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- 'Nationwide issue' causing airport queues
- BBC migration-output review finds impartiality risk
- Gething told ministers he was deleting messages
- MP calls for tighter rules around new drivers
- Attempted murder charge after boy, 15, stabbed
- Baby who suffered cardiac arrest at theme park dies
- Baby who suffered cardiac arrest at theme park dies
- A warmer week of weather - but will it last?
- P&O boss admits he couldn't live on the £4.87 an hour paid to some staff
- Woman admits role in monkey torture network
Give toddlers chickenpox jab, advisers tell NHS
All UK children should be protected against the virus at 12 and 18 months of age, advisers tell NHS.
Omagh hum: Council could call in noise specialists
People in Omagh say they are fed up with the persistent humming, which is disrupting their sleep.
Pay rises outstrip inflation by most for two years
Wages are increasing faster than prices, but there are signs the jobs market is starting to weaken.
Blackpool family who fled Gaza fear for those left behind
Emad Abuaassi, who left with his wife and four children, says it is the "saddest moment" of his life.
King Charles cuts 75th birthday cake: 'We'll have to give you doggy bags!'
The King celebrated his 75th birthday with a party at Highgrove House in Gloucestershire.
UK woman Rita Roberts identified 31 years after Belgium murder
The UK family of Rita Roberts saw her distinctive tattoo in a BBC News report and contacted police.
Ministry of Defence builds storage depot at Longtown in Cumbria
It says the £86m storage facility at Longtown in Cumbria will support about 450 jobs.
Welsh council tax's first revaluation for 20 years
Ministers say there will be winners and losers as they prepare to make council tax changes for 2025.
Some Irish citizens could leave Gaza on Wednesday
Tánaiste Micheál Martin is due to fly to Egypt on Tuesday night and will also travel to Israel.
Pine martens reintroduced at Northumberland's Wallington estate
The National Trust's Wallington estate will become a haven for the endangered mammal.
Students lose money as political travel firm Politrip goes bust
The company - which owes 90 customers money - was advised by Alliance MLA Patrick Brown.
Northampton landscaper abused over Waterloo Station 'racism' video
Police investigate after Jamie Turner is mistakenly linked to an alleged racist incident.
David Cameron to return to cabinet table after seven years
The former prime minister has been made the new foreign secretary as part of a dramatic reshuffle.
Disabled man without hands or legs is left without carers
DJ Calvert needs help to get showered and dressed but his carer is withdrawn over a funding shortage.
British GP to compete in world mullet championship
Alistair Bush will be travelling to New South Wales in Australia to take part in Mulletfest finals.
'I left my job to play Football Manager full time'
Tom Kelsey, 26, says he now makes double the salary he earned at his previous council job.
Fake Robert Burns manuscripts make millions
Alexander "Antique" Smith produced fake papers in the 1980s that are still causing confusion today.
Newspaper headlines: David Cameron's return sparks 'shock' and 'Brexiteer backlash'
The papers lead on David Cameron's surprise return to government as Suella Braverman is sacked.
Shirley Ballas lost marks in competition for having 'revolting' stretch marks
The Strictly judge says she was criticised after returning to dancing six weeks after giving birth.
NHS struggling to open extra winter beds and fill staffing gaps
Hospitals in England warn a lack of funds means they must scale back on extra beds and recruitment.