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William and Kate welcome GCHQ puzzle book for children
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have said talking openly about mental health can remove stigma, fear and isolation as they welcomed a childrens collection of puzzles compiled by Britains master codebreakers..
UK producers urge new prime minister to reconsider Channel 4 privatisation
Production companies in the UK have signed an open letter to Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss calling on them to halt Government plans to privatise Channel 4..
New PM urged to deliver immediate action plan to help businesses
The new prime minister will need to deliver a plan of action to help companies in their first week in office, the president of the British Chambers of Commerce has said..
Boris Johnson attempts legal fightback against partygate probe
Downing Street is attempting a legal fightback against a Commons investigation into whether Boris Johnson misled Parliament, in a move branded very odd by critics..
Wiltshire Police apologise for failings in Becky Godden murder investigation
Wiltshire Police have issued a formal apology to Miss Goddens family, after the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) found there was a fog of confusion over who was in command of the investigation into her disappearance. .
Cressida Dick felt intimidated into resigning as Met Police chief report
Dame Cressida Dick felt intimidated into stepping down as head of the Metropolitan Police in February after an ultimatum from mayor of London Sadiq Khan, according to a report which found due process was not followed..
David Moyes happy with West Hams transfer business
West Ham boss David Moyes believes he has recruited a squad capable of challenging for the top four again..
Queen to miss Highland Games event to aid her comfort
The Queen is to miss the Braemar Gathering, a popular Highland Games event which is being held in Scotland this weekend..
Susanna Reid Louise Minchin and Sian Williams remember Bill Turnbull
Susanna Reid has recounted how her former BBC Breakfast co-host Bill Turnbull helped one of her children overcome their fear of dogs, saying her former colleague was like the dog whisperer..
Hull captain Lewie Coyle set to return from injury against Sheffield United
Hulls injury crisis is set to improve for Sundays Sky Bet Championship home clash with Sheffield United..
Sam Fenders joy at announcing biggest St James Park gig
Geordie star Sam Fender said it will make a childhood dream come true when he plays a huge home-coming gig at Newcastle Uniteds stadium..
Body found in search for missing man
A body has been found in the search for a missing man..
Patrick Bamford and Joe Gelhardt could form strike pairing against Brentford
Patrick Bamford and Joe Gelhardt could form a new two-man strike partnership for Leeds in Saturdays Premier League game at Brentford..
Newcastle owners left shaken by scary motorbike incident outside Anfield
Newcastles owners were left shaken after a motorbike being ridden by two men in balaclavas was driven towards pedestrians outside Anfield before the game against Liverpool on Wednesday..
Minister and No 10 aide face accusations of sexual misconduct
A Cabinet minister and a senior No 10 aide in Boris Johnsons Government are facing allegations of sexual misconduct..
Louise Minchin remembers Bill Turnbull He always was kind with his time
Louise Minchin has praised Bill Turnbull for being kind with his time as she revealed he was one of the first people she consulted when she decided to leave BBC Breakfast..
Woman reliant on electric wheelchair says disabled need more Government help
People with disabilities have told of their struggles over the cost-of-living crisis, with one woman unable to reduce her energy bills because her electric wheelchair is essential for her life..
High street recovery buoys Ted Baker sales ahead of 211m US takeover
Fashion brand Ted Baker has revealed that recovering store footfall helped support higher sales over the past quarter as it prepares for its US takeover..
Bill Turnbull lived by high standards and encouraged others to do the same
Bill Turnbull lived by high standards and encouraged those who worked with him to do the same, his former BBC Breakfast copresenter Louise Minchin said..
Children safer online now than a year ago because of safety code
Children online today are better protected than they were a year ago, the Information Commissioner has said as he marked the first anniversary of the Age Appropriate Design Code being introduced..





















