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A judge says 22 former Celtic Boys Club players can launch a group compensation claim over allegations of sexual abuse.

The victims in the attack in Bristol were lucky not to have been killed, police say.

Tributes are paid to Sunderland fan Michael Waggott who fell ill at the game against Burton Albion.

"We will continue to support our Ukrainian friends", Boris Johnson says.

Southend is to become a city later in memory of the area's former MP Sir David Amess.

Dominic Raab says UK will support the International Criminal Court if it takes action against Russia.

About 10,000 workers from the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union walk out at midnight.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday morning.

The force is accused of failing to investigate claims a British paedophile is abusing children overseas.

Tom Littledyke is driving his minibus full of supplies to the Ukraine-Poland border to help refugees.

BBC Scotland speaks to two men whose lives have been turned upside down by Russia's actions.

Gina Harris hopes to cycle from Land's End to John O'Groats and become the oldest woman to do so.

Supplies only increased after "extensive lobbying" and Covid escalation in care homes, a report found.

Some public bodies are giving staff St David's Day off - but it's not yet an official public holiday.

Vladimir Putin will "feel the consequences" of invading Ukraine, the PM says, as he heads to Poland and Estonia.

The papers focus on the human impact of the invasion of Ukraine, as dozens are killed in missile strikes.

Ros Atkins looks at the history of nuclear tensions and deals between the US and Russia.

Councils are debating whether to spend thousands of pounds to continue live steaming their meetings.

Travellers in England and Wales will be charged up to 3.8% more, adding to the cost of living.

Traders who blew the whistle on fraud were jailed, but no senior figure was prosecuted.