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MPs defeat Government over moves to compensate infected blood scandal victims
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Premier League rights deal worth record 67billion agreed from 2025 26
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Ikea announces 2024 pay rises for UK staff worth 10 million
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FSA warns consumers to avoid fake Prime and Wonka branded chocolate bars
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Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer denies Government ripping up licence fee deal
Over the weekend, Rishi Sunak said the BBC needs to be realistic about what people can pay.
Government faces Tory rebellion over infected blood compensation
Culture Secretary Lucy Frazer said this morning that ministers are unlikely to shift position.
Spotify to axe 1500 jobs to cut costs
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Giant Pandas start journey back to China
Theyve been delighting visitors to Edinburgh Zoo for the last 12 years.
40 million social care boost to free up hospital beds this winter
The fund will help 54 local authorities provide care for vulnerable people outside of hospital, but critics say it is a sticking plaster.
British merchant ship struck by missile in Red Sea attack
The Bahamas-flagged Unity Explorer, owned by a British company, was one of three commercial vessels targeted.
Warning of very treacherous conditions as thawed snow refreezes
A yellow weather warning for ice is in place across much of the north of England until midday.
New Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa tells Big Issue he is nervous about star role
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PMs waiting list pledge hinges on resolving NHS strikes Atkins suggests
PMs waiting list pledge hinges on resolving NHS strikes, Atkins suggests.
Former Labour minister and MEP Baroness Kinnock dies
Former Labour minister and MEP Baroness Kinnock dies.
British man injured in suspected terror attack in Paris which left tourist dead
A British man was among those injured in a suspected terror attack in Paris which left a German tourist dead, the Foreign Office has said..
Thousands without electricity in Cumbria as people rescued from snowbound cars
More than 2,500 people in Cumbria were without electricity on Sunday morning, as the countys fire and rescue service said it worked through the night to rescue drivers from cars trapped in deep snow..
Yousaf hits out at Starmers apparent praise of Margaret Thatcher
Scotlands First Minister has accused Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer of insulting Scotland after appearing to praise former prime minister Margaret Thatcher..
Be kind to shop and bar staff plea in build up to Christmas
Shoppers, diners and pub-goers are being urged to be kind and considerate to staff this Christmas amid concern for their welfare at their busiest time..
More than 45m worth of drugs seized in Scotland over three months
Police officers seized more than £4.5 million worth of drugs in Scotland over a period of three months earlier this year, according to a new report..
More travel chaos for passengers as train drivers strike
Strikes by train drivers will continue on Sunday, leading to the cancellation of services, with more disruption set to hit passengers for the rest of the week..