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Network Rail will switch its screen back on as part of a trial to provide clearer and more visible travel updates for passengers.

Travel information to be shown on station advertisement screen after controversy

The report also found the maximum maintenance loan for students is now less than the average rent in London. 

Students unable to pay for basic living costs after rent for rooms rises

Hassan Sentamu, 18, admitted manslaughter but denied Elianne’s murder on the basis that he has autism.

Teenager fatally stabbed over friend's teddy bear after break-up, court told

The rescue attempt of the Darwin's Frog is part of a global effort to save the amphibians from extinction.

Endangered Darwin's Frog rescued from fatal foreign fungus

Unions are saying the capital will 'descend into a free-for-all fare scenario" as staff at Transport for London walkout.

Rail and bus ticket inspectors to strike over pay

Nash Clyne, 33, was found with serious injuries in Acton. Three others are reported to have also been injured.

Murder investigation launched after man dies in London

Executive producer Michael Bolingbroke said the Swedish pop group ‘chose the UK when they could have gone anywhere else’.

Abba Voyage to sell its three millionth ticket in December

A man has died and a number of other people are believed to have been injured after a 'disturbance' was reported in Birkbeck Road.

Man dies after 'disturbance' in Acton

Adam Carruthers outside Newcastle Crown Court where he is accused of felling the Sycamore Gap tree. Mr Carruthers and Daniel Graham deny causing criminal damage to the tree, valued at £622,000, and £1,114 damage to Hadrian's Wall. Picture date: Monday December 9, 2024.

The trial of two men jointly charged with causing criminal damage to the famous Northumberland tree was due to start on Monday.

One of Sycamore Gap tree felling accused too ill to stand trial

The finale of their farewell 'Torvill & Dean: Our Last Dance' UK Tour - will take place on Saturday 12 July 2025 in Nottingham.

Torvill & Dean announce their final ever performance together

Thousands of men, women and children have been freed from Syria's Sednaya Military Prison.

Search underway for 'thousands' underneath Syria's 'slaughterhouse' prison

When rebels ransacked the 31,500 square-metre Al-Rawda presidential palace over the weekend, it was clear the family had been indulging in a lavish lifestyle. 

Flashy cars and underground tunnels: Inside the secret life of Bashar al-Assad

Police arrested 26-year-old Luigi Mangione after a customer saw him in a McDonald's, ending an almost week-long manhunt.

Luigi Mangione charged with murder of health insurance boss in New York

The wife of Bashar al-Assad has rarely been seen in public since the outbreak of the civil war.

Who is the British-born wife of Bashir al-Assad and could she return to the UK?

An episode of “Succession” about the death of the fictional family patriarch Logan Roy reportedly caused Murdoch’s children to hold the discussions. 

Rupert Murdoch loses Succession-style legal battle to change family trust

ITV News understands the settlement could stretch to £400m if the council decides to pre-emptively pay women workers who have not yet launched claims. 

Birmingham Council to settle equal pay claim after bankruptcy, sources say

Birmingham City Council has reached an agreement to settle thousands of equal pay claims that have pushed the local authority to the brink of bankruptcy.

Birmingham City Council settles historic equal pay claim after bankruptcy

Holly Valance's husband Nick Candy, a former Conservative party donor, said he would take up the fundraising role in the new year.

Billionaire tycoon Nick Candy quits Tories to become new Reform treasurer

The seaside town was battered by 75mph winds during the storm, with trees ripped down and homes left without power.

 ‘It’s hell’ - anger as park home site still without power after Storm Darragh

Avon Cat Rescue says Storm Darragh was 'terrifying' for their cats, but three of the escaped cats have now been found. 

Storm Darragh: cat sanctuary raises £13,000 after fallen tree destroys pen

(left to right) James Corden as Smithy, Mathew Horne as Gavin, Joanna Page as Stacey and Ruth Jones as Nessa, stars of the BBC comedy Gavin & Stacey: The Finale.

Gavin and Stacey star Melanie Walters, who plays Gwen, said one moment in the festive script made her "scream out loud" on first reading. 

Moment in final Gavin and Stacey script made actor 'scream out loud'

Amie Gray was killed and another woman was seriously injured in the attack on Bournemouth beach, Winchester Crown Court hears.

Criminology student 'savagely attacked' woman on beach after studying murder

That's the claim some people are making after the Tory MP's husband joined the party. 

Is Suella Braverman one step closer to joining Reform UK?

The Archbishop of Liverpool Malcolm McMahon OP, has declared the sudden recovery of a man from Merseyside with epilepsy was a miracle.

Man's recovery in 1923 declared first English miracle 

 Fawwaz Aloklah is one of thousands of Syrians taken by Assad forces, who were then tortured and trapped, never knowing if they would see their families again. 

'Torture for the sake of torture': UK-based refugee on his time in Syrian prison

Police have released footage of Damion Vernon visiting a bank in Bridlington on the day he was last seen in 2014.

CCTV released in mystery of dad missing for a decade

More than 20 trees have been torn down at the park. All enclosures were safely evacuated. 

Wildlife park issues 'urgent' plea for help after Storm Darragh 'causes carnage'

Pictures taken show the sea eating into land by sea defences near the popular holiday spot in Norfolk.

Vulnerable village loses another three metres of land to Storm Darragh

Referee David Coote has been sacked after an expletive-filled video showed him making derogatory comments about former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp.

Referee David Coote sacked after Jurgen Klopp comments

Syrian rebels are working to form a new government after the offensive ended the Assad family's 50-year iron rule. 

Syrian rebels work to form government after Assad regime falls

Berlin confirmed plans to make it a criminal offence to ‘facilitate the smuggling of migrants to the UK’ as part of the agreement.

Germany to tighten people-smuggling law as ‘action plan’ agreed with UK

Dylan John Pounds has been sentenced to 15 years in prison and given a 12-year driving disqualification for causing the deaths of Dean and Charlie Lowe.

'Dangerous' driver sentenced to 15 years for causing deaths of father and son

The battery is made from lab grown synthetic diamonds which encase radioactive element Carbon-14, as ITV News Science Correspondent Martin Stew reports.

How the world's first diamond battery could provide power for thousands of years

The company blamed an especially wet spring and summer as it reported 359 pollution incidents during the period.

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Flashy cars and underground tunnels: Inside the secret life of Bashar al-Assad

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Birmingham Council to settle equal pay claim after bankruptcy, sources say

Birmingham City Council settles historic equal pay claim after bankruptcy

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‘It’s hell’ - anger as park home site still without power after Storm Darragh

Storm Darragh: cat sanctuary raises £13,000 after fallen tree destroys pen

Moment in final Gavin and Stacey script made actor 'scream out loud'

Criminology student 'savagely attacked' woman on beach after studying murder

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Man's recovery in 1923 declared first English miracle

'Torture for the sake of torture': UK-based refugee on his time in Syrian prison

CCTV released in mystery of dad missing for a decade

Wildlife park issues 'urgent' plea for help after Storm Darragh 'causes carnage'

Vulnerable village loses another three metres of land to Storm Darragh

Referee David Coote sacked after Jurgen Klopp comments

Syrian rebels work to form government after Assad regime falls

Germany to tighten people-smuggling law as ‘action plan’ agreed with UK

'Dangerous' driver sentenced to 15 years for causing deaths of father and son

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