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20 Stories IndexedMan rearrested after missing mum's remains found
The remains of mother-of-three Joanne Sheen were found almost seven years after she went missing.
Residents near fire-hit hotel evacuated over fears blaze 'weakened' building
Local authorities ordered the evacuation of residents living in the immediate vicinity of Folkestone's Grand Burstin Hotel. Safety inspectors expressed concern that a recent fire may have compromised the structural integrity of the building. Emergency measures were implemented to ensure public safety while the site is assessed.
Billionaire Man United owner loses moral high ground after tax exile, Labour chair says
The billionaire businessman told the BBC he has lost confidence in the UK due to a combination of high taxes and high immigration.
Ed Davey calls for immediate 10p cut to fuel duty
Sir Ed blamed Donald Trump's war with Iran for damaging the UK economy and pushing fuel prices up.
JLR suppliers call for shift to aerospace
Suppliers tell the government that Britain's manufacturing future lies beyond car production.
Watch: Diana's brother says press has 'cancerous influence' on Harry and Meghan's lives
Earl Spencer says that he can see echoes of Princess Diana's treatment from the press in the way Harry and Meghan are scrutinised.
Harry and Meghan's media treatment echoes what happened to Diana, Earl Spencer tells BBC
Princess Diana's brother says she was "really brought low by all that criticism" and he saw her in "tears of despair".
Maddy Cusack 'more than a number on a shirt' as anniversary falls during inquest delay
The third anniversary of Maddy Cusack's death falls during a pause in the footballer's inquest.
'I'm often stopped on the street for confessions' - Retiring bishop reflects on a life at the heart of the community
Bishop Donal McKeown has no regrets about choosing a religious life, but "would have loved to have been married".
The deadly new drugs reshaping Scotland's fight against addiction
Experts warn potent new substances are making an already deadly crisis more dangerous.
Tens of thousands of fridge freezers left at docks as household collections suspended
A recycling firm collapsed in 2025, leaving the appliances in limbo until a takeover is complete.
DUP will 'not be found wanting' when it comes to unionist co-operation, says Robinson
Gavin Robinson was speaking at his annual conference ahead of highly anticipated assembly and council elections next May.
Police release CCTV of missing Lillia's last sighting
Lillia went missing from Bolton on 11 September and has not been seen by her family since.
About 280 people evacuated after fire at seaside hotel
Emergency responders evacuated approximately 280 individuals following a fire that reportedly started in the basement of a hotel located in Folkestone. Authorities and hotel staff managed the safe departure of guests and personnel as emergency crews responded to the incident.
We've been transatlantic pen pals for 70 years and are now more like sisters
Kathleen Bonthron and Shirley Hedtke were age 10 and 11 when their friendship began to blossom in letters sent between Scotland and the US.
Politician who switched from Reform to Plaid 'lied about her beliefs', says Richard Tice
Sarah Cooper-Lesadd, who left Reform this week, also revealed she had voted Remain in the 2016 EU referendum.
Parents could lose benefits or face prison for child's crimes, minister says
The reforms to Parenting Orders could also see parents losing benefits, Jake Richards MP told the Times.
'Our flat has been for sale for four years': Why is the market so weak?
James Schaife and his partner are among the many Londoners struggling to sell their flat.
'Fast, furious and dangerous' - a city's quad bike menace
Videos show groups of riders weaving through busy city centre traffic in Birmingham.
RNLI video receives 'pure hatred' after anti-migrant protests
Elizabeth Evans, who shared a video of an RNLI training exercise, says the comments were "really, really bad".