personnel say they wait days or sometimes weeks for repairs.
Boris Johnson makes more than £1m from speeches since leaving office
The former PM's paid appearances since September include speeches in America, India and Portugal.
Solihull: Six-year-old boy who fell into icy lake dies
The six-year-old becomes the fourth boy to die after being pulled from the water in Solihull.
Zara Aleena murder: Jordan McSweeney jailed for at least 38 years
Jordan McSweeney refused to leave the Old Bailey's cells to be sentenced for Zara Aleena's murder.
Police call handler Joshua Tilt jailed for sharing body photo
Joshua Tilt is sentenced to two years and two months in prison for posting the image on WhatsApp.