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- Yousaf will not resign as Scotland's first minister
- Peter Kay 'can't believe' new arena's fresh delay
- Teen arrested after school placed in lockdown
- Teacher admits murdering partner and burying body
- Teacher admits murdering partner and burying body
- Two UK men charged with helping Russian intelligence
- People 'at increased risk of harm' following budget
- Murder-accused in court over death of woman, 90
- John Lewis job applicants get questions beforehand
- Girl, 13, in court on attempted murder charges
What an interest rate rise would mean for your finances
Few people face an immediate impact on their finances, but a rising Bank rate would still be significant.
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson visits NHS staff at hospital
Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson tells BBC Breakfast that frontline workers have shown "great strength" as he visits NHS staff at Liverpool University Hospitals,
COP26: Playground removes carbon emissions from the air
This inflatable playground on display at COP26 removes carbon and particulate matter from the air.
Air pollution: 'My child is fighting for breath'
David is worried about his asthmatic daughter Esme because of the pollution levels she's exposed to.
Newspaper headlines: PM hails methane deal and booster rollout 'stalls'
The latest pledge from the COP26 summit and concerns about the Covid vaccine programme feature in the papers.
Bereavement support: Call to offer support to families
There is currently no official help for families, with the Welsh Parliament to debate the situation.
COP26: Biden leaves Scotland hailing summit progress
US President Joe Biden says "we got a lot done" after attending the first days of the summit.
Bill to prevent future emergency school closures
Bid to ban emergency school closures in England and safeguard pupils, is to be heard in the Commons.
COP26: Boris Johnson cautiously optimistic on climate progress
But there is a long way to go, Boris Johnson says, as world leaders prepare to leave the summit.
Trevor Smith: Man shot by police had threatened partner with gun
Trevor Smith died at his home in Birmingham in 2019 after being struck by a ricocheted bullet.
Azeem Rafiq: Yorkshire board should resign over report into racism allegations, says DCMS chair
Julian Knight MP has called on the board of Yorkshire County Cricket Club to resign after a leaked report emerged apparently containing details of the investigation into the treatment of Azeem Rafiq.
COP26: What's the climate impact of private jets?
World leaders' use of private jets to attend the climate summit has been called into question.
Hertfordshire couple marry on Lister Hospital cancer ward
The planned wedding is brought forward because of the seriousness of the groom's condition.
Spend Local: Deadline to use high street cards extended by two weeks
People will be able to use their Spend Local voucher in shops until 14 December.
Logan Luker: Tributes after Penygraig rugby player, 17, dies
Logan Luker's parents say he was "such a special person" and "the best son and brother".
Covid-19: Javid calls for caution and MPs told to wear masks in Parliament
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.
UK fishing boat still held by French, despite minister George Eustice's claim
Environment Secretary George Eustice mistakenly said the Cornelis Gert Jan trawler had been released.
Treorchy Chinese takeaway: Stabbed step-dad found teen 'lifeless'
A man found the body of his step-daughter shortly after being stabbed himself, a court hears.
Haverfordwest: Tributes to paddleboarders who died in river
Police name Morgan Rogers, Nicola Wheatley and Paul O'Dwyer as the three who died in a river.
What are smart motorways and are they dangerous?
MPs have called for a five-year delay to "all-lane running" smart motorways over safety fears.