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- Families 'let down' over decades on infected blood -Shapps
- Woman left homeless after canal boat stolen
- Man charged with murder of woman in east Belfast
- Fury was boxing like he had won the fight - Lewis
- Inside the museums averaging fewer than one visitor a day
- Cold case detectives vow to solve historical sex crimes
- Cold case detectives vow to solve historic sex crimes
- 'I will be paying my mortgage until I’m 68'
- Fujitsu sacked boss at height of Horizon scandal
- Hepatitis C tests spike after blood scandal news
More than 17 million have used buy now, pay later services
Interest in buy now pay later options is surging, with growth fastest among users in their 40s and 50s.
Disabled children: Most carers not offered assessment
Almost 66% were not offered a needs assessment, with the situation described as unacceptable.
Covid: Secondary school pupils in England advised to wear masks
Ministers want to make sure education settings are "as safe as possible" amid new variant fears.
Salisbury and Skupski put GB into Davis Cup quarters
Great Britain are through to the Davis Cup quarter-finals after Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski win a decisive doubles rubber against the Czech Republic.
Covid-19: Plans in place to identify Omicron variant in NI
Health Minister Robin Swann intends to update Assembly on measures deployed to tackle the variant.
Channel migrants: France wants 'serious' talks with UK
Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin says France will not be held hostage by domestic British politics.
Covid: Third case of Omicron variant detected in the UK
The individual spent time in London but is no longer in the country, the Health Security Agency says.
Storm Arwen: Thousands of homes still without power
Some customers do not have electricity after more than a day, and train services are still limited.
Omicron: 'Wear face-coverings, reduce contact' to prevent spread
Top medical adviser Dr Susan Hopkins urges people to take action now to reduce transmissions.
Snow brings disruption - and delight
As Storm Arwen moves on, bitterly cold temperatures bring snow to many parts of the UK.
Nadine Dorries criticised for doubting Stanley Johnson grope claim
MP Caroline Nokes says she is disappointed after the culture secretary dismisses her Stanley Johnson claim.
SNP to table motion to 'censure' Boris Johnson
SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford says he will table a motion rebuking the prime minister next week.
Covid: Shoppers asked to respect new mandatory mask rules
The British Retail Consortium says people should show consideration to store workers and other shoppers.
F1 legend Sir Frank Williams dies aged 79
Williams Racing team founder and former team principal Sir Frank Williams dies, aged 79.
Storm Arwen: Thousands of homes remain without power
Welfare facilities have been set up for residents who have had no electricity since Friday night.
New Covid variant suspected in Cardiff rugby player
Cardiff's hopes of flying out of South Africa on Sunday are over after two positive Covid-19 cases are confirmed in their squad.
Storm Arwen: Thousands across England remain without power
Transport networks are also affected after Storm Arwen caused extensive damage.
Health failures in NI creating unfair system says Bengoa
Prof Rafael Bengoa, who led a review into the NI service, says people are turning to private care.
Storm Arwen: Customers spend second night at Britain's highest pub
Dozens of people are still unable to leave the Tan Hill Inn due to heavy snowfall.
Nicola Sturgeon: Covid travel curbs 'may need to go further'
Scotland's first minister says more Covid travel restrictions may be necessary in the coming days.