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Hackney shooting: Woman killed and two wounded
A murder investigation is launched as a woman dies and a man and teenage boy are injured.
Boris Johnson faces two-day grilling at Covid inquiry
The former prime minister is expected to apologise for mistakes but defend his pandemic record.
New Rwanda asylum treaty deals with Supreme Court concerns, says James Cleverly
The home secretary says Rwanda is committed to the safety of anyone sent there as part of the government's migration deal.
Couples 'devastated' by migration visa rule changes
New rules will make it harder for British citizens to live in the UK with a foreign partner.
Royal couples pose for 'show of unity' picture
It is the first photo of the King and Princess of Wales together since a new book reignited a race row.
Turner Prize: Jesse Darling wins for 'delirious' art using tattered flags and barbed wire
Jesse Darling wins the prestigious £25,000 award for art making a comment on modern British life.
Scotland 0-6 England: Lionesses thump Scotland but Team GB Olympic dream over
Ruthless England thump Scotland in their final Women's Nations League group match but their hopes of helping Team GB qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympics are over.
Blood in urine cancer warnings to appear in men's toilets
The awareness messages will be carried on urinal mats as part of efforts to detect male cancers early.
Junior doctors plan nine days of strikes, after talks collapse
Walkouts are planned on three days in the run-up to Christmas and six days in the new year.
Councils in England warn of growing financial crisis
Local leaders say more councils in England are at risk of going bust because of a lack of funding.
Denny Laine, Wings and Moody Blues musician, dies age 79
The guitarist and singer worked alongside Sir Paul McCartney and co-wrote the hit Mull of Kintyre.
Sutton railway station and roads closed after stab death
A 17-year-old boy has died after a stabbing in Sutton High Street, the Met Police have said.
UK weather: Flooding warnings in place across England
A total of 36 flood warnings are in force across England after snow gave way to heavy rain.
Leeds council warned of window safety fears before boy's fall - inquest
One-year-old Exodus Eyob died after falling from a seventh floor flat in Leeds in July 2022.
Armed police hunt suspect as pregnant woman stabbed
Schools in Aberfan were put under lockdown down following the "serious incident".
Double killer battered neighbour to death while on licence, jury told
Lawrence Bierton denies murdering Pauline Quinn in 2021 on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
Prince of Wales sells Big Issue in London supermarket
Shoppers say William was "a real gentleman and very sweet man" who happily posed for photos.
Inside the secret complex making high-tech gadgets for UK spies
The site near Milton Keynes has never opened its doors to the media in its 85-year history - until now.
Chanel Metiers d'Art: Fashion A-list to descend on Manchester street
An ordinary road is being transformed into a catwalk for one of fashion's most prestigious events.
Chris Mason: Big ifs continue to surround Rwanda migrant plan
Ministers want to make their plan to send asylum seekers to Africa work - but nothing is certain.
Is the Rwanda policy a vote winner? One High Street has its say
People along one High Street in Swindon give their views on the government's Rwanda policy.
Exposing violent watch thieves and their young female 'spotters'
London gangs are recruiting young people to steal expensive watches off victims in the street.
Tottenham home named 'House of the Year' by RIBA
The property was described by judges as a "domestic greenhouse" and a "truly sustainable home".
Air pollution: map shows 'concrete jungles' more polluted
A Sheffield school is fighting dirty air with trees as new data links their absence to pollution.
Historic bookshop to close after 144 years
Watch: Policeman commandeers bike to chase drug dealer
PC Lewis Marks used a member of the public's bike to chase down a man in Northampton.
A dusty, foggy end to power station cooling towers
Spectators watched the partial demolition of the landmark Fiddler's Ferry power station.
Cumbria hit by snow and ice travel chaos
A "major incident" is declared in Cumbria after heavy snowfall, with police urging people not to travel.
UK weather forecast: Are we set for more snow?
The BBC's Matt Taylor looks at the days ahead, as many parts of the UK are hit by icy conditions.
The race against time to repair Edinburgh Airport's runway
Engineers have been working throughout the past month to repair cracks in the surface of Edinburgh Airport's runway.
Nutcracker: Drew McOnie reimagines Christmas classic
Tchaikovsky’s classic Christmas ballet has been reimagined by Olivier Award-winner Drew McOnie.
Newspaper headlines: Rwanda treaty 'done deal' and 'royal show of unity'
Wednesday's papers cover the government's immigration deal with Rwanda and royals pictured together.
Tenants left 'vulnerable' over £10k unlawful fees
Elizabeth Murray says the stress of having to pay the prohibited charges was "horrible".
Cancer: Woman's condition incurable after IBS misdiagnosis
Claire O'Shea was told she had IBS but a masseuse on a Turkish holiday spotted a more sinister cause.
Does nuclear power have a role in Scotland's energy future?
A group of world powers is pushing nuclear energy - but the Scottish government remains opposed.
Lurgan: Vigil to be held for man named locally as murder victim
Family and friends of Odhrán Kelly say they want him to be remembered as "loving, funny and caring".
Children as young as 11 sexually harassed on public transport
Catcalling, unwanted attention and sexual comments are common on public transport, it is claimed.

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