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Entire Gaza population facing acute hunger - US
Secretary of State Antony Blinken says it is the first time this has happened and calls for more aid.
Pilot who was over alcohol limit before flight jailed
Delta Airlines captain Lawrence Russell, 63, was due to fly a Boeing 767 from Edinburgh to New York.
'Pay dentists 25% more for NHS work' to stem exodus
The British Dental Association says increasing the treatment rate would provide a short-term fix in England.
Argyll and Bute may ditch plan to raise council tax
The local authority was the first to break ranks over the council tax freeze promised by the government.
Ex-police officers face jail for torture of black men
The two victims were badly beaten and racially abused by police who stormed their Mississippi home.
Speculation mounts over who will be next James Bond
Marvel star Aaron Taylor-Johnson is in the frame as the next actor playing James Bond, reports say.
What is Hong Kong's tough new security law?
Hong Kong has passed a law called Article 23 - raising fears about civil liberties.
Pedestrian who killed cyclist to appeal conviction
Auriol Grey confronted Celia Ward, who was cycling on a pavement and fell into the path of a car.
HMRC will close tax helpline for half the year
Taxpayers seeking help with self-assessment will need to use online services from 8 April to 30 September.
HMRC will close tax helpline for half the year
Taxpayers seeking help with self-assessment will need to use online services from 8 April to 30 September.
Thousands of children to leave Russian border city
Around 9,000 children will be sent away from Belgorod after strikes blamed on Ukraine.
William visits homeless project as Kate pictures published - watch coverage
The Prince of Wales is visiting a project in Sheffield, after pictures were published of him and his wife in Windsor.
Chumbawamba tell NZ politician to stop using hit
The band wants Winston Peters, of the New Zealand First party, not to play Tubthumping at rallies.
'I nearly quit - but now I'm ready for Olympic dogfight'
Nicole Yeargin says a disappointing indoor season left her considering her future - but now she is focused on getting to this summer's Olympics.
When are the May local elections, and who can vote?
Voters in parts of England and Wales will elect councillors, mayors and police commissioners in May.
When are the May local elections, and who can vote?
Voters in parts of England and Wales will elect councillors, mayors and police commissioners in May.
Oprah says mocking her weight was 'national sport'
The US star talks on US TV about the pain of being humiliated about her body and size by the media.
Electricity upgrade plan includes miles of pylons
New undersea cables and on shore power lines including pylons could add up to £30 a year to energy bills, a new plan suggests.
Mark Drakeford faces questions for final time as Welsh first minister
Wales' first minister is quizzed by Senedd for last time before offering resignation to the King.
Mark Drakeford faces questions for the final time
Wales' first minister is quizzed by Senedd for last time before offering resignation to the King.