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- Scottish government to face vote of no confidence
- Ministers accept three-month deadline for blood scheme
- Hainault sword attack: The day that 'shocked everyone'
Police officers deny assaulting care home amputee
The officers were called to an incident at a care home in St Leonards-on-Sea in June 2022.
Return to duty for Army horses 'too early to know'
Two horses are in a "serious condition" after they bolted through central London on Wednesday.
Prince William visits school after boy's invite
Prince William visits a school to discover how pupils are shining a light on mental health.
Ditching the Greens is a defining moment for Humza Yousaf
The first minister has torn up one of the most significant elements of Nicola Sturgeon's legacy.
Hero teacher restrained school stabber, says brother
A teenage girl remains in custody after being arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.
Deborah James's family call for cancer strategy
The journalist's family are urging the government to craft a plan to ensure earlier diagnosis of cancer.
'We lost £26,000 in a year' - shoplifting hits record in England and Wales
Shoplifting was up by 37% in the year to December 2023, the highest since records began in 2003.
Will Labour’s plan make train tickets cheaper?
What impact will Labour's pledge to nationalise the railways have?
Capt Sir Tom's family home on sale for £2.25m
The Bedfordshire home that the veteran fundraiser lived in with his family is now on the market.
Capt Sir Tom's family home on sale for £2.25m
The Bedfordshire home that the veteran fundraiser lived in with his family is now on the market.
Sainsbury's: Almost everyone now shops in store
Nearly 90% of business now comes from its stores, the retailer says, as it reports a rise in food sales.
Watch: Humza Yousaf terminates Scottish Greens deal
The SNP's power-sharing deal with the Scottish Green Party has been scrapped.
Greens say SNP bowing to 'reactionary forces'
The Scottish Greens say the end of power-sharing shows the SNP "capitulating to reactionary forces".
Scotland boss Clarke on Euros ambition, calm exterior and making dad proud
Scotland are not going to the Euros as "tourists", says Steve Clarke as the manager discusses his move into coaching, the hurt of missing the World Cup and losing his father to dementia.
One more arrest over Channel small boat deaths
The UK's National Crime Agency says it has arrested an 18-year-old Sudanese citizen on Wednesday.
Rebel Wilson book published in the UK with blacked out text
Some sections of the UK edition of the book, released on Thursday, have been redacted.
SNP's power-sharing deal with Greens collapses
It follows criticism of the government's decision to scrap key climate targets and its response to a review into gender services.
Sainsbury's boosted by strong food sales
The UK's second largest supermarket has spent heavily to keep prices low but clothing sales fell.
Cavalry horses in serious condition after bolting
The horses were spooked by a loud noise in Belgravia and two ran as far as Limehouse, east London.
Cavalry horses in serious condition after bolting
The horses were spooked by a loud noise in Belgravia and two ran as far as Limehouse, east London.