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- Protesters block coach over asylum seeker transfer
- 'Eunuch maker' website made £300,000, court hears
- Comedy doesn't work if you're literal-minded, says Cleese
- Two boys, 12, killed man with machete, court hears
- Taxi driver killed man minutes after police stop
- New photo marks Princess Charlotte's 9th birthday
- Arrest after linesman punched at football match
- Farmer held over burglary shooting death
- Farmer held over burglary shooting death
- In Pictures: Dogs at polling stations
Durham Police clear Sir Keir Starmer of breaking coronavirus rules
The Labour leader has said he did not break rules after being pictured drinking a beer in April 2021.
Tinnitus biobank needed to explain ringing ears condition
A charity says a biobank library of human tissue is needed so experts can try to cure tinnitus.
No 10 set for more changes as PM seeks to calm MPs
Boris Johnson seeks to reassure Tory backbenchers amid the fallout from Sue Gray's initial report.
Winter Olympics: British teenager Kirsty Muir qualifies for ski big air final
Teenager Kirsty Muir qualifies for the ski big air final - but fellow Team GB athletes Katie Summerhayes and James Woods miss out.
NI political crisis: Bill to prevent Stormont collapse set to be passed
The Westminster bill would allow the NI Assembly to continue to operate without a working executive.
Covid: Plan to tackle NHS backlog on hold and Australia's borders reopen
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday morning.
New greenfield housing still designed around cars, report finds
Services such as shops, schools and doctors are often almost impossible to reach on foot or by bike
Work sexism: Women 'not supported' to be business leaders
CEO Louise O'Shea says culture needs to change to get more women at the top of businesses.
Mental health: Rise in NI children seeking help during pandemic
Figures show mental health services referrals from hospitals for young people rose by 24% in a year.
Blackpool drug death: Warning as man dies and second hospitalised
A man is dead and a second is critically ill after taking drugs in Blackpool, Lancashire Police say.
Doc Martin village 'at flooding risk' from crumbling harbour
Port Isaac's fishing fleet has depleted in recent years, leaving little money for harbour maintenance.
Covid: Plan to tackle England's NHS backlog delayed
A detailed plan by NHS England to reduce waiting lists for procedures is held back by one section of government.
Private parking fines to be capped at £50
Drivers will also need to be given a grace period for lateness, as part of a government crackdown on parking firms.
This Is Going To Hurt: Ben Whishaw on a best seller, Bond and a Bear
The actor talks about roles including playing a doctor in Adam Kay TV series This is Going to Hurt.
What would persuade Scots to ditch the car?
The Scottish government wants journeys to fall 20% by 2030 - so what would tempt drivers to other forms of transport?
Fatherhood joy for paralysis implant dad
David M’zee received an electrical implant to his spine in 2017, it enables him to walk slowly and stand.
Wales v Scotland rugby: More seats on electric trains
Sports fans often complain about overcrowding on stations and trains for big games.
Doctor murder: Hundreds at Gary Jenkins Cardiff vigil
Organisers want the gathering to show unity against intolerance after the homophobic killing.
Arrest after football fan runs onto pitch
A man has been arrested following an incident in which a fan ran onto the pitch as Nottingham Forest celebrated their third goal in 4-1 FA Cup win over rivals Leicester City.
Carrie Johnson: I'm target of a brutal briefing campaign
The PM's wife says she is being targeted by his enemies and insists she plays no role in government.