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100,000 civil servants to strike on 1 February
People working in 124 government departments and several other bodies will walk out on 1 February.
Royal Mail tells people not to send post abroad due to 'cyber incident'
The firm is telling customers to stop sending items abroad while it tries to resolve the issue.
Andrew Tate: How schools are tackling his influence
Teachers are trying to find ways to challenge boys who admire the controversial influencer.
Patient's parcel should have been checked - inquest
Beth Matthews died three days after a review said she should not be allowed to open her own post.
Christmas Eve pub shooting: Murder arrest over death of Elle Edwards
A man is held over the death of Elle Edwards, who was shot outside a pub in Wallasey on Christmas Eve.
Help during childbirth has declined, survey finds
Women report positives, but also areas for improvement in a report by England's care regulator.
Andrew Bridgen suspended as Tory MP over Covid vaccine comments
Andrew Bridgen suspended as Conservative MP for spreading misinformation, the chief whip says.
'Number of defects' led to fatal fire at Cameron House hotel
Simon Midgley and Richard Dyson died in the blaze at the luxury Loch Lomond resort in December 2017.
PMQs: Rishi Sunak says he is registered with NHS doctor
The PM tells MPs he has "used independent healthcare in the past" but is registered with an NHS GP.
NI Protocol: Sinn Féin refuses to attend talks with James Cleverly
Sinn Féin says its leader Mary Lou McDonald has been "excluded" from talks with James Cleverly.

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