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Hallie, from Coventry, needs treatment which her family say cannot be provided by the NHS.

One instalment of Sir Jacob Rees-Mogg's nightly programme attracted 40 complaints to the regulator.

James Carlisle, 42, faces the charges over a domestic incident in County Down.

The ex-official was cleared to work for Labour by Parliament's advisory appointments body last week.

A watchdog says retailers pushed up profit margins and calls for help for drivers to find better prices.

The victims have been named as Naemat Lawa Esmael, 51, and his son Muhammed Esmael.

Emma Thompson and Richard Curtis say the bank is "financing and profiting from climate chaos".

Sussex Police apologise for the "clumsy language" used by a Police Community Support Officer.

Aslef drivers will refuse to work overtime for another six days, in addition to the current industrial action.

The rise will not apply to season and flexi tickets so the most frequent travellers are not impacted.

King Charles III is starting a series of events in Scotland marking the first Holyrood Week since his coronation.

The New Conservatives group say the PM risks "eroding public trust" unless the numbers are cut by 400,000.

Parklife boss Sacha Lord writes to the home secretary urging her to allow safety tests to go ahead.

A friend who witnessed Stephen Lawrence's murder says a recently-named suspect could have been spotted in a line-up.

The woman says her family has developed asthma since moving into the flat.

Miriam Murray says greater support is needed for unpaid carers in Northern Ireland.

A warning to banks over "blacklisting" customers and the prospect of more NHS strikes makes the papers.

The Met Office will confirm on Monday if the record-breaking temperatures are linked to climate change.

NHS whistleblowers are being victimised, risking another big hospital scandal, an expert tells the BBC.

Governments may need to give energy bill help this winter, says the head of the International Energy Agency.