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Revolut outage hits 'multiple services' as thousands of users report app issues
Some users of the British neobank reported being unable to make some payments or access funds in its app on Tuesday.
Job vacancies fall as small firms cut back on recruitment
Small firms cite labour costs as a key factor in scaling back hiring, the Office for National Statistics says.
NHS trust prosecuted over children's sepsis deaths
Charges relate to the deaths of a two-year-old and a three-year-old at Broomfield Hospital in Essex.
Rantzen felt 'deprived of choice' over her own death
A note written by Dame Esther Rantzen is released by her family following a private funeral.
We asked teens what schools should teach them about work. This is what they said
Teenagers say they want more work experience at school and opportunities to improve their communication skills.
Chancellor rejects calls to raise Capital Gains Tax in Budget
Influential Labour figures had been pushing for equalising CGT and income tax, but critics have said this could drive wealthy people out of Britain.
The Papers: 'The French correction' and 'Labour cuts £2bn from Army'
Violent unrest in France continues and Defence drops funding for frontline military vehicles lead Tuesday's papers.
Criminals detained in hospital set to lose benefits
The families of the victims of Nottingham killer Valdo Calocane had been campaigning for the change.
I have a condition people are too embarrassed to talk about
Women share their experience of lichen sclerosus.
'Pimping website' inquiry finds human trafficking 'hidden in plain sight' online
A report finds women who were forced into prostitution as teenagers, advertised online, drugged and moved through cities.
The singles choosing in-person dating events over apps
The BBC hears from people who think dating events are better value for money than dating apps.
The first Aberfan man to call for help
Dave Evans was the one of the only ones in Aberfan with a telephone.
'I started ketamine at 14 and needed nappies at 22' - the rise of young people going to rehab
For the last two years Megan has been in agony and unable to stand straight because of her ketamine use.
Hundreds of holiday lets operating without planning permission
Hundreds of holiday-let properties are operating in Edinburgh despite being refused planning permission, new figures show.
Burnham vows end to 'rip-off parking charges' under new rules
The changes come after concerns that penalties issued by private providers are too harsh and leave motorists unfairly punished.
Man held after three Jewish women report assaults
Three women, one pushing a baby in a pram, reported being assaulted in Clapton Common, Hackney.
Man in his 20s dies after four-vehicle crash
The crash, which involved a lorry, a van and two cars, occurred in Newry on Monday morning.
Leicester to visit Oxford City in FA Cup first round - see full draw
Leicester City will travel to National League North side Oxford City in the 2026-27 FA Cup first round - five years after winning the competition.
Reform UK mayor investigated over naked photo claims
Reform UK's Luke Campbell denies claims that he showed nude photos of himself to a female colleague.
Bikes 'not for jousting,' says Lime after duel video
Footage emerged on social media of hundreds of people gathered in east London to watch a bike joust.
Wales' 'oldest man' turns 107
Owen Filer was born in 1919 and served with the Royal Welsh Fusiliers during World War Two.
Southport killer faces trial for alleged prison attacks
Axel Rudakubana appeared at Monday's hearing via a videolink from Broadmoor Hospital.
Dissidents may have mounted gun attacks on Garvaghy Road, court hears
The case has been brought by a Portadown Orangeman against Sir Chris Bryant and Jon Boutcher.
Prime minister lays wreath for Aberfan victims
Andy Burnham visited the village on Wednesday ahead of the 60th anniversary of the disaster.
Trial hears Robinson 'intimidated' Daily Mail reporters
The activist is accused of "bully-boy tactics" and denies harassment causing fear of violence.
Charging battery believed to have caused house fire
The fire caused extensive damage to the property, especially in the kitchen, officials say.
Prime minister visits Aberfan ahead of 60th anniversary of 'horrifying tragedy'
A total of 116 children and 28 adults were killed on 21 October 1966 when a colliery spoil tip collapsed.
Masts from explosives-packed ship taken to museum
Removing the poles has reduced the risk of them toppling on to the bombs, a junior minister says.
Morgan Gibbs-White fined after his car ran red light
The midfielder failed to respond to two police letters asking whether he was driving at the time of the offence.
Bereaved families could face 'unjust' tax bill after civil service pension delays
The chairman of Parliament's Public Accounts Committee says families should not be taxed through no fault of their own.
Woman says she 'closed eyes and tried not to be there' during alleged Russell Brand rape
The 51-year-old faces three counts of rape, three charges of sexual assault and one of indecent assault.
