Newham stabbing: Boy, 15, dies in east London

The pandemic in Northern Ireland has been following a bit of different course to the rest of the UK.

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Plans to reopen the Central and Victoria lines in the early hours will be disrupted.

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Former England cricket captain Michael Vaughan has said he is "sorry for all the hurt" experienced by his former Yorkshire teammate Azeem Rafiq.

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Prof Calum Semple says some scientists are "hugely overstating" the fears around the Omicron variant.

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At least 80,000 customers faced power cuts as high winds and fallen trees caused widespread disruption.

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Overnight winds cause damage after a man was killed by tree falling on his car on Friday.

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More than 13,000 homes are left without power with Storm Arwen also causing travel disruption.

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Met Office weather warnings for wind and snow remain in place across much of England.

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

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Former England captain Michael Vaughan says he is "sorry for all the hurt" Azeem Rafiq has gone through during the Yorkshire racism scandal.

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An industry expert believes the Grenfell cladding was among products to fail fire tests 13 years earlier.

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Vaccine manufacturers have expressed confidence that they will be able to rapidly adapt their jabs if the Omicron variant spreads.

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Vets and farmers have made the "soul-destroying" move of carrying out abortion procedures on pigs because they have "run out of alternatives".

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How transport issues affect the lives of people across many parts of southern Scotland.

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Police investigating the murder of a 12-year-old girl in Liverpool city centre are going to review hundreds of hours of CCTV in an attempt to find out what happened.

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Men and women are teeing off based on their ability, not gender, at Hartford Golf Club in Cheshire.

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Concerns about new Covid-19 variant and disagreement over the current migrant crisis lead the papers.

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The Northern Ireland Ambulance Service (NIAS) is warning that waiting times have trebled as the country battles the highest COVID infection rate in the UK.

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Richard Madeley is "gutted" that he cannot return to I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! - but says he feels "fit as a fiddle".

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Bestselling novelist Matt Haig's children's book A Boy Called Christmas has been made into a film.

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A mum is overwhelmed by the public help she has received with her daughter's dependency on crisps.

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No trams or cars are running along a section of the promenade near Blackpool North Shore.

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One sheep farmer says he still has sleepless nights after 25 animals were killed in one night

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So the new variant has a name, but we've no idea about its reputation.

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Nicola Sturgeon has said she will consider a formal apology for victims of Scotland's so-called "tinker experiment".

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Robert Youngman, who abused boys as young as three, was described as a "monster".

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Welsh government says it issued the order on public health grounds under the Coronavirus Act 2020.

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The Worcestershire Acute Hospitals NHS Trust has apologised for the delay.

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Lawyers for David Henderson say papers were lodged with the Court of Appeal on Tuesday.

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The Bulldog was stolen from a house on Monday but returned two days later.

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After months of unreturned emails, rejection letters and disappointing Zoom interviews, Haider Malik felt he had tried everything in his efforts to launch his career.

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The victim was killed after the car he was driving was struck by a falling tree in County Antrim.

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England's chief medical officer wonders if "we could take people with us" if new restrictions are imposed.

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

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Services north of Newcastle are cancelled by LNER, and there is also disruption on other lines.

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A warrant has been obtained by the Manchester Arena Inquiry for the arrest of the bomber's older brother after he fled the country rather than give evidence.

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The CEO of a rugby club on tour in South Africa has said he "can't guarantee" getting all the staff home before Sunday's deadline after the country was put on the UK's travel red list.

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The UK has recorded 50,091 new COVID-19 cases and 160 more coronavirus-related deaths in the latest 24-hour period, government data shows.

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A full review of dressing-room culture is part of a wide-ranging action plan to tackle discrimination and racism in cricket in England and Wales.

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A woman who died from complications and clotting due to the AstraZeneca COVID vaccine was a "hero" for getting it, her husband said, as "lessons have been learned".

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Cricket bosses have unveiled their delayed game-wide action plan in response to a damaging racism scandal that has rocked the sport.

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Damien Bendall is accused of the rape and murder of 11-year-old Lacey Bennett.

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Investigators believe a devastating blaze at chef Andrew Pern's gastropub was started deliberately.

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Twelve police officers were injured during disorder at Leicester City's Europa League match with Legia Warsaw.

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Economy Minister Gordon Lyons says the coronavirus certification scheme is "ill thought out".

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A rare red "danger to life" weather warning has been issued by the Met Office for Storm Arwen - with winds so strong they could destroy homes and buildings, disrupt travel and bring down power lines and trees, it says.

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Collin Reeves is accused of killing Jennifer and Stephen Chapple while their children were sleeping.

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London Underground drivers have gone on strike, causing disruption to the capital during Black Friday sales with more action planned in the run up to Christmas.

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The Met Office has issued its highest level of warning for the east coast of Scotland and north east England.

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The police watchdog is investigating officers' handling of claims made before Gracie Spinks died.

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Shadow Health Secretary Jonathan Ashworth has tested positive for COVID-19 and is self-isolating.

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Jeremy Clarkson has said he narrowly escaped losing his leg in an accident on his farm, saying he "didn't walk properly for a week".

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Extinction Rebellion has targeted 15 sites in the UK on the retail giant's busiest day of the year.

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A report finds Southampton Football Club "failed to put the safety and welfare of boys first".

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Five Derbyshire Police officers are being investigated over events leading up to the violent death of Gracie Spinks at a stable block near Chesterfield where she kept her horse.

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Amazon's largest UK warehouse is being blockaded by climate activists in Black Friday protests.

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The car's owner says he and his wife could have been killed when a lorry shed its load of slabs.

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Donald Robertson is due at a hearing relating to Shani Warren's death and another incident.

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Tidal flows mean the shoreline keeps being polluted by wet wipes and sanitary towels sitting in the estuary.

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

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