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The time Scottish Borders Council took to report concerns to the child protection unit was described as "reprehensible".

Flooding from Storm Franklin has caused evacuations in some parts of the UK.

Mike Rydings from Wythenshawe died a year after being injured at a bar in the Spanish resort in 2018.

Youngsters living where the six-year-old was killed face "drift and delay" in getting support.

The founder of SBTV, who has died at the age of 31, spoke to the BBC in 2016 and 2017 about his journey into the music scene.

The price rise between January and February is the highest for 20 years, says Rightmove.

The collision between two cars in Thames, Oxfordshire, happened on Sunday afternoon.

Boris Johnson says the lifting of all curbs in England will "mark a moment of pride" for the country..

Juliet Coffer has a severe lung condition, and feels unsafe at the prospect of Covid restrictions being scrapped.

A yellow weather warning for wind is in force in Northern Ireland until lunchtime on Monday.

Confirmation the Queen has Covid-19 and Olympic gold for UK curlers make Scotland's front pages.

As the Storm Eunice clear-up goes on, Storm Franklin brings more problems and almost 80mph gusts.

Heavy rain in South Yorkshire has caused the River Don to burst its banks in Doncaster.

Her workload is likely to include the reading of state papers or looking through correspondence.

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

Liz Truss says a solution on the Brexit deal must be found so focus can turn to issues such as Ukraine.

It says the number of people rough sleeping or without a home in Glasgow is growing after Covid.

A Holyrood report finds "significant and persistent problems" within the organisation and its staff.

Coercive control is a specific offence for the first time in Northern Ireland as of Monday.

Once homeless and addicted to heroin, a former sex worker tells of how she turned her life around.