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A bridge remains shut as a precaution after Cockermouth's Old Courthouse partly fell into the river.

The chief rabbi calls it a time of mourning, deep grief and enormous worry for the whole community.

It is part of a major review of cervical screening in Northern Ireland, dating back to 2008.

Three people died and six were hurt after a train hit a landslide south of Stonehaven in 2020.

The reality show divides opinion as it returns to British TV for the first time in five years.

Maggie Adcock, who died aged 18, achieved "outstanding" results despite having terminal cancer.

Macy and Maya put Carol Vorderman's maths to the test on the Pride of Britain red carpet.

The 17th Century coins were found hidden beneath a fireplace at the site of a ruined house.

A primary headteacher warns schools have been given "impossible" budgets and cannot cover costs.

The 18th-Century bath may be the only one of its kind in an assembly room, experts say.

Catherine Sheldon says she is now having to leave the property, with nowhere else to go that she can afford.

Veterans minister Johnny Mercer suspected UK special forces may have unlawfully killed unarmed Afghans.

Prof Arif Ahmed wants to encourage debate - even on inflammatory subjects like Brexit, pronouns and abortion.

"I'm the idiot who failed to realise the realities," says the author of This is Going to Hurt.

Jo Farrell, who joins from Durham Constabulary, is the first woman to lead the Scottish force.

Monday's papers continue their coverage on Israel-Palestine in the aftermath of deadly attacks.

A £325m cash injection, as well as refinancing £600m of debt, will enable it to keep expanding, it says.

An anti-corruption commissioner would target £7.2bn lost to fraud, the shadow chancellor will say.

Thermometers in Derrylin recorded 22.5C on Sunday, about 8C above the normal October temperature.

Mental health workers say plans to reduce police at assessments put them in "grave danger".