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The prime minister's recent climate plan won’t do enough to curb UK emissions, an analysis says.

Tory MPs preparing to rebel over Covid rules and the PM's attempts to stop them lead several papers.

With one month to go until the end of transition, we look at the challenges to come on the UK's borders.

Researchers are to investigate whether young people and those not in hospital could be affected.

The documents are finally removed from Westbury House 18 months after the owner promised to clear up.

An unheard interview with screen legend Audrey Hepburn forms the basis of a new documentary.

What happens to your business when Covid takes your customers away?

Devenia Noel struggled to get help when her daughter Zora was born with a tongue-tie.

The "unprecedented need" for help during the pandemic seen by a church in Burnley.

Public health officials recommend moving Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire into higher levels as part of the weekly review.

Although the fall of the retail group puts 13,000 jobs at risk, there will be no immediate redundancies.

The comedian and game show host will make his final appearance in the New Year's Day special.

Pubs and restaurants will have to shut at 6pm and will not be able to serve alcoholic drinks.

The collapse of Topshop owner Arcadia could mean thousands of pension holders take a hit.

Some Conservative backbenchers have threaten to vote against the plan for England on Tuesday.

The government's announcement that a public inquiry will not be held at this stage prompts reaction.

The health secretary hailed the lockdown a success after cases dropped by 30% in the last week.

Northern Premier League side Marine will play Jose Mourinho's Premier League leaders Tottenham in the third round of the FA Cup.

Philip Heath apologises for dismissing a legitimate fire test query email using strong language.

Government decides against public inquiry at this time into collusion in murder of Pat Finucane in Belfast.