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- Most Scots have no religion - Census
- 'My husband died five weeks ago - blood compensation comes too late'
- How dangerous are XL bullies and how does the ban work?
- Five questions for ex-Post Office boss Paula Vennells
- Child abusers often family and other kids – police
- Water firm could pay out up to £3.5m compensation
- Water firm could pay out up to £3.5m compensation
- Bootcamps for unemployed to fill job gaps
- Liverpool to become 'Taylor Town' for Eras shows
- Food price rises 'returning to normal'
Three in court over alleged plot to attack Jewish community
Three men are accused of planning a gun attack on the Jewish community in North-West England.
Three in court over alleged plan to attack Jewish community
Three men are accused of planning a gun attack on the Jewish community in North-West England.
Three in court over alleged plan to attack Jewish community
Three men are accused of planning a gun attack on the Jewish community in North-West England.
UK farmers must grow more fruit and veg, warns PM
A new national food security report finds the UK is too reliant on imports of fruit and vegetables.
Protest-hit farm subsidy plan pushed back a year
Unions call aspects of the scheme including a 10% tree cover rule for farms "unworkable".
Novelist Jilly Cooper says damehood is orgasmic
King Charles was at his first major investiture since being diagnosed with cancer in February.
Police re-bail man over ice hockey player's death
Adam Johnson was hit in the neck by a skate in a collision with Sheffield Steelers' Matt Petgrave.
Ambassador summoned after three face spying charges
A Foreign Office spokesperson says recent behaviour by China against the UK is "not acceptable".
New law will clear Post Office scandal victims
Wrongful convictions based on Horizon evidence will be quashed if the emergency legislation is passed.
New ships will help fight future wars - Shapps
The defence secretary says new ships will be more flexible and able to carry out a wide range of tasks.
Triple killer's sentence not unduly lenient - judges
Valdo Calocane was given a hospital order after admitting manslaughter by diminished responsibility.
Triple killer's sentence not unduly lenient - judges
Valdo Calocane was given a hospital order after admitting manslaughter by diminished responsibility.
Triple killer's sentence not unduly lenient - judges
Valdo Calocane was given a hospital order after admitting manslaughter by diminished responsibility.
Co-op Live incident 'was almost catastrophic'
The boss of the troubled new arena describes how part of a ventilation system fell off the ceiling.
Weight loss jab 'could reduce heart attack risk'
The jab could reduce heart attack and stroke risks regardless of the amount of weight people lose.
Man who murdered family has jail sentence reduced
Jamie Barrow was originally handed a minimum term of 44 years when sentenced in July last year.
UK wage growth still high despite unemployment rise
The jobless rate increases to the highest for nearly a year but pay continues to surpass inflation.
'I thought, I'm a goner': Twin recalls being saved by sister from crocodile
Georgia Laurie will receive a King's Gallantry Medal for her bravery in saving twin sister Melissa in Mexico in 2021.
PSNI plea for help catching predatory money lenders
Just three people have been prosecuted for illegal money lending in Northern Ireland since 2017.
UK wage growth still high despite unemployment rise
The jobless rate increases to the highest for nearly a year but pay continues to surpass inflation.