Child abuse inquiry finishes final public hearing

Oliur Rhaman was born in Bangladesh but having run market stalls for over twenty years he’s a familiar face amongst his east London community.

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British Paralympic swimming champion Alice Tai said she was "healthy, happy and thriving" after having her leg amputated below the right knee - an operation she has been considering for the past decade.

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Northern Ireland First Minister Paul Givan said the change would take effect from Friday, 21 January.

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A 14-year-old boy has become one of the youngest Britons to be convicted of a terror offence after he admitted possessing an extremist publication.

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James Watson, now 40, denies murdering Rikki Neave in Peterborough in 1994.

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Cosla chief Alison Evison says councils face having to cut services and hike taxes to balance the books.

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Hari says he steered the car about a mile down the hard shoulder after his mum fell ill.

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The Football Association is probing a yellow card shown to an Arsenal player during a Premier League match, following allegations of suspicious betting patterns.

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Kyrell Matthews, aged two, was found in cardiac arrest and died at a house in south London in 2019.

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Scottish beer giant shipped hundreds of kegs of beer to America which had not been legally approved.

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The BBC's consumer affairs correspondent, Colletta Smith, breaks it down.

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The long and now desperate fight to save Derby County is bogged down in legal and financial wranglings that are threatening to take one of England's oldest clubs out of existence. 

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Family of D-Day veteran Harry Read, who parachuted into Normandy, pay tribute.

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.

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The UK has recorded a further 108,069 new COVID cases and 359 deaths in the past 24 hours, the latest data reveals.

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York Racecourse confirms it has applied to rebrand its prestigious Duke of York Stakes competition.

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A former student who was given a suspended prison sentence and told to read classic literature after being convicted of a terrorism offence has now been jailed.

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A man who was discharged from the military for being gay tells how it inspired his fight for change.

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The Court of Appeal rules Ben John's original suspended sentence was unlawful.

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Cases of meningitis B are beginning to exceed levels seen before the COVID pandemic - with university students being warned to "be aware of the early signs and symptoms".

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There is now no doubt that the UK's Omicron wave has peaked.

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England's children's commissioner says she will "go out and find" those not on school rolls.

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COVID-19 infection levels dropped last week in all nations of the United Kingdom except Northern Ireland, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has said.

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The former Marine Scotland fisheries officer alleged the incident had taken place in retaliation for whistleblowing.

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An open letter has been sent to the Education Secretary calling for urgent changes to be made to how children are taught to read, with less of a focus on phonics.

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COVID restrictions designed to curb the spread of the Omicron variant over Christmas are now being relaxed in England, Scotland and Wales.

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A man has been sentenced to 15 years in prison after being convicted in a Belgian court of being the ringleader in the trafficking of 39 migrants whose bodies were found inside a lorry in the UK.

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Boris Johnson faces increasing pressure over events held at No 10 during lockdown.

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Work from home guidance, COVID passports and mandatory wearing of face-masks will be scrapped in England from next Thursday as Boris Johnson announced lifting of Plan B measures.

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Vo Van Hong is given 15 years in prison for running a gang that trafficked some of the victims.

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Two hikers say it was the first time they had seen a cloud inversion in the Peak District.

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Irish police are questioning the man about withholding information over the killing of Ashling Murphy.

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Jamie Stevenson, who is wanted in connection with drugs seizures, is believed to be hiding in Spain.

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Debbie Hicks live-streamed from the Gloucester hospital questioning the existence of "mutant virus".

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The risk of reinfection from the Omicron COVID variant is 16 times higher than Delta, new figures indicate.

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Annual inflation was up at 5.4% in December, the highest value for almost 30 years.

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Three hospitals have faced almost 300 obstetrics claims over a 10-year period.

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Dr Christine Tait-Burkard believes the restrictions in Scotland's secondary schools could end next month.

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Report says Katy Sprague was not "adequately safeguarded" from her eventual killer.

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The online word game 'Wordle' has attracted millions of daily users - including Countdown's Susie Dent.

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Men wanted for murder, drug trafficking and supplying guns are among those being sought.

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A man died and two other people were seriously injured after they were "thrown" from a vehicle and trailer when a bridge collapsed.

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Details have emerged of the movements of the gunman who took four people hostage in a Texas synagogue in the days leading up to his death.

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Conservative Stephen Crabb says Boris Johnson's apology last week may not be enough.

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Twelve of the UK's most wanted fugitives believed to be hiding in Spain are the subject of a new appeal - over crimes including drive-by shootings and major drug dealing operations.

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Nearly 8,000 drivers in Harrow were caught using the bus lane between April 2019 and December 2021.

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Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday morning.

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The controversial plans have been criticised by the majority of Stormont's political parties.

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The lifting of Covid restrictions and the "plot" to oust Boris Johnson make Scotland's front pages.

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Laura Mortimer and her 11-year-old daughter Ella were killed by Christopher Boon in 2018.

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The man was among eleven people in a vehicle and trailer that fell into a river, police say.

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In the first week of the new term, 88.6% of pupils were in school.

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Ex-servicemen have called for a 'single voice' to represent the 140,000 veterans in Wales.

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Organisers of a planned vigil for Sarah Everard are bringing a legal challenge against the Metropolitan Police force over its handling of their proposed event.

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A mental health charity is concerned some people are overdoing it to cope with stress and anxiety.

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How one school has adapted to the pandemic 100 years after the Spanish Flu saw similar measures.

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A legal challenge is to be launched against the mandatory COVID pass policy in Wales.

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Most papers lead with the latest on the No 10 party row - with reports of Tories planning the PM's demise.

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A man has admitted exploiting a victim who was "kept as a slave" in a 6ft shed near Carlisle for 40 years, according to police.

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Many were worried after lifesaving tests dropped from every three years to every five in Wales.

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