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- First mRNA skin-cancer vaccine starts UK trial
- Pet Shop Boys: 'We should call our next tour Farewell'
- Conservation saving species, global study suggests
- Judge accused of bullying and misogyny
- Yousaf 'in peril' and 'customised' skin cancer jab
- Can Yousaf survive as Scotland’s first minister?
- Can Yousaf survive as Scotland’s first minister?
- Chris Mason: Politics gears up ahead of election
- Co-op Live boss resigns after shows postponed
- Minister Chris Philp's Rwanda question raises eyebrows
West Belfast murder investigation after stabbing
A woman is arrested after the death of a man following a stabbing in west Belfast on Tuesday night.
Wales second homes could face 300% council tax hikes
Homeowners say the move, which could see them pay four times as much tax, is "morally indefensible".
London Tube strike: Passengers face severe disruption after RMT action
Transport bosses urge people to avoid travelling in the morning and aim to make their journeys later.
Covid: Compulsory jabs scrapped, and the rise in eating disorders
Four things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
Ukrainian students in the UK feel 'helpless as motherland is attacked'
Ukrainian students in the UK tell us about the devastation they feel about the Russian invasion.
Parents sue over failures in child hearing service at NHS Lothian
More than a dozen families are seeking compensation following "significant failures" at NHS Lothian.
Under-18s should not go to jail, says prison chief
Wendy Sinclair Gieben wants urgent legislation to end imprisonment of 16 and 17-year-olds by the end of March.
M275 northbound set for closure as crane is removed
The M275 northbound will shut so a crane that came loose during Storm Eunice can be removed.
White people at much higher risk of most cancers in England, study finds
But preventable cases of the disease could surge in black and Asian groups, analysis suggests.
Vaccines could mean only one smear test a lifetime
HPV jab is so successful that women who have it will not need screening every few years, says cancer scientist.
Newspaper headlines: 'Defiant' Ukraine faces 'barbaric' attacks
The papers highlight the bravery of Ukrainians in the face of intensifying Russian missile strikes.
'Voices in my head said I wasn't working hard enough'
Cara Neary reached "crisis point" at the age of 17, a year after she was diagnosed with anorexia.
Ukraine conflict: Donations pile high as Scots give support
Grassroots charity efforts have emerged across Scotland, with many supported by the Polish community.
Russian activist burns passport at Edinburgh vigil
Anna Jakubova, from Moscow, says she has been left horrified and ashamed by what is happening in Ukraine.
HIV: Cardiff project aims to raise awareness of virus
A new project aims to improve awareness along with access to testing and treatment of the disease.
Forced adoption: Daughter says her mum is owed apology
Anne Jones's mother was 36 when she gave birth in 1951, but had no means to keep her daughter.
Suffolk County Council to end contract with Russian-owned Gazprom
Suffolk County Council says it is working to end the partnership due to the invasion of Ukraine.
Ukraine conflict: UK sanctions Belarus for role in Russian invasion
The foreign secretary says Belarus "actively aids and abets Russia’s illegal invasion" of Ukraine.
Teenage girl seriously hurt in Liverpool shooting
The girl was shot in the Toxteth area of Liverpool and a man suffered a gunshot injury to his hand.
UK allows emergency use of bee-harming neonicotinoid pesticide
The UK government has authorised the emergency use of a type of pesticide almost entirely banned in the EU because of the harm it can cause to bees.