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Some common medicines ‘in short supply’
There has been a big rise in the number of drugs on a “shortage of supply” list for England, analysis shows.
Hillsborough police chief is being singled out unfairly, claims lawyer
Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield is being "singled out unfairly", his lawyer has claimed in court.
'No evidence' of spy within IRA Birmingham pub bombs cell
The coroner who will hear the Birmingham pub bombings inquest has been told there is "no evidence" of involvement in the attacks by a state agent or informant.
Coldest night of the winter sees temperatures plunge below minus 10
Thursday night was the coldest of the winter so far as temperatures plunged to as low as -10.7C (12.7F).
Duke of Edinburgh recovering after car crash near Sandringham
The Duke of Edinburgh is recovering after being left “very shocked” and shaken when he walked away from a car crash unhurt.
Bradley ignoring the public's fears in Brexit 'pantomine': Michelle O'Neill
Sinn Fein deputy leader Michelle O'Neill has told the Secretary of State the Government is still not listening to the fears of Northern Irish people over the Brexit "pantomime".
May risking peace in Northern Ireland by refusing to take threat of no-deal off table: Labour
The Shadow Secretary of State has said Theresa May will be playing "fast and loose" with the peace process if she doesn't take a no-deal Brexit off the table.
It's carry on talking as DUP says PM in 'listening mode' over its backstop concerns
The DUP will be continuing talks with the Government over coming days as the party yesterday said the Prime Minister was "in listening mode" after it met her in Downing Street.
Man killed in five-vehicle crash
A man has died following a five-vehicle crash.
Irish League footballer to begin appeal against indecent image jail term
An Irish League footballer is due to begin his appeal against a four-month prison sentence after being convicted of sharing an indecent image of a child.
What the papers say – January 18
A car crash involving the Duke of Edinburgh and Brexit negotiations in Parliament make headlines on Friday.
Philip shocked but not hurt in crash while driving near Sandringham
The Duke of Edinburgh was left “very shocked” and shaken following a car crash, but walked away unhurt after his vehicle overturned.
Nigel Farage urges Brexiteers to prepare for second referendum
Nigel Farage has urged Leave campaigners to prepare for a second referendum as Britain’s Brexit deadlock continues.
Boris Johnson urges Theresa May to use Brexit to unite country
Boris Johnson is calling on the Government to “use Brexit to unite the country” and focus on the issues that drove the vote for EU withdrawal.
Freezing temperatures to chill the UK as mercury could plummet to below -10C
The UK will wake up to sub-zero temperatures as wintry conditions grip the country.
UK Government to put Army on streets in Brexit no-deal to ensure stability - chaos says MP Hazzard
Government plans to put troops back on the streets of the UK in the event of a no-deal Brexit demonstrate the chaos of the Prime Minister's Brexit strategy and are an admission of the harm the UK crashing out of the EU does, Sinn Fein MP Chris Hazzard has said.
Duke of Edinburgh crash: What are the rules for older drivers?
The Duke of Edinburgh’s car crash at the age of 97 has prompted debate around the safe age of drivers.
Gordon Brown calls to extend Article 50 for a year to consult public
Gordon Brown said he had never seen the country more divided as he called for the Government to extend Article 50 by a year to consult people on Brexit and give the public the final say.
Johnson blames low wages on ‘big business access to foreign labour pools’
Boris Johnson is calling for careful thinking on how to control immigration as he backs a wage boost for workers and insists the Government should “use Brexit to unite the country”.
Shock in north Dublin after man killed in shooting
Community leaders have told of their shock after a young man was killed and another injured in a shooting in Dublin.
Former first minister ‘puppet master’ in Carl Sargeant investigation, court told
Former first minister Carwyn Jones behaved like a “judge in his own court” in controlling an independent investigation into his sacking of late cabinet minister Carl Sargeant, a court has heard.
Pensioner seriously injured in Co Down road crash
A pensioner has been left seriously injured after a road crash in Co Down.
Prince Philip shocked and shaken in crash while he was driving near Sandringham
The Duke of Edinburgh was left “very shocked” and shaken following a car crash, but walked away unhurt after his vehicle reportedly overturned.
Duke of Edinburgh: Life after retirement
The Duke of Edinburgh retired from his decades of royal duty around 18 months ago.
Fresh blow to Scottish Government’s named person scheme
The group tasked with drawing up a code of practice for a key part of the Scottish Government’s named person scheme is finding it “challenging” to ensure this is “simple, concise and accessible”.
