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Ballot results give British Medical Association another six-month mandate for walkouts in England.

The operator of the Jacobite steam train says it has not been granted an exemption to a safety rule.

Customers who don't return money they withdrew face prosecution, an Ethiopian bank chief tells the BBC.

Customers who don't return money they withdrew face prosecution, an Ethiopian bank chief tells the BBC.

Vaughan Gething is backed as Wales' new first minister in a Senedd vote to succeed Mark Drakeford.

The opulent Ladies Lounge exhibit aims to highlight the exclusion faced by Australian women for decades.

The opulent Ladies Lounge exhibit aims to highlight the exclusion faced by Australian women for decades.

The jury's verdict comes after hearing how killer Luke D'Wit used the opioid painkiller fentanyl.

Network Rail says it is looking into why "general Ramadan celebratory messages" were not used.

Northern business, transport and political leaders say action "must be taken" immediately.

The award-winning hip-hop producer was presented with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on Tuesday.

The charge follows an investigation of a video shared of a man among home fans at Old Trafford.

She has given $16.5bn in donations since divorcing Amazon founder Jeff Bezos 2019.

The story will conclude with a new big-screen outing, according to the actress.

Train drivers at 16 rail firms are set to stage walkouts in April, with Tube strikes in April and May.

Train drivers at 16 rail firms are set to stage walkouts in April, with Tube strikes in April and May.

The jury's verdict comes after hearing how killer Luke D'Wit used the opioid painkiller fentanyl.

England fast bowler Lauren Bell discusses withdrawing from the Women's Premier League, her ambitions for 2024 and her growing responsibility in Heather Knight's team.

It follows reports, first published by the Daily Mirror, that staff at the the London Clinic attempted to access her private medical reports.

Thomas Guthrie, Barry Harvey and Thomas Owen carried out a violent campaign which left two men dead.