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- 'No public threat' as radiological material found
- Russia gives British diplomat a week to leave
- Faulty valve possible source of parasite outbreak
- Faulty valve possible source of parasite outbreak
- I remember McCann suspect's eyes, says rape victim
- Bodies left decomposing in hospitals, reports find
- Backlash as Morrisons trials sale of New Zealand lamb
- Man who strangled partner during sex took own life
- Scottish prisoners to be released early to ease overcrowding
- Gething sacks minister alleging she leaked to media
Two missing divers presumed dead off Cornwall coast
The divers were exploring a former Royal Navy frigate which was sunk to create an offshore reef.
Covid-19: Decision on jabs for children due in days
There is a "strong case" for vaccinating healthy 12 to 15-year-olds, the government believes.
Covid in Scotland: What do we know about the vaccine passport?
A new vaccine passport scheme is planned for Scotland, but it is still unclear where it will be needed.
Flu jab delay: Doctors call for MPs to take action
Flu jabs in England and Wales are delayed due to an HGV driver shortage, a supplier says.
Singing Leicestershire plumber lands record deal on job
Kev Crane's talents were spotted when he sang along to the radio as he fitted bathrooms.
Top street artists paint decks in aid of rural skatepark
More than 20 skateboards will be auctioned to raise money to build a rural skatepark.
Afghanistan: RAF veteran recalls lives saved to stop own 'dark spiral'
Michelle Partington was the first female paramedic with the RAF to be deployed to the conflict in 2009.
Abandoned dog called Bandit becomes a key crime fighter
He was rejected by three owners before being taken on by Avon and Somerset Police.
Essex baby given £1.79m drug makes 'huge progress'
Eleven-month-old Edward is able to support his head after receiving the world's most expensive drug.
Married Anglican bishop joins Catholic Church
Jonathan Goodall says he made the move after a long period of prayer, which had been a "testing" period.
Government communications are failing, says ex-No 10 adviser
The PM's ex-adviser says inexperienced staff and leaks damaged the government's Covid response.
'Bitcoin fraud cost me £500,000'
A successful businessman saw his life savings wiped out when he fell victim to ruthless fraudsters.
Afghanistan: Despair of Brits and UK allies stuck behind Taliban lines
An NHS worker, a teacher and families trapped in Afghanistan tell the BBC about their plans now.
The Papers: Child jabs decision 'chaos', and royal funeral leak
Dominating Saturday's papers are reports that plans to vaccinate 12-15-year-olds are due to go ahead.
'My parents won't let me get the Covid vaccine'
In some countries, the Covid-19 vaccine can be given to all teenagers over the age of 12 but not all are allowed.
GDPR: Welsh government breached data laws 300 times since 2019
Cases include "unauthorised disclosure" of personal sensitive data including criminal allegations.
'I've eaten the same breakfast for the last 22 years'
A veteran hotel inspector reveals the highs and lows of working undercover in Scotland.
What's it like to be in the 1% of female lorry drivers?
The chronic shortage of lorry drivers has led haulage firms to try to attract more women to the role.
Blackpool Illuminations 2021: Switch-on honour for Strictly's Ballas
Shirley Ballas leads a star-studded line-up to start an extended run for Blackpool's famous lights.
Flu jabs in England and Wales delayed due to HGV driver shortage
The maker says it is two weeks behind on its deliveries, and vaccinations will have to be rescheduled.