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Thursday's papers lead with fears of a surge in cyber crime and the impact of the cost of living crisis.

The NHS says there is an "urgent need" for ethnic minority organ donors to help find the best matches.

Citizens Advice says people moved to the pay-as-you-go method risked going without heat and light.

Irish PM Leo Varadkar and Labour's Sir Keir Starmer are set to meet Stormont's largest parties.

Wales' health minister will meet unions on Thursday in a bid to avert more NHS strikes.

Hannah Munns and her family escaped from Cameron House after a fatal blaze in December 2017.

Alireza Akbari's wife says his family were told to go to his prison in Tehran for a "final visit".

Link roads between the M42 and M5 are closed in both directions as fire crews deal with the blaze.

The government says a new law is unnecessary as there are already several offences which cover spiking.

The ministerial-level discussions with the new right-wing government focused on a free trade deal.

People working in 124 government departments and several other bodies will walk out on 1 February.

The firm is telling customers to stop sending items abroad while it tries to resolve the issue.

Teachers are trying to find ways to challenge boys who admire the controversial influencer.

Beth Matthews died three days after a review said she should not be allowed to open her own post.

A man is held over the death of Elle Edwards, who was shot outside a pub in Wallasey on Christmas Eve.

Women report positives, but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator.

Andrew Bridgen suspended as Conservative MP for spreading misinformation, the chief whip says.

Simon Midgley and Richard Dyson died in the blaze at the luxury Loch Lomond resort in December 2017.

The PM tells MPs he has "used independent healthcare in the past" but is registered with an NHS GP.

Sinn Féin says its leader Mary Lou McDonald has been "excluded" from talks with James Cleverly.