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1,329 tiny endangered snails released to roam remote island
Conservationists released the critically endangered snails to help restore a remote island habitat.
Get serious on pay in 2025, TUC chief tells ministers
TUC general secretary Paul Nowak tells the BBC proposed 2.8% public sector pay rise is not credible.
'Assad's fall opened part of my husband's past I knew nothing about'
Syrians across the world are still coming to terms with the rapid fall of the Assad regime.
'Assad's fall opened part of my husband's past I knew nothing about'
Syrians across the world are still coming to terms with the rapid fall of the Assad regime.
A year of mass attacks reveals anger and frustration in China
The killings have led to questions about what is driving people to murder strangers en masse.
Cracks appear in Maga world over foreign worker visas
Vivek Ramaswamy and Elon Musk argue for skilled visas, but not all Trump supporters are pleased with their immigration views
Yellow weather warning issued for Hogmanay
Forecasters warned a deluge of rain could bring "significant disruption" to the end of the year.
Starmer pays tribute to brother who died on Boxing Day
Nick Starmer has died after being diagnosed with cancer.
Man charged with murder and arson in New York subway killing
Sebastian Zapeta is accused of setting a woman on fire and fanning the flames.
Iran arrests Italian reporter, Italy says
Cecilia Sala has been under arrest in Iran for more than a week, Italy's foreign ministry says.
Squid Game reviews: Season two 'sensational' or 'a letdown'?
The returning Netflix show has received mixed reviews from critics.
Spurs could have no fit centre-back after Davies 'setback'
Tottenham could be without any fit centre-backs for Sunday's Premier League game against Wolves after Ben Davies suffers a setback in his recovery.
Heta hits nine-darter but is latest seed out of Worlds
Ninth seed Damon Heta hits a nine-darter but is knocked out by Englishman Luke Woodhouse in the third round of the PDC World Championship.
Make more use of open prisons, former minister says
As he reviews sentencing policy, David Gauke points to Spain where reforms have cut prison numbers.
TV is too risk-averse, says Grange Hill creator
Sir Phil Redmond says modern broadcasting lacks courage, suggesting rules should be broken more often.
Amorim knows job in 'danger' without victories
Despite the big money spent to bring him to the club, new Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim says if he does not win games the sack awaits.
Estonia navy to protect undersea power link after main cable damaged
Nato also says it will enhance its military presence in the Baltic after a ship was suspected of sabotaging the Estlink 2 cable.
Azerbaijan airline blames 'external interference' for plane crash
It comes as the head of Russia's civil aviation agency says the situation in Grozny, the plane's destination, was "very complicated" at the time.
Man charged after car hit four people in London
One victim remains in a critical condition after four people were hit by a car in central London.
Israel forcibly evacuates Kamal Adwan hospital in northern Gaza
The hospital's nursing director says ICU patients in comas and on ventilation machines are being forced out.