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- Tata redundancy offer callous, say steel unions
- Two further arrests after burglary shooting death
- Teen held for life for zombie-knife murder of boy, 16
- Barry Manilow may take Co-op Live show to rival arena
- Notes 'missing' after funeral handed to Covid team
- Sword attack victim thanks NHS for saving his life
- Baker was 'brilliant guy and fantastic cricketer', says ex-coach
- Government defeated in High Court over climate plans
- Key charity prepares Rwanda legal challenge
- James Corden: Final Gavin and Stacey episode written
Newspaper headlines: Mone's Covid contract and 'Israel risks breaking law'
Michelle Mone's admission about a controversial £60m Covid contract features across Monday's papers.
Spiking crackdown to see more funding for test kits
Modernising the law and training for door staff are also among measures announced by the government.
Ellie Middleton: 'Learning the way my brain works has changed everything for me'
Author Ellie Middleton on her late ADHD and autism diagnoses.
Ambulance delays: Taxis sometimes the only option for patients
Two days in the life of under-pressure ambulance crews in north Wales show frustrating waits.
Ilkeston: Man who died after group hit by van named by police
Samuel Wilson, from Long Eaton, died after being hit by a van in Ilkeston, Derbyshire Police say.
Alex Batty: French couple give details about British teen’s life
Alex Batty is back in the UK after vanishing on a holiday in Spain in 2017 with his mother and grandfather.
Rangers 1-0 Aberdeen: James Tavernier nets as Philippe Clement wins first silverware as Ibrox boss
Captain James Tavernier delivers once again for Rangers as they edge out Aberdeen to claim their first Scottish League Cup in more than 12 years.
TikTok baker from Brentwood goes viral with The Holiday cottage cake
Birdie West from Brentwood in Essex says people's reactions have been "really lovely".
Felixstowe same-sex couple receives one of Anglican churches first blessings
Prayers for Catherine Bond and Jane Pearce are held after approval from the House of Bishops.
ICO's criminal investigations team looks into claims BBC withheld documents
Its criminal investigations team is looking into claims the BBC withheld documents related to Martin Bashir's interview with Princess Diana.
Strictly Come Dancing: Brian Cox turned down show as he's 'too old'
The Succession star told the BBC he likes dancing but is not sure he wants "to go down that road".
Seven arrested over £1m fraud of elderly woman in Lanarkshire
Police Scotland said arrests were made in Eastbourne, Stansted, Dagenham and East Ham in London.
Stormont: Sinn Féin urges Donaldson not to waste talks momentum
Sinn Féin says the DUP should seize the opportunity to restore Stormont ahead of more government talks.
Coedely crash: 'Talented' footballer in hospital after fatal collision
Lucas Vaughan is said to be in intensive care after the crash in which three teenagers died.
Trains and ferries cancelled as warning for heavy rain in force
A Met Office weather warning for heavy rain has been issued for parts of Scotland on Sunday.
Michelle Mone admits she stands to benefit from £60m PPE profit
In an exclusive interview, the ex-Tory peer says she and her husband were made "scapegoats" for PPE failings.
Ian Wright: Match of the Day pundit to step down at end of season
Arsenal legend Ian Wright is to step down as a pundit from Match of the Day at the end of the season.
Shetland is first UK spaceport for vertical rocket launches
SaxaVord Spaceport on the island of Unst has been given approval from the Civil Aviation Authority.
Gaza: UK MP says family trapped in church area amid sniper fire
Layla Moran tells the BBC her relatives are trapped in a church complex as Israeli forces operate nearby.
Mark Drakeford disappointed over child poverty action
First minister says it has been a struggle to stop it growing since 2010 when UK Labour lost power.