Ways to deal with backstop but it can't be harder to get out of it than EU, says DUP's Dodds after Prime Minister meeting
The DUP has said there is a way forward for the Prime Minister to solve the Brexit conundrum and that's to deal with the backstop in a "meaningful and satisfactory way".
Public aghast at Brexit pantomime, says Sinn Fein
Sinn Fein’s deputy leader Michelle O’Neill has said the public are “aghast” at the “Brexit pantomime” at Westminster.
Oxford University suspends research funding from Huawei
Oxford University is suspending research grants and funding donations from Huawei, amid growing security concerns about the Chinese firm’s telecommunication technology.
Glasgow social housing revamp ‘boosted Scottish economy by £2 billion’
Improvements to social housing in Glasgow has boosted Scotland’s economy by £2 billion, according to a report.
Scottish Labour defends ‘Vision for Scotland’ video partially filmed in Wales
The Scottish Labour party has defended itself after viewers noticed a promotional video was partially filmed in Wales.
Philip involved in car crash near Sandringham
The Duke of Edinburgh has been involved in a road accident while driving close to the Sandringham Estate.
Deal agreed in Glasgow equal pay dispute
An agreement in principle has been reached in a bid to bring an end to Glasgow’s long-running equal pay dispute.
Video: Duke of Edinburgh breathalysed after car crash - Royal left shocked and shaken
The Duke of Edinburgh has been involved in a road traffic accident close to the Sandringham Estate but was not injured, Buckingham Palace said.
Dublin hospital denies claims woman was refused abortion
A Dublin hospital has denied a claim made in the Irish parliament that it “refused” a woman an abortion.
In Pictures: Wintry scenes as snow and ice bring plunging temperatures
With flurries of snow falling across parts of Britain, the freezing wintry conditions have provided some picturesque scenes.
‘Impossible’ for Government to rule out no-deal Brexit, PM tells Corbyn
Theresa May has said it is “impossible” for the Government to rule out a no-deal Brexit.
Britain more divided on Brexit than it was on poll tax: Gordon Brown
Gordon Brown has called for Britain’s Brexit deadline to be extended by a year, as he warned the country is now “more divided” than at the time of Margaret Thatcher’s poll tax.
No-deal Brexit would become exercise in damage limitation, says Coveney
Ireland’s Foreign Affairs minister has said a no-deal Brexit would become an exercise in damage limitation for the country.
Man found dead on Edinburgh city bypass
An investigation has been launched after a body was found in the central reservation of the Edinburgh city bypass.
Ken Clarke in 'club of one, DUP actions antithesis of sectarianism,' says party
Tory grandee - and the most senior member of the House of Commons Ken Clarke - has been told to reflect on his words after he accused the Prime Minister of pandering to "the sectarian Protestant" DUP.
Council worker killed in collision with bin lorry
A council worker has died after being hit by a bin lorry in South Lanarkshire.
What was the UK’s most popular new car colour in 2018?
Grey has overtaken black as the UK’s most popular new car colour.
Hundreds offer home to dog cuddled by Meghan
A homeless dog cuddled by the Duchess of Sussex during a visit to an animal welfare charity has generated hundreds of enquiries from potential owners.
First Minister pressed on reintroduction of procedure for stroke patients
The Scottish Government is working on plans to reintroduce a procedure for removing blood clots from the brains of stoke victims.
Parents of baby who may have three days to live appeal for heart donation
The parents of a baby boy who suffered three cardiac arrests shortly after being born have made a desperate appeal to find him a new heart, amid fears he may have just three days to live.
Sturgeon ‘concerned’ Arran 90-year-old told home care not possible
Nicola Sturgeon has pledged to look into reports that a lack of care staff on a Scottish island has left a frail 90-year-old woman unable to get the help she needs.
Rescued turtle critically ill at seal sanctuary
A critically ill rare turtle is being cared for at a Co Down seal sanctuary.
Woman charged after boy, six, injured in collision
A 21-year-old woman has been charged after a six-year-old was injured in a road collision in Aberdeen.
Don’t engage with May over Brexit, Corbyn tells MPs as backbenchers break ranks
Jeremy Corbyn has urged his MPs not to “engage” with the Government over a Brexit deal after at least three prominent backbenchers took up an offer of talks with ministers.
Royal Bank of Scotland outlines plan to reduce taxpayer stake
The Royal Bank of Scotland has proposed buying back shares from the Government as it looks to deploy excess capital and speed up its privatisation.
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