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Giuffre thought she might 'die a sex slave' at hands of Epstein and his circle, memoir reveals
A Buckingham Palace source admits there could be "more days of pain ahead" as the memoir, which puts Prince Andrew under further scrutiny, is released.
New V-level courses to be brought in for students after GCSEs
Ministers say new vocational courses will simplify the "confusing" options students have after GCSEs.
Forest in advanced talks to appoint manager Dyche
Nottingham Forest are in advanced talks to appoint former Burnley and Everton boss Sean Dyche as their manager.
Harper Lee's newly found stories reveal 'a brilliant writer in the making', her family say
The family of the author, known for To Kill A Mockingbird, say newly found stories reveal her brilliance.
Boulter's poor run continues with first-round loss
British number three Katie Boulter continues her poor run of form with defeat by German Eva Lys in the second round of the Pan Pacific Open.
Consign my Ashes try to history - Davies' England challenge
Thirty-one years ago this week, Jonathan Davies scored arguably Wembley's greatest-ever try. This Saturday, he wants to see England produce a memorable moment to match it.
Inquiry announced to investigate Leeds NHS maternity failings
More than 70 families have described traumatic care at Leeds Teaching Hospitals maternity units.
Couple have to live green or £150,000 eco house will be torn down
Abigail and Marcus Beck built their home under Wales' unique One Planet Development policy.
Why medical students are choosing Bulgaria over UK
The BBC has spoken to students choosing Bulgaria due to UK's strict cap on medical school places.
Has the Elizabeth line led to a rise in rental prices?
Data suggests rents along the line's route have risen disproportionately since it opened in 2022.
Rail firm losing £45.5m revenue from fare evasion
South Western Railway was the first company to be renationalised by the Labour government in May.
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Housing secretary says 'job on the line' over 1.5m housing target
Housing secretary tells BBC Panorama widespread scepticism will make hitting target "all the sweeter".
Chancellor says Brexit deal caused long-term damage to economy
Rachel Reeves made the comments about the 2020 deal at a key meeting of the world's leading finance ministers and central bankers.
Two dead after cargo plane skids off Hong Kong runway into sea
The Emirates flight hit a vehicle on the ground as it landed at the international airport.
UK military to get powers to shoot down drones near bases
Plans to allow troops to take faster action come after sightings at four airbases last year.
Israel says it will return to ceasefire after Gaza strikes
Israel and Hamas accused one another of breaching the deal, which came into force on 10 October.
Verstappen's 'positive pressure' as he goes 'flat out' for fifth title
For the first time all year, Max Verstappen says that winning the world championship is a real possibility after his United States Grand Prix victory.
Bereaved families call for inquiry into government response to suicide websites
Campaigners say at least 133 people have died in the UK after being exposed to a toxic substance promoted by online forums.
The Papers: 'Andy sweats over police probe' and 'ceasefire in peril'
A Met investigation into Prince Andrew and the Israel-Hamas ceasefire dominate Monday's front pages.