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- China suspected of UK armed forces payroll hack
- Westminster urged to extend Troubles payment scheme
- Hundreds of properties without water for sixth day
- Hundreds of properties without water for sixth day
- NHS data stolen in cyber attack published on dark web
- NHS data stolen in cyber attack published on dark web
- House buyers still face 'significant' cost pressures
- New plan to extend fire response time targets
- Domestic abuse: ‘I was quite controlling, things needed to change’
- Domestic abuse: ‘I was quite controlling, things needed to change’
The Papers: Braverman defies PM but right warn against removal
Reaction to the home secretary's criticism of the Met and the fallout in the Tory Party leads the papers.
Police must remain independent of politics, NPCC chair says
The intervention comes after the home secretary's claims about "bias" in policing ahead of a pro-Palestinian march.
Prof Sir Chris Whitty says UK faces rural and coastal ageing crisis
Measures are needed to tackle an ageing population crisis, Chief Medical Officer Prof Chris Whitty says.
Suicide forum blocked to most UK users after Ofcom pressure
The controversial forum, linked to more than 50 UK deaths, can now only be viewed by registered members.
Quiz of the week: Who shone at the Women of the Year awards?
How closely have you been paying attention to what's been going on over the past seven days?
Whatever happened to NFTs?
Boom has turned to bust for NFTs - a way of attaching your name to original artwork.
Cystic fibrosis: Mum fears her baby will die after drugs are axed
The mum of a baby with cystic fibrosis says it is "unthinkable" she may not get the drugs she needs.
Hunger Games: Stars hit red carpet for world premiere of latest instalment
Rachel Zegler was among the cast at the first blockbuster launch since Hollywood actors ended their strike.
Body found in car boot in search for missing man
Police investigating Mr Henry's disappearance on 15 October have found a body in the boot of a car.
Lancashire supermarket chain Booths ditches self-service tills
Booths says removing its self-service checkouts is the right thing to do and what customers want.
Last surviving Battle of Britain pilot John Hemingway: 'I was lucky'
John Hemingway, 104, has been shot four times, including twice in the World War Two aerial battle.
Sting receives freedom of North Tyneside after 13-year wait
The Police frontman says everything he has achieved in life "was dreamt up" on North Tyneside.
Strictly Come Dancing: Amy Dowden rings bell after last chemo
The Strictly star completes her eighth and final round of chemotherapy to treat her breast cancer.
Dramatic car chase on M6 motorway ends in arrest
A black BMW convertible is brought to a stop by a number of police cars, and the driver is arrested.
Daughter of doctor stuck in Gaza blames UK embassy
Haya Sabra said her cardiologist dad from Swansea had been consigned to a "deathtrap" by failings.
Nadine Dorries book and Dr No: The Plot thickens
Speculation whirls around the identity of the man the ex-Tory MP claims controls British politics.
Infected blood scandal: Government launches legal challenge over FOI ruling
It is taking legal action over the Information Commissioner's ruling on details of victims' payouts.
Pizza Hut staff sacked after being sexually harassed
Two workers at a Pizza Hut franchise were sacked after speaking up about harassment, tribunal rules.
£10K Covid fines were too high, admits Priti Patel
The home secretary during the pandemic tells the Covid inquiry the flat penalty was not proportionate.
Footballer Luis Díaz's father freed by Colombian guerrillas
The father of the Liverpool footballer was handed over to UN and Catholic Church officials.