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- Domestic abuse: ‘I was quite controlling, things needed to change’
- Social media sites urged to stop school exam scams
- Bluetongue virus warning as midges blown into UK
- Fake police officer ordered woman to stop on M1
- The Papers: 'No truce yet' in Gaza and Alzheimer's treatment hope
- Tourist influx turns Lake Windermere green, researchers say
- Westminster urged to extend Troubles payment scheme
- New contract sees GPs share £5m for insurance bills
- Tom Daley confirmed for fifth Olympics in Paris
- UK armed forces' personal data accessed in hack
Families in Wales on benefits will get extra £100 winter fuel payment
People on Universal Credit and other benefits to get cash to help with energy bills this winter.
Government delays further education changes by a year
Education Secretary Nadhim Zahawi says it would be "wrong to push too hard" on its timetable.
What next for Scotland's Covid vaccine passport scheme?
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will update MSPs on the outcome of the latest review of restrictions.
Cricketer Rafiq to give evidence to MPs
Ex-Yorkshire player Azeem Rafiq and the county's former chair Roger Hutton will give evidence to a Digital, Culture, Media and Sport select committee hearing on Tuesday.
Key issues for Southgate's England one year from World Cup
Gareth Southgate can move preparations for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar through the gears after England's qualification was confirmed with a 10-0 thrashing of San Marino.
Scotland 2-0 Denmark: John Souttar and Che Adams earn home World Cup play-off
Scotland secure a home tie in the World Cup play-off semi-finals thanks to goals from John Souttar and Che Adams against group leaders Denmark.
Liverpool Women's Hospital explosion: Man killed named as Emad Al Swealmeen
Emad Al Swealmeen, 32, died when a homemade bomb exploded in a taxi on Sunday morning, police say.
Jersey fishing rights: PM reassures on 'unjustified' threats
France had threatened to stop British boats offloading catches at its ports after seizing a trawler.
Liverpool explosion: What we know so far
An explosion in a taxi outside Liverpool Women's Hospital has been declared a terrorist incident.
Yousef Makki inquest: Unlawful killing ruling could be found, barrister says
A barrister acting for Yousef Makki's family says the conclusion can be safely found at his inquest.
Covid-19: Robin Swann calls for NI passport scheme
The health minister is to table a proposal to bring before the Stormont executive later this week.
Strictly judge Craig Revel Horwood to miss show with Covid
He will not take part in this weekend's live show but should return the following week, Strictly says.
Blaenau Gwent: Parking scheme review calls after too few cars ticketed
Blaenau Gwent authority wants the examination after just 1,029 were dished out in 11 months.
Greta Thunberg says 'many loopholes' in Glasgow pact
The activist says while "small progress" was made, the Glasgow agreement was "vague" and "watered down".
Greta Thunberg: ‘COP26 even watered down the blah, blah, blah’
The climate campaigner says the outcome of the Glasgow summit is far too vague and open to differing interpretations.
Scrapping HS2 Leeds extension 'undermines' levelling up
Yorkshire leaders hit out at suggestions government is dropping HS2 Leeds extension.
Lucy Dyer jailed for killing baby in Llanelli drink-drive crash
Six-month-old Eva Maria Nichifor was in a car which was hit by 23-year-old Lucy Dyer.
Covid-19: Booster jabs for over-40s and Northern Ireland considers Covid passports
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.
Railway line closed as truck goes down embankment
Emergency services are trying to remove the vehicle from an embankment above a railway line in Fife.
Accrington care worker who stole £200k from clients is jailed
Chelsea Whittaker stole from about 30 vulnerable patients across Lancashire.