Tory leader relives acid attack as he hits out at parole system
Russell Findlay says the process for deciding when prisoners are released needs to be "dragged into the 21st Century"
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Reports of sexual offences on trains up by a third since 2015
A BBC investigation reveals a 37% increase in reports of sexual offences across England, Scotland and Wales.
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Five men abused by paedophile priest awarded £1.2m in damages
The settlements were reached over historic physical and serious sexual assaults inflicted by the late Fr Malachy Finegan.
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Social media star 'Big John' Fisher to be deported after being detained in Australia
Social media star "Big John" Fisher has said he is being deported from Australia after he was detained over visa issues.
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Reeves plots budget boost to entrepreneur tax incentives
The chancellor is weighing plans to hand hundreds of millions of pounds in tax incentives to small businesses in next month's budget as she seeks ways to pitch the government as pro-enterprise to Britain's private sector.
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Pair found dead in camper van after attending cider festival
Two people have been found dead in a camper van after attending a cider festival in a national park.
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Stars of sumo head to London's Royal Albert Hall - and noodles sell out
They're getting through 70kg of rice a day and the wholesaler has run out of noodles. Yes, Sumo returns to London on Wednesday.
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NHS stripped ex-footballer of dignity, say family
Failings in Colin Flatt's care in the final months of his life are laid bare in a new report.
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Vets should be made to publish prices, watchdog says
Vet prices have risen at nearly twice the rate of inflation, the Competition and Markets Authority found.
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Post-Brexit rules mean customers pay more – catering boss
Andrew Lynas' comments come as a House of Lords committee finds the Windsor Framework is "impossible to navigate".
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You can't escape, says victim of train sexual offence as reports rise
A BBC investigation finds reports of sexual offences on trains rise by more than a third.
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UK must prepare for 2C rise in global warming by 2050, government warned
The Climate Change Committee said the UK should make climate change adaptions beyond the Paris Agreement.
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Red Tractor ad banned for misleading environmental claims
The Advertising Standards Authority upheld a complaint by environment charity River Action.
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'Millions of important letters late' as 'people not getting what they pay for' with stamps
Royal Mail has been fined £21m for failing to meet delivery targets for the third year in a row and warned fines are likely to continue unless there's an improvement.
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Royal Mail fined millions for failing to meet delivery targets again
Royal Mail has been fined £21m for failing to meet delivery targets for the third year in a row and warned fines are likely to continue unless there's an improvement.
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Price cap should be placed on vet prescriptions, watchdog says
Pet owners could be paying twice as much for commonly prescribed medicines from vet practices than they could pay online, a watchdog investigation has found.
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Ex-footballer 'stripped of his dignity by NHS'
Failings in Colin Flatt's care in the final months of his life are laid bare in a new report.
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Clarity needed on border poll process - Long
The Alliance leader calls for the NI secretary to set out the criteria for when he would call a border poll.
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We don't have control of our borders, admits home secretary
The government does not currently have control of Britain's borders, the home secretary will admit in a speech today.
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Government under pressure to release China spy case evidence
Both the Tories and Liberal Democrats are calling on the government to publish evidence it submitted in the now-collapsed case.
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