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- Sunak to tackle 'sick note culture' in welfare speech
- Why is Taylor Swift singing about Dylan Thomas?
- Women secretly filmed on nights out 'feel unsafe'
- Women secretly filmed on nights out 'feel unsafe'
- Ketamine addict: 'I can't walk 50m without weeing'
- Family 'appalled' officer shared dead body pictures
- Historical coin hoard found buried under floor
- Painting stolen from Oxford recovered in Romania
- Byron statue move planned 66 years after go-ahead
- Chris Mason: how mayors became the fashionable thing in England
Skepta apologises and removes single artwork after Holocaust criticism
The UK rap star apologises after the cover for his forthcoming single Gas Me Up was deemed offensive.
Sainsbury's sells record pigs in blankets and mince pies
Festive food sales helped boost the supermarket giant over the Christmas period.
Rules around Welsh holiday homes to tighten 'for safety'
They follow worries about the effect of shirt-term lets on housing stock.
Fenny Compton: The village where Post Office scandal battle began
Fenny Compton village played a "significant role" in the Post Office's Horizon scandal, locals say.
Ralph Fiennes adds voice to campaign against 112-mile pylons route
Ralph Fiennes argues for an offshore alternative to a 112-mile pylon plan spanning three counties.
Sudbury cat missing for five years turns up two miles away
Sudbury tom Fred is allowed to stay with the elderly man who has been feeding him, his owner says.
Kettering hospital baby death was investigated by major crime team
Police arrived at a distraught mother's house the day after her daughter died at Kettering General Hospital.
London is world's slowest city for drivers, study finds
The research says it is slow driving in the capital because of widespread 20mph speed limits.
Bibby Stockholm: Others may harm themselves, says dead man's roommate
The roommate of an asylum seeker who died on the barge says conditions on board are "getting worse".
Parents of British victim of Grand Canyon helicopter crash to get £79m
Jonathan Udall was one of five Britons killed after the craft crashed and burst into flames in 2018.
Stephen Fry wants King's Guards to ditch bear fur
The actor says it is unnecessarily cruel to use real bear fur in soldiers' bearskin caps.
Teenagers accused in half of child abuse cases
Young people are unaware taking and sharing nude pictures of someone under 18 is a crime, police say.
The Papers: Vennells returns CBE and Fujitsu's public contracts
Criticism of the former head of the Post Office and the firm behind its faulty software leads the papers.
Can pop-up shops help to regenerate our High Streets?
Pop-up shops are proving one way to fill empty units left on our High Streets, as chains struggle.
Baby formula price cut helps new parents
Food and drink giant Danone will cut the price of its baby formula range sold to UK retailers.
PSNI appeal over west Belfast shooting incident
It is not known if anyone has been hurt in the incident in the Greenan area on Tuesday night.
Tory group of MPs aim to force changes to Rwanda Bill
Former minister Robert Jenrick leads a group of 40 would-be rebels looking to "strengthen" the bill.
Post Office scandal: 'Racism affected how we were treated over Horizon'
The workers say they believe racism affected the way people were treated in the Horizon scandal
Carabao Cup: Middlesbrough 1-0 Chelsea: Hosts earn slender advantage in semi-final first leg
Chelsea miss a host of chances as Championship side Middlesbrough earn a slender advantage in the first leg of their EFL Cup semi-final at a boisterous Riverside.
MND: Father fundraises for Doddie Weir charity after diagnosis
Mark Williams knew something wasn't right when his speech started to change.