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Train crashed in Bromsgrove as driver 'distracted by Covid-19 texts'
A locomotive came off the tracks near Bromsgrove, in the path of an oncoming passenger train.
Covid: What are Scotland's new travel restrictions?
The new legally-enforceable rules come into force across the country on Friday evening.
Covid: Met Police 'don't want to stop Christmas meals'
It comes after Health Secretary Matt Hancock said there would need to be rules in place at Christmas.
Booker winner Douglas Stuart remembers 'proud' Glaswegian mother
Shuggie Bain author Douglas Stuart says his mother - who died from alcoholism - is at the heart of his prize-winning book.
Priti Patel: PM to announce decision on home secretary's future
Tory MPs rally round the home secretary after reports she was found to have broken code of conduct.
Killer drug GHB 'should be reclassified', says official report
GHB has been used in a series of murders but is currently in the same category as anabolic steroids.
Coronavirus: NI businesses to reopen ahead of new restrictions
Cafes and hairdressers can operate from Friday but new, tougher measures will start on 27 November.
Covid-19: Flu jab push as Covid vaccine roll-out planned
Matt Hancock said the NHS was preparing to roll out a Covid-19 vaccine if one is approved for use.
Sunak mulls public sector pay freeze for millions
Chancellor Rishi Sunak is trying to bolster public finances after huge spending to fight coronavirus.
Covid: Christmas restrictions warning if Wales' cases rise
Wales' First Minister Mark Drakeford tells people not to "fritter away" the "success" of lockdown.

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