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The front pages cover Argentina's World Cup win and this week's strikes involving ambulance and border staff.

The former Scotland rugby international died last month, six years after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease.

Is there a growing divide between employers who want staff back in the office and employees who want to work from home?

Car showrooms, mostly owned by independent businesses, are under pressure from all sides.

The government-funded scheme will cap fares in England outside London from 1 January to 31 March.

Rachel says she was devastated by the lack of support after being told she was overweight for IVF.

The girl went missing from her home in Smethwick on Sunday afternoon.

The cold snap that caused travel disruption and power cuts is ending on Sunday, forecasters say.

Detectives say they believe the 'horrifically violent' murders of Sean Fox and Mark Hall were carried out by the same two gunmen.

Thomas Tait says "a lifetime of personal memories" was destroyed by flooding in South Hampstead.

Useful information on strikes during the week up to Christmas, by the BBC’s Zoe Conway.

Odhran O'Neill from Lurgan was last seen on Saturday after his kayak capsized.

"It's a total mess," says manager facing big clean-up to accommodate customers over Christmas.

Irene Allen was hit by a van in Walmersley Road, which she campaigned to make safer in the 1960s.

Class sizes will increase as teacher vacancies go unfilled, a union warns following the budget announcement.

Thirty-nine people were rescued and four people died attempting to enter the UK in a dinghy.

A man and a woman are charged with neglect and have been remanded in custody.

The union says ministers must respond within 48 hours of next week's walkout to avoid more action.

Police implore people to keep themselves and children off icy water, as cases continue a week after four boys died.

Gareth Southgate will remain as England manager until after the European Championships in 2024.