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- Shooting victim who died after car dropped him off at hospital named
- Welsh man loses battle over parking ticket issued in English
- 'Horrendous birth experience left me in therapy'
- HMP Parc staff allegedly taking in drugs
- Teacher 'liked attention' but denies sex with boys
- Baby who choked may have had non-pureed food - mum
- Power to move rough sleepers over 'smells' dropped
- Mother and son jailed over XL bully attack on boy
- Mother and son jailed over XL bully attack on boy
- How will John Swinney navigate divisions over identity politics?
John Swinney tests negative for Covid-19
The deputy first minister had been self-isolating after being told he was a close contact of someone with the virus.
NI schools overwhelmed by 'tsunami' of Covid absences
The Ulster Teachers' Union says schools do not have the capacity to maintain current mitigations.
Ashes in Australia to 'hopefully' have full houses
The Ashes will "hopefully" be played to full houses and on schedule despite a rise in Covid cases, Cricket Australia say.
Firmus energy: Gas prices rising by 35% in towns across NI
The Consumer Council says the average Firmus energy annual bill is set to rise by about £182.
Covid in Wales: No firebreak lockdown planned
The Welsh government says it is continuing to closely monitor the public health situation.
Covid: Vote on tax rise and India's jab drive
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.
Only Fools and Horses: Archive found on 40th anniversary
Negatives from the classic sitcom found in the BBC Archives have been restored and digitised.
No parental leave ‘a barrier’ to local politics
Campaigners say about three quarters of councils in England do not have a formal parental leave policy.
Covid in Scotland: 'I'm double-vaccinated but can't show the proof'
A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.
Channel crossings: Priti Patel to meet French minister over migrants
The home secretary has warned she could withhold a £54m payment to France unless more boats are stopped.
MPs to vote on health and social care tax rise
Boris Johnson says plan to raise National Insurance by 1.25 percentage points is "reasonable and fair".
Special-needs support beyond crisis, heads say
Funding has to rise so all pupils can be supported to learn, the National Association of Head Teachers says.
Wales' MPs could be cut by eight as major changes published
The Welsh secretary is among the MPs seeing their seats redrawn in the proposals.
Could the boost to women’s football mean more online abuse?
Aston Villa player Anita Asante says she worries whether players will be able to ‘manage’ potential online abuse.
CEO Secrets: The bra boss busting stereotypes
Leanne Cahill, CEO of Bravissimo, shares her journey from shop floor to boardroom in retail.
Universal Credit: What £20 means to me
People on Universal Credit who received a £20 extra per week during the pandemic, explain how the extra money helped and how they will cope without it.
Newspaper headlines: PM's social care gamble and highest tax since war
The announcement of a tax rise to pay for social care leads all of the morning papers.
Cladding: Cardiff homeowner's tears as safety costs spiral
As well as increased charges and insurance costs, many owners also face expensive repair work.
Austria 0-1 Scotland: Lyndon Dykes penalty earns huge away win
Scotland impressively revive their World Cup hopes with a momentous victory over Austria to climb into the Group F play-off spot.
Scottish NHS to receive £1.1bn from UK-wide social care tax
The prime minister confirms a proportion of the UK-wide tax will be ringfenced for NHS Scotland.