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The Northern Ireland elections - What have we learnt?

Sinn F茅in is now the largest party in Northern Ireland local government.

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The Ministerial Code

What is it, how does it work - and does it make a difference?

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Record Migration - Necessity or Problem?

UK net migration reaches a record level - driven by arrivals from outside the EU.

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What next for President Erdogan and Turkey?

What does a narrow election victory mean for a divided Turkey and the rest of the world?

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Too Old To Be A Dad Again?

Robert De Niro had a baby at 79, now Al Pacino is expecting at 83.

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Harry in the Witness Box

Prince Harry is expected to give evidence in his case against a newspaper publisher.

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Prince Harry's day in court

The Duke is suing Mirror Group Newspapers over phone hacking and illegal intrusion.

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Heathrow Strikes - How will they affect my summer plans?

Security officers announce fresh wave of summer strikes at the UK's busiest airport.

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Mystery on Maggiore

Four people died - including spies from Italy and Israel - when a boat sank on the lake.

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The Arrest of Nicola Sturgeon - what does it mean for her and the SNP?

Former First Minister speaks of her "shock and distress" as she's released without charge

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The UK Covid Inquiry - How will it work?

Investigating the government's handling of the pandemic.

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The UK's Extreme Marine Heatwave

Why is the water around the UK so unseasonably warm, and should we be worried?

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Mortgages: Fixed or Variable - What Should I Go For?

We explain what's going on in the mortgage market.

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The Titanic Sub: How significant is the banging?

Are the underwater knocking, banging noises a sign of hope in the search for the Titan?

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24 Hours in Russia: from rebellion to retreat

What happens after threat of mutiny in Russia was averted?

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Cricket - Can it ever be a game for everyone?

Damning report finds that racism, sexism and class-based discrimination are widespread.

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Driving Test Fraudsters

How the illegal trade has become big business on social media.

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What's gone wrong with Thames Water?

Why is the UK's biggest water company struggling to survive?

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Can the health service in England be fixed?

We take a closer look at plans to recruit thousands more doctors and nurses in England.

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Toilet Rules - Are Schools Being Too Strict?

Some schools ban pupils from visiting toilets during lessons - which can cause problems.

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Weight loss drugs: How risky are they?

They've been called 'game changers' 鈥� but Europe's drug regulator is taking a closer look

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Public Sector Pay Rises: What's on offer?

What has the government offered 鈥� and is it enough to end strike action?

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By-elections - What do they tell us?

Three by-elections on one day - so how significant are they?

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Is this the end of the Commonwealth Games?

Australia announces it won't now host the 2026 Games due to soaring costs.

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How dangerous is Giant Hogweed?

It releases a toxic sap which can increase the sensitivity of the skin to sunlight

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Who is fighting whom in Jenin 鈥� and why?

What is the Jenin camp and why has Israel launched a large-scale military operation?

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Orkney 鈥� why some islanders want to break away

Is it true that some Orcadians would rather be a part of Norway?

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Does eating less meat help the environment?

Scientists think just cutting down could have a big impact on carbon emissions.

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Drone attacks in Russia

Why are drones being used to attack Russia 鈥� and has Ukraine claimed responsibility?

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Donald Trump's legal troubles and his White House bid

Donald Trump is facing a number of different charges - describing it as a "witch hunt".

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