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A £65bn injection from the Bank of England to prop up pension funds on Wednesday leads the papers.

The number of people complaining to HMRC about companies claiming tax repayments on their behalf has tripled in two years, a BBC investigation finds.

How a podcast may have solved the mystery of a dead child washed up on a Fife beach in 1971.

The incident involving an Icelandair and Korean Air aircraft is being investigated.

A man has appeared in court charged with causing grievous bodily harm to Peter Ormerod, who has died.

He urges the music industry to take the issue more seriously, as he's honoured for his charity work.

Government departments are also being told to find cuts to help reduce spending, the BBC is told.

Hollie Dance says she has had "vile" comments, adding a noose had been left on her son's grave.

Locate International is hoping to jog the memories of people in London in 1977 to solve the case.

Network Rail say just one in 10 services will run and some areas will have no trains on Saturday.

Jade Hutchings' mum says he was seen as "a troublesome black male", not "a vulnerable young person".

BBC News personal-finance correspondent Kevin Peachey answers your mortgage questions.

Andrew Griffith says the UK is dealing with the same issues as other major economies affected by the Ukraine war.

Four-time Olympic champion Mo Farah withdraws from Sunday's London Marathon with a hip injury.

The gesture is in solidarity with protests in Iran over the death of a young woman in custody.

Ferguson Marine Engineering says one of the vessels being built for CalMac will not be ready until 2024.

Dalian Atkinson died after an encounter with West Mercia Police officers in Shropshire in 2016.

Suka the terrier was down the hole for 26 hours but emerged unharmed.

Emma Grainger, who used to live in Bridgnorth, went into a coma after an operation went wrong.

The health service says 448,000 people have used the app to make decisions on organ donations.