- Cop26 Glasgow — news: Boris Johnson ‘must make people fly less’ as David Attenborough says ‘act now’ The Independent
- Climate change: Make people fly less, ministers told BBC News
- UK Government figures attack 'rat-like' COP mascot Bonnie the Seal The National
- COP26 climate change summit: Decisions the world takes now will set us on an irreversible path. We must recognise the danger and seize the opportunities – Amber Rudd The Scotsman
- I chaired Cop21 when we delivered the Paris agreement. We must go further in Glasgow The Guardian
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Cop26 Glasgow — news: Boris Johnson ‘must make people fly less’ as David Attenborough says ‘act now’ - The Independent
UK politics live: public sector pay rises next year could be lower than inflation, minister admits - The Guardian
‘Plan B’ Covid measures could cost UK economy £18bn, documents suggest - The Guardian
Owen Paterson: Ex-Tory minister faces suspension after lobbying on behalf of two companies - Sky News
Insulate Britain: Don’t use M25 on Wednesday, say activists - Evening Standard
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Mum of murdered sisters says 'sorry won't cut it' after police apologise for response
The Venerable Mina Smallman believes Scotland Yard failed to take responsibility for the failings which led to family and friends searching for her daughters Bibaa Henry, 46, and Nicole Smallman, 27 Argos shoppers watch in terror as boy, 16, seen covered in blood after stabbing
Shocking scenes broke out at a retail park in east London as a 16-year-old was reportedly seen leaving an Argos store 'covered in blood' after being stabbed in an alleged row over an e-scooter Search for e-scooter rider captured on CCTV after man raped in Bristol park
Police have released an image of a male on a black scooter or e-scooter who they want to talk to after a man was raped in a park in Bristol during the early hours of Saturday Influencer shares before and after snaps to show reality of 'perfect' pictures
Maeve Madden has over 334,000 followers on Instagram and is known for her no-nonsense attitude on social media, and now the influencer is urging people to not compare themselves to 'perfect' snaps Man forced to wear mask in own home to stop him breathing in dangerous mould
Tam Nicholson, 65, suffered crippling injuries and was left with post-traumatic stress disorder after an accident at work in 2018 - and now he says his health is at greater risk because dampness made his house rot Bride finds breast cancer lump at final dress fitting a week before wedding
Single mum-of-one Gemma Blezard, 37, from Bedford, found a lump on her breast while trying on her wedding dress to see if it still fit one week before her big day Tories spark fury with council meeting 'sweepstake' on cruel Universal Credit cut
Cllr Paul Bartlett told a Kent County Council committee that some colleagues 'lost the sweepstake as to when the £20 Universal Credit would be mentioned' Council creates new sex club rules on G-strings and where to put your hands
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| Budget 2021: Public sector workers set for pay rise, says Sunak
The chancellor will use his Budget on Wednesday to confirm that the "pay pause" is being lifted. Owen Paterson faces 30-day Commons suspension for rule breach after watchdog report
A report says ex-minister Owen Paterson had used his position as MP to benefit two companies who paid him. Queen holds first engagements since hospital stay
The 95-year-old monarch speaks to ambassadors remotely from Windsor Castle ahead of her COP26 trip. Pay rebound for workers hit by the pandemic
Young employees saw the biggest dip and rebound in wages but the gender pay gap has widened. Manchester Arena bomber Salman Abedi's parents living in Libya
Ramadan Abedi and his wife Samia Tabbal are under surveillance by Libyan authorities, the BBC confirms. Widnes baby death: Father guilty of son's murder
Mihai-Catalin Gulie, 28, is convicted of murdering his son, who suffered "horrific" head injuries. Tour de France: UK to bid for 2026 Grand Depart; Women's Rugby World Cup 2025 bid confirmed
The UK will bid to host the 2026 Tour de France Grand Depart in addition to the next women's Rugby World Cup. Louise Minchin: Man admits stalking BBC presenter
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Owner of historic £2million Lismore House in Cornwall REFUSES to sell anyone who is not local
 Michael Jay, says he turned down offers for Lismore House in Helston after potential buyers revealed they knew nothing about the town's annual Flora Day dance. Lost cache of Faberge heirlooms discovered in museum basement after 90 years
 The lost collection of Faberge heirlooms, which date back to the turn of the last century, were found during a routine trip through the storerooms of the Royal Pavilion and Museums in Brighton. VIDEO: Orphaned elephant Lemeki enjoys drinking from a hosepipe
 Lemeki, is an orphan elephant growing up in the care of the Sheldrick Wildlife Trust at their Neonate Nursery in the Tsavo Conservation Area, Nairobi, Kenya. South Africa opener Quinton de Kock pulls out of T20 World Cup match due to 'personal reasons'
 Cricket South Africa were forced to react after the team chose different methods to support the Black Lives Matter movement ahead of their defeat by Australia. Whitsand Bay beach hut sells for more than half a million pounds- without the buyer viewing it
 The shack, called Ferndale, is between Looe and Plymouth. It was bought by someone who has not seen it in person for more than £550,000. The property is 344 square feet. Has SAGE finally got it right? Covid infections are ALREADY flatlining in England
 Data from the Government's Covid dashboard suggest the latest surge in infections peaked last Thursday, when there were just over 44,000 in a day. BREAKING: Border Force responds to 'urgent incident' off the Essex coast near Felixstowe
 Border Force officers are dealing with a serious incident this morning in the sea at Harwich, Essex. Priest 'loses trust' in police for 'doing nothing' after he was brutally attacked by four thugs
 Father Colin Mason, of Sacred Heart Church in Westbury-on-Trym in Bristol, shared a photograph of his bloodied shirt and bruised face after the assault at 11pm on August 20. |
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