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Ikea aims to launch delayed 'Buy Back' scheme in UK
UK consumers will soon be able to sell back used items with the aim of reducing waste.
Budget 2021: 'If I have to pay £13,000, it will destroy my shop'
Struggling shops warn they may have to shut if business rates are brought back at the Budget.
Newspaper headlines: Teachers get 'sweeping powers' and Sunak's 'giveaway'
The papers focus on new rules to be announced later which will let teachers decide exam grades in England.
Marcus Rashford interview nets BBC scoop of the year at RTS awards
The England striker spoke about growing up in poverty as he campaigned for free school meals.
Covid in Scotland: What's the state of the epidemic?
Using World Health Organization measures, it is possible to chart Scotland's progress in tackling Covid-19.
Home education: Children 'failed' decade after boy's death
Little progress made to safeguard children taught at home in Wales despite a child dying, review says.
Family wins battle to remember mum with Irish headstone
Keane family says they're delighted to be able to put an Irish message on their mother's gravestone.
Vauxhall: Crunch talks to save Ellesmere Port plant continue
Vauxhall's parent company has previously said its fate depends on the government's commitment to the car industry.
Covid-19: 'No child's prospects should be blighted by pandemic'
The education secretary sets out £700m to help pupils in England catch up on missed time in school.
Covid-19: Robin Swann says caution not recklessness needed with Covid easing
Health Minister Robin Swann says "durable foundations" are needed before NI can exit lockdown.

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