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Pharmacies say there are supply chain issues with some products but people should not panic buy.

There were no ambulances available to respond after an 83-year-old man collapsed.

The deaths of eight people in recent weeks may have been caused by lengthy ambulance waiting times.

Rishi Sunak also makes pledges on the economy and small boat crossings in his first major speech of 2023.

John Jessop, 26, murdered 47-year-old Clair Ablewhite shortly after their relationship ended.

More than £60,000 and stolen luxury cars were seized in searches at properties connected with the gang.

ScotRail says it could not provide a full service on Thursday but confirmed journeys on 11 more routes.

The supermarket giant increased pay for the third time in a year in a bid to keep up with rivals.

The cousin of murdered Lurgan woman Natalie McNally says there is a huge deal of fear among women.

Dr Vishwaraj Vemala was on a flight to India when a passenger went into cardiac arrest

The author and essayist was best known for books including 1983's The Life and Loves of a She-Devil.

What you need to know about the rail strike and other industrial action this week, by the BBC's Zoe Conway.

Huw Edwards says his former colleague Aled Glynne Davies was a "kind and generous man".

Martyn Armstrong was identified with software that was used for the first time in the UK.

Can the prime minister achieve his promises and is he taking a big political risk in making them?

Witty and incisive novelist whose often colourful private life read like one of her own plots.

Two other men are accused of robbing the cyclist when he was at home in bed with his wife and son.

A family is stunned to find a fox with just two legs in their back garden.

Scotland's national clinical director also urges people with a bug not to go to work to avoid passing it on.

Shaun Slator's comment has been described as "revolting" by Bromley's Labour group leader.