National News
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Campaigning sprint finish ahead of elections around Britain tomorrow
A mesmerising mix of results are expected after candidates make their final pitches, our political editor writes.
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Polanski says he was wrong to claim he was a Red Cross spokesman
The Green Party leader tells the BBC he hosted fundraisers for the charity but had not used the right word when describing his role.
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Catherine to return to overseas visits with Italy trip
The Princess of Wales will go to Italy next week on her first official overseas engagement for more than three years.
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Former council leader jailed for sexually assaulting young men
Jordan Linden stood down as leader of North Lanarkshire Council in 2022 after the allegations emerged.
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Met forms team after attacks on Jewish community
The move comes after a series of arson attacks at Jewish sites, as well as a double stabbing.
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Four-acre traveller site 'illegally built at weekend'
Residents describe how a field in their village was rapidly concreted over within four days.
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Confidence in policing 'shaken to foundations' after Katie Simpson review
Stormont's justice committee chairman says the police failings described are "absolutely astounding".
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Removing 30% of my penis saved my life – this is why I let the surgery be filmed
Alastair Munro's surgery features on the series Surgeons: At the Edge of Life on BBC Two on Wednesday.
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Campaigners call for ban on use of weedkiller glyphosate at harvest time
Campaigners are calling for a ban on the use of the weedkiller over health concerns.
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Boy, 13, arrested after missiles thrown at police
Glass bottles, petrol bombs and masonry were thrown at police and fireworks set off.
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Footballer's wife expecting IVF baby after his death
Joe Thompson's widow Chantelle said it was "bittersweet but beautiful news".
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Greg James's Comic Relief bike sells for £11k
The BBC Radio 1 presenter rode 1,000km and raised more than £4m for the charity.
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Woman died after ex 'with explosive device forced entry to house'
Police officers are treating the death of Jo Shaw as a homicide.
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Palestine Action activists guilty of criminal damage
The group of four activists were accused of breaking into the Elbit Systems factory near Bristol.
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No obligation to declare £5m gift, Farage says
The Reform UK leader says the gift was "purely private" and "wasn't political in any sense at all".
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Dangerous baby-sleep advice given to parents by self-described experts, secret filming reveals
The advice puts babies at risk of serious harm, even death, medical professionals have told the BBC.
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Murder-accused teacher 'begged medics to save baby'
Preston Davey was abused and murdered after being adopted by two men, a jury has been told.
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Watch: Moment WW2 bomb detonated in Plymouth
A loud explosion was heard as bomb disposal experts made the 250kg device safe.
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Manchester born and bred, but moving to Israel
Richard Manville has lived in the UK all his life, but now he's leaving for Israel because he says the antisemitism here is intolerable.
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Royals bid farewell to US with visit to Arlington Cemetery and a block party
King Charles' historic state visit, the first by a British monarch since Queen Elizabeth II's in 2007, has come to an end.
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Has the royal state visit saved the special relationship?
BBC's Sarah Smith looks at whether King Charles' charm offensive with President Trump made a difference to US-UK relations.
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Watch: PM's ex-top aide on Mandelson revelations
Key moments as Morgan McSweeney gives evidence to MPs about Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador.
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How Ipswich Town's promotion to Premier League could help club and county
The Blues' promotion to the Premier League could boost the team's chances and Suffolk's prosperity.
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Scottish election 2026: Who should I vote for? Compare party policies
Explore the policies of the main parties in Scotland and compare where they stand on key issues with this interactive guide.
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Welsh election 2026: Who should I vote for? Compare party policies
Explore the policies of the main parties in Wales and compare where they stand on key issues with this interactive guide.
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Scotland's vape capital - what's behind the boom?
New research has shown a 28% growth in shops selling vape products in Scottish towns and cities - concentrated in the most deprived areas.
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What an empty car park tells us about the UK's debt problem
The BBC has been speaking to people living in one of England's poorest communities.
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'Living with someone with this condition often feels like drowning'
Families call for research into progressive supranuclear palsy after loved ones were misdiagnosed.
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Confidence in policing 'shaken to foundations' after Katie Simpson review
Stormont's justice committee chairman says the police failings described are "absolutely astounding".
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Former council leader jailed for sexually assaulting young men
Jordan Linden stood down as leader of North Lanarkshire Council in 2022 after the allegations emerged.

