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Public sector strikes could stop police fighting crime, Met chief says
Public sector strikes could further increase the non-policing workload on officers, Sir Mark Rowley warns.
Banksy unveils Ukraine gymnast mural on building shelled by Russia
The anonymous graffiti artist paints murals on buildings destroyed by Russian artillery attacks.
Bereaved parents' childcare petition to be debated by MPs
The family are calling on ministers not to increase the number of children nursery staff can look after.
Big Ben’s iconic bongs return after restoration work
The bells of the Elizabeth Tower will return to regular service on Remembrance Sunday.
Disabled people 'don't feel welcome in nightclubs'
Alex says he almost never sees other disabled people out clubbing.
Dr Heather Steen to be removed from medical register
Dr Heather Steen acted dishonestly over how a nine-year-old girl had died, rules a tribunal.
Wishaw mum's agony after son's hit-and-run killer avoids jail
The man responsible for the death of Amanda McIlquam's son was spared jail because he was under 25.
Queen's legacy creates more diverse Order of Merit
Royal honours for arts and sciences are announced, with four of six new members from ethnic minorities.
Autumn Statement: BBC experts on six ways the plan could affect you
BBC correspondents share what could come up in the economic plan and what it could mean for you.
I'm A Celebrity: Matt Hancock asks for forgiveness
The former health secretary was being grilled by campmates about his actions during the pandemic.

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