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Strike rules: What are they and who is allowed to strike?
What are the rules on striking and do you have to be a trade union member to take part?
NHS Wales: Health boss apologises to patients for 'poor' experience
Judith Paget's apology comes after a man was forced to carry his grandfather to A&E.
Australia helicopter crash: Couple were on post-Covid visit, family say
Ron and Diane Hughes were visiting relatives "after being separated by Covid", their family say.
Iron Maiden release limited edition postal stamps with Royal Mail
English heavy metal band Iron Maiden have been honoured with a set of twelve commemorative stamps.
Climate change: 2022 was Scotland's hottest year
The Met Office has confirmed Scotland's warmest year while the UK average passed 10C for the first time.
Prince Harry: The door's always open, the ball is in their court
In a trailer for a new ITV interview, the prince is also asked if he will attend his father's coronation.
Prince Harry accuses Prince William of physical attack in book - report
In his book Spare, the Duke of Sussex claims his brother pushed him to the floor, the Guardian says.
UK weather: 2022 was warmest year ever, Met Office confirms
The average annual temperature last year was more than 10C for the first time, the Met Office says.
Next warns of price rises for spring and summer
The High Street retailer expects price increases to continue into the second half of 2023.
Bristol teacher killed in Ben Nevis avalanche
Mark Bessell, who taught at Ashton Park School, died while climbing the mountain's north face.
Brit shot in Jamaica contract killing, police say
Sean Patterson from London was shot and killed by a pool at a guest house in Jamaica.
Student mental health risk 'linked to chosen areas of study'
University students' mental ill-health could be linked to the subjects they study, a report says.
Cheryl Hooper murder: Newport farmer 'thought he had a right to kill'
Georgia Gabriel-Hooper talks about her stepfather's control of her murdered mother.
Telford girl with rare cancer sees good results in trial
Dulcie, six, is the first person in the UK to take part in an immunotherapy trial.
Londoner solves 20,000-year Ice Age drawings mystery
Furniture conservator Ben Bacon spent hours of his own time decoding cave paintings.
Anglesey: Gold and copper mining possible after survey
Planning consent has been granted for mining after a survey found "positive" deposits of minerals.
Newspaper headlines: 'PM's five pledges' and '£122m PPE unsafe for NHS'
Thursday's front pages report on five key pledges laid out by Rishi Sunak to restore the UK economy.
UK new car sales hit 30-year low but electric vehicle demand soars
A chip shortage contributed to the drop in car registrations in 2022 - but electric cars boost market share.
Girl group Flo win the BBC Sound Of 2023
The London trio, whose throwback R&B sound is compared to Destiny's Child, are tipped for the top.
What does Rishi Sunak's promise to stop the boats mean?
The issue of people crossing the English Channel in small boats was a key part of Rishi Sunak's speech.