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Greatest number of mortgages approved per month since Liz Truss mini-budget
The number of mortgages approved in September reached a level not seen in the two years since the Liz Truss mini-budget.
'Astonishing' witches' marks discovered at heritage site
A "staggering array" of witches' marks have been found at Gainsborough Old Hall, including "curse" inscriptions aimed at its old owner.
Ancient city found hidden in Mexico jungle
Archaeologists have discovered thousands of previously unknown ancient structures, including pyramids, hidden deep in Mexico's jungle.
Hotel building collapses - people feared trapped
A 10-storey hotel building has collapsed in Argentina, with people feared trapped in the rubble.
Still no snow on Mount Fuji, forecasters say, as new record set
Mount Fuji is yet to see any snow on its slopes this year, with forecasters saying the absence of the white stuff has set a new record.
Ex-Tory MP carried out 'brazen and drunken' sexual misconduct in parliament bar, watchdog finds
Former Conservative MP Aaron Bell carried out "brazen and drunken" sexual misconduct in the parliament bar, a watchdog has found.
Could this be the end of dangerous scramble for trains at Euston station?
Passengers at London's Euston station will be allowed to board some trains earlier in an attempt to improve dangerous overcrowding.
Liam Payne's first posthumous single to be released
Liam Payne's first posthumous single, Do No Wrong, will be released this Friday.
ID of woman who fell to her death 20 years ago still unknown - as new information released
New information about a young woman who fell to her death from a tower block in London 20 years ago has been released, along with a fresh appeal to identify her.
More than 1,000 Ford staff to strike from tomorrow
More than 1,000 Ford employees will go on strike on Wednesday, the Unite union has said.

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