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- ‘I couldn’t stop crying’: Co-op Live workers tell BBC of behind-the-scenes chaos
- Water outage will have huge impact, says councillor
- Mark Steel immensely 'relieved' to be cancer-free
- Labour says it must rebuild trust with Muslim voters
- Chef stunned as Hollywood stars drop in to bistro
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Farmer bailed after burglary shooting death
- Police seize 22 dogs from illegal XL Bully farm
- SDLP to change selection process after mayor row
- Key mayor results due after Labour notches up local election wins
Dominic Raab pays own legal fees for bullying probe
Downing Street is being asked why taxpayers are footing the bill for Boris Johnson's legal team.
Colin Beattie resigns as SNP treasurer after arrest
He said he would also be stepping back from his role on the public audit committee.
Herpes deaths: Doctor did not think rash was due to virus, inquest hears
Kimberly Sampson and Samantha Mulcahy died from herpes infections six weeks apart, an inquest hears.
Barry Humphries: Dame Edna Everage star in hospital for 'health issues'
Known for his comic character Dame Edna Everage, he reportedly had complications after hip surgery.
London Marathon 2023: Organisers receive 'unique' assurances over planned protests
London Marathon organisers have been given "unique" assurances by Extinction Rebellion over Sunday's planned protest.
Dide: Who is the masked Premier League rapper?
Everyone is guessing who the mystery artist might be so Newsbeat asked some experts for help.
Wethersfield: Court told housing migrants at airfield not justified
A council in Essex is challenging the government's policy on asylum seekers in the High Court.
Gwent Police: Nine officers investigated over offensive messages
An investigation was launched after offensive messages were found on a retired officer's phone.
Police sergeant David Stansbury in court charged with rape on duty
Sgt David Stansbury faces three counts of raping a woman while on duty in Plymouth.
Dyscalculia: Do Rishi Sunak's maths plans add up for everyone?
Some people with dyscalculia say Rishi Sunak’s plans for maths to 18 would have held them back.
Rebecca Steer death: Driver used car as a weapon, jury hears
Rebecca Steer died in October last year after a vehicle mounted a kerb in Oswestry, a court hears.
Men admit removing man's body parts including penis
The man whose body parts were removed is accused of broadcasting castrations on a website.
'A second chance at life'
Radio 1 presenter and DJ Adele Roberts is targeting a world record at the London Marathon as she aims to make the most of her "second chance at life" after cancer.
Rebekah Vardy trademarks the phrase Wagatha Christie
She had to pay substantial legal costs after losing her High Court libel case against Coleen Rooney.
Doctor's death due to AstraZeneca Covid vaccine reaction - inquest
The coroner at Stephen Wright's inquest described it as a "very unusual and deeply tragic case".
Rishi Sunak declares wife's shares after financial interests row
The prime minister has faced questions over Akshata Murthy's shares in a firm that could benefit from the Budget.
SNP finances: Shona Robison says party must get its house in order
Shona Robison declines to comment on speculation that Nicola Sturgeon could soon be spoken to by police.
Lidl wins logo lawsuit against Tesco
The High Court orders Tesco to stop using its Clubcard logo after finding it copied Lidl's logo.
More ambulance workers to strike after early May bank holiday
Unite union announces industrial action across the south of England and West Midlands.
Joasia Zakrzewski: Ultrarunner who used car says it was a massive error
Joasia Zakrzewski said her actions were not malicious and she made a massive error accepting a trophy.