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- Welsh ministers 'put hands up' over 20mph rule
- Welsh ministers 'put hands up' over 20mph rule
- BBC presenter reports racist abuse on London train
- Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment
- Met Police apologises for 'openly Jewish' comment
- Brixton Academy reopens for first time since crush
- Police looking at allegations against MP Menzies
- Teacher admits killing partner buried in garden
- 'Humpty Dumpty house' put up for sale
- Post Office lawyer 'missed' key Horizon finding
Christmas number one: Wham! and Sam Ryder do battle as chart race enters final day
Wham!, Sam Ryder and Mariah Carey are in one of the most open festive chart races of recent years.
'I won!' Honours system loses its sense of modesty
Firms are charging up to £40,000 to help secure awards - and not all wait for the official announcement.
Ikea warns of product delays after Red Sea attacks
Swedish flat-packing retail giant warns of delays and possible shortages due to attacks on key route
Temu shoppers risk buying items made by forced labour, MP warns
The Chinese online retailer with the slogan 'shop like a billionaire' faces questions over its ultra low prices.
Gambling: Premier League and other sporting bodies urged to cut pitchside betting adverts
The Premier League and other sports governing bodies "should commit to cutting the volume" of gambling adverts on pitchside hoardings in stadiums, says an influential group of MPs.
British Sign Language to be introduced as GCSE in England
Students in England will be able to choose British Sign Language as a GCSE subject from September 2025.
Fears UK not ready for deepfake general election
A senior Tory MP leads calls for more government action to prevent AI sabotaging British democracy.
It's a Wonderful Life: How a festive classic helps a Glasgow cinema thrive
It's a Wonderful Life has been the Glasgow Film Theatre's biggest box office hit for 12 of the last 15 years.
South Wales Police officer sex offences horrifying, chief says
Public right to be horrified at misconduct says police chief after officers jailed for sex offences.
Christmas: 21 million cars expected for festive getaway
Motorists told UK roads will be busiest between Friday and Sunday this festive season.
Brain surgery teen to have first seizure-free Christmas
Angus Bain, 17, has suffered debilitating epileptic fits every week throughout his childhood.
Public pay must reflect rises, ministers say
Government letters to pay review bodies say pay rises should be reflected when setting pay in 2024
Ex-soldier William Howitt jailed over far-right bookshop terror plot
William Howitt is told by a judge he "glorified Hitler" and had entrenched right-wing views".
Glastonbury Festival 2024: More toilets needed says council
The licensing authority for the event makes recommendations ahead of its return in June 2024.
Troubles legacy act: Ireland takes human rights case against UK
The UK government says it "profoundly regrets" the move over its bill to deal with Troubles-era crimes.
Luton's abandoned match at Bournemouth to be replayed in full
Luton Town's match at Bournemouth, abandoned last Saturday after their captain Tom Lockyer collapsed on the pitch, is to be replayed in full, says the Premier League.
Brianna Ghey murder: Teens guilty of 'ferocious' killing
The 16-year-old was stabbed 28 times in a park in Cheshire by pair with a "thirst for killing".
A9 dualling project delayed by 10 years until 2035
The Scottish government's previous target of completing the job by 2025 was deemed "unachievable".
Plymouth: Man dies on boat after incident off coast
A man from Belgium has died following a "medical incident" on a vessel off the coast of Plymouth.
Scottish government abandons court case over gender law veto
Ministers will not appeal a ruling that the UK government acted lawfully when it blocked the reforms.