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- James Corden: Final Gavin and Stacey episode written
- Barry Manilow may take Co-op Live show to rival arena
- Barry Manilow ponders Co-op Live show venue switch
- Bad night for Tories as Labour make local gains
- King's official Coronation scroll is first without animal skin
- Rhod Gilbert high on life after cancer treatment
- Chris Mason: A rough night for the Conservatives
- Hundreds charged in error for child leisure cards
- Blue Peter winner designed TV with internet in 1970s
- Post Office’s expert gave false evidence to court
Flood warnings remain as cold spell persists
More than 100 flood warnings remain and an amber cold health alert is in place for much of England.
Man fined for Queen's walking stick eBay fraud
Dru Marshall listed the "antler walking stick", falsely claiming it belonged to the late monarch.
Paula Vennells: Ex-Post Office boss was shortlisted to be Bishop of London
Paula Vennells, an ordained Anglican priest, is facing questions over her role in the Horizon IT scandal.
Child abuse gang face three-month wait for sentence
A judge orders risk assessments to be carried out on the seven people found guilty of abuse.
Swindon driver jailed after carrying children in car chase
Mohammed Yusuf Ali is jailed after driving at 70mph in a 30mph zone while being pursued.
EA FC 24 was UK's best-selling game in 2023
The Fifa successor retained its position at the top of the gaming league table despite a rebrand.
Penzance heated lido to close over winter due to rising costs
The Jubilee Pool, the UK's first geothermal heated lido, is to close until May due to rising costs.
Four arrests after man found fatally stabbed at station
A man in his 20s was stabbed to death at Strawberry Hill railway station on Monday night.
Emma Raducanu: Briton pulls out of charity match before Australian Open
Britain's Emma Raducanu pulls out of a charity match scheduled to take place on Tuesday at Melbourne Park.
The murder that inspired a teacher to become an artist
When one of her pupils was murdered, Margo in Margate decided to quit teaching to pursue art and is reaching new levels of success.
Awaab Ishak: Plan to force landlords to tackle mouldy homes
Housing Secretary Michael Gove unveils more detail of reforms after the death of toddler Awaab Ishak.
E-bike rider caught cycling along the M25 at Potters Bar
As e-bikes cannot be ridden on the M25 - or any other motorway - the vehicle is seized by police.
GP access could become as hard as seeing NHS dentist, doctor warns
A Larne doctor says he fears accessing a GP could become as difficult as seeing an NHS dentist.
Digging for Britain: Iron Age Warham Camp to feature on BBC show
"For the volunteers, having Alice Roberts on site was magical for them," the project's director says.
Post Office scandal: 'Sunak must get cracking for victims'
Former sub-postmaster Ian Warren says his life was ruined when he was wrongly accused of taking £18,000.
Long Covid: Sheffield woman housebound for a year
Fran Haddock, 33, has severe chronic fatigue syndrome and can no longer work as a veterinary surgeon.
Labour plans to use AI to tackle school absence
Poor school attendance will be a priority for a Labour government, the shadow education secretary says.
Midwife quit over 'unsafe care' and staffing
Other NHS workers have risen in number five times more than midwives over the past decade.
Chris Mason: A TV drama may help deliver change for sub-postmasters
The Post Office scandal has been catapulted up the political agenda, our political editor writes.
The papers: 'Clear postmasters' and 'new Andrew humiliation'
Calls to clear the victims of the Post Office scandal and fresh claims about Prince Andrew lead the papers.