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In the round-up: Sometimes I'm happy to finish second to Max - Norris • More changes to FIA's "misconduct" rule • Piastri pleased with second season

Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg: Home Secretary Yvette Cooper to be quizzed on small boats dilemma  BBCView Full coverage on Google News

A man convicted of participating in the January 6 Capitol riots has told Sky News he expects Donald Trump to set him free.

The United Kingdom is made up of four nations: Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England, but they are not equal.

"What Sean Combs is being accused of is not rare. He's not an anomaly."

The UK is one of the only developed economies not using a form of national ID card, research has shown.

Labour previously pledged to have the highest rate of returns since 2018 in their first six months in office.

The Halo Trust has seen a tenfold increase in emergency calls from Syrians worried about explosives.

More than 1.6 tonnes of cocaine with a street value of £126 million were seized by the UK's Border Force in three major drugs operations over the summer

Polling found people who turn to food banks are much lonelier than the public at large - and that one in five of them say they have no family or friends to support them

Experts say there are 'fatal accidents' occurring in Syria as 'horribly vulnerable' but hopeful people make the journey home through dangerous areas littered with landmines

Winter's icy grip can leave homes feeling frigid. Learn how small changes can make a big difference in warmth and energy savings this season.

There's nothing worse than mould in your home, especially around your windows - but one kitchen staple works wonders in getting rid of it, according to an expert.

Conservative plans to require a petition of local residents have been scrapped by Labour

Angela Eagle describes how investment in new tech will help put gangsters out of business

The makeshift nature of the first Salvation Army Christmas dinner - its just as well health and safety wasn't as much of an issue in 1974

Companies condemned by Children's Commissioner for putting 'exorbitant profits over children's care and wellbeing'

The Home Secretary is warning would-be illegal migrants they won't enjoy a good life if they come here

PARALYSED at just 17, George Dowell MBE, from West Sussex, believed his life was over.

THE festive season is meant to be filled with joy, love and laughter.

But, in reality, it’s often a challenging and stressful time when emotions can run high.

“For many people, there’s an expectation that Christmas should be perfect – all twinkly lights and festive fun,” says psychologist Dr Jessica Valentine from Brighton Wellness Centre.

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Tucked away in the trees of the New Forest, Silvertree House offers a magical getaway with luxe touches like a hot tub and pizza oven.

APPRENTICE star and West Ham United vice-chair Karren Brady answers your careers questions.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégé Maggie Innes.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégé Maggie Innes.

OUR much-loved astrologer Meg sadly died last year but her column will be kept alive by her friend and protégé Maggie Innes.