Man accused of mass train stabbing admits wounding
Anthony Williams is in court after multiple stabbings on a train that was forced to stop in Huntingdon.
Reform MSP quits party to sit as independent
Amanda Bland's decision relegates the party to the third-largest group at Holyrood, with one member fewer than Labour.
Four arrested after police officer injured in shooting
The officer was shot in the foot and remains in hospital in a stable condition, police say.
Schools 'explosive device' email a hoax, say police
Assistant Chief Constable Ryan Henderson said police consider the risk to the public "as low".
Officer 'stable and with family' after shooting
Nottinghamshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden commended the officer's bravery.
The portraits that helped bring the lost Aberfan children home
An artist living hundreds of miles away felt compelled to help the village that lost its children.
'I could die before my family's murder is solved'
The deaths of a mother and her five children in a house fire are now being treated as a cold case.
'We didn't know a cold sore could kill a baby'
Ben Brookes and Meg Edmonds want to raise awareness of HSV after losing their daughter.
Villagers fear losing quiet life to 'monstrosity' meat processing plant
Ecclefechan residents say they are concerned about the traffic, smell and visual impact of the factory promising 90 jobs.
Companies exploiting welfare system by using residents as 'cash cows', BBC finds
Agents try to attract people on housing benefit by using social media videos that offer free rooms and holidays.
'Postcode lottery' driving children's inequality in England, commissioner warns
Dame Rachel De Souza's landmark report says children are being failed by a "postcode lottery".
PM says youth unemployment is a 'catastrophe and a moral failure'
The UK faces "economic catastrophe" with one million young people not in work or training, the prime minister says.
Severe weather warning issued ahead of potential UK storm later this week
Gales are possible later this week with a Met Office weather warning issued ahead of what could become the UK's first named storm of the autumn.
People playing loud music on buses could face £100 fine
Antisocial behaviour on buses in England could lead to fines while a new campaign is also being launched for trains. A national campaign asking rail passengers "share the carriage, not the noise" is being launched.
The Papers: 'Neets crisis is moral failure' and 'Credit crunch'
PM brands Neets "crisis" a "moral failure" and cereal prices could rise in healthy food crackdown lead Monday's papers.
Don't fall for this - how to protect yourself from AI scams
Trading standards officers say AI is "super-charging" existing scams through clones and fake websites.
Home sellers cut asking prices on 3,000 properties a day
More property asking prices are being cut than at any time in 15 years, data shared with the BBC shows.
Troubles legacy bill is not an amnesty for soldiers - NI secretary
Amendments to the bill are being debated by MPs, as the long-awaited legislation returns to the House of Commons.
House prices in Wales are on the rise - how does your area compare?
Affordability continues to be a "real challenge" for buyers, as prices rise by an average of 4%.
Two teenagers die in collision
Police say the driver dies in hospital as a result of her injuries.
West Midlands Police officer who accessed police records 2,000 times sacked
A misconduct hearing said many of the records accessed were sensitive and held "intimate information".
Three officers injured after lorry crashes into police vehicle
A 36-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of driving while unfit through drink or drugs, driving while disqualified and dangerous driving.
BBC pauses civil service secondment scheme
The BBC said all journalism and editorial decisions are made by BBC journalists and editors.
Man arrested after boy, 16, dies in crash
The 19-year-old man is held on suspicion of causing death and serious injury by dangerous driving.
McGill's accuse Swinney of behaving like dictator over bus plans
The first minister outlined plans to bring buses under public control during his speech at the SNP conference.
Fuel leak spreads more than two miles along River Taff
Public Health Wales advises people living nearby to shut their doors and windows due to the smell.
NHS data breaches a disgrace, health secretary says
A total of 15 NHS staff have been sacked for accessing records of the Nottingham attacks victims.
Polanski says he will not overturn Green Party's 'Zionism is racism' motion
The Green Party leader said, while he wanted to amend it, the motion would stand until 2028.
Man, 80, who died in light aircraft crash near Loch Lomond named
The flying instructor has been described as "a gentleman and an experienced aviator" by former students.
House that looks like boulders to be built on moor
Town council had objected to the plans but the folklore-inspired house will now be built.
Suspects hunted after police officer injured in shooting
A firearm has been recovered by officers after a man and a woman fled the scene, detectives say.
Boy, 14, stabbed in shopping centre attack
Greater Manchester Police say the boy's injuries were not thought to be life threatening or life changing.
Ending corridor care in hospitals for children a priority, says health secretary
Yvette Cooper also announces £140m investment in England's urgent care system, ahead of winter.
'Learning to read in my 80s has changed my life'
Alan, from Southampton, learned to read through the charity Read Easy.
How wedding content creators take you from aisle to Insta
A growing industry is helping newly weds post video content on social media 24 hours after their big day.
How parents of murdered stalking victim are campaigning for change
Alice Ruggles's parents continue to raise awareness of stalking through the trust set up in their daughter's name.
Chin-up champion secures Guinness World Record title
Former mixed marital artist Damien Rooney has broken the Guinness World Record for most chin-ups in an hour whilst wearing a 20lb weight.
Making murder fun: How the Traitors' soundtrack sets the tone
It's not just treachery and villainy - the soundtrack for Traitors helps set the show's campy tone.
There's a crackdown on sports piracy - but is it already out of control?
The sports industry's lucrative business model is being undermined by dodgy TV sticks and illegal streaming links, writes Theo Leggett.
Comedian Paul Whitehouse mugged at London cash machine
His wife wrote on Instagram that the actor had been "mugged at a cash machine behind a Sainsbury's in Islington".
The Papers: 'French protests become violent' and SAS men 'arrested for murder'
The Times reports soldiers accused of murder were sent into war zones while still under police investigation.
Manifest: From reality TV to Wembley Arena in one turbulent year
Turkish girl group manifest on taking their music to a global audience, as they prepare for their first UK concert.
The playground murder: Trauma, loss and a love that endured
Diane Watson's best friend Pauline recalls a shocking school murder and its lasting legacy.
Health workers run out of patience with Stormont budget delay
The practical impact of Northern Ireland's budget delay seemed relatively muted until earlier this week when hospital doctors announced two strikes.
Reform politician says smart glasses help him make speeches in Wales' parliament
Jason O'Connell sparked debate when he started wearing the glasses, which have an autocue feature.
Reform activist suspended after reportedly saying Muslims cannot be British
The alleged comments were filmed by an undercover reporter for an ITV broadcast: Undercover a Year in Reform
Swinney's emotional explanation for his commitment to independence
BBC Scotland's political editor Glenn Campbell reflects on John Swinney's SNP conference speech.
Man and woman appear in court following arson attack deaths
A man and a woman, arrested after four family members died in an arson attack, have appeared in court in County Tipperary
Husband calls for PM to intervene after wife detained in Egypt
Eman el-Shazly has been held by authorities in Egypt for two months, allegedly due to her sister's activism.
More NHS staff sacked over attacks victims' records
Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust says a new system will be brought in to protect records.
UK must protect against Russian 'hybrid attacks', ex-national security adviser says
Lord Ricketts says more should be spent on improving the resilience of energy, transport, air traffic control and defence sites.
Ex-Reform politician likens party's response to criticism to an abuser
Sarah Cooper-Lesadd, who defected to Plaid Cymru, says she is "not surprised" by new allegations.
Recovery driver sentenced after runaway car crush
CCTV footage captured the vehicle rolling down the road, dragging driver Sean Baker along.
DIY SOS to be 'rested' next year to save money, BBC says
The long-running programme will be replaced by a "more cost-effective" spin-off show revisiting past projects.
Boy, 16, and 80-year-old man die in light aircraft crash near Loch Lomond
Emergency services were called at about 16:45 on Friday, and pronounced both dead at the scene.
Man jailed for Starmer-linked arson attacks is deported
Romanian national Stanislav Carpiuc was sentenced in June over arson attacks targeting the former prime minister's car and property.
'Law change will be my sons' legacy - I hope they're proud of me'
Jack and Paul were 12 and 9 when their father killed them during a contact visit despite concerns.
Third runway at Heathrow Airport would drive growth, Healey says
It comes after the prime minister refused to say whether he backed expansion.
Faisal Islam: Why China and AI are worrying global finance bosses
At the IMF meeting in Bangkok this week finance and business leaders grappled with uncertainty.
Why hasn't the UK had any named storms yet?
So far this autumn wet and windy weather patterns have been steered away from the UK. When could we see that change?
Miranda's tears, joy and dance moves steal show as deadly boredom sets in on The Celebrity Traitors
Miranda Hart became emotional and spoke about her health problems as more action unfolded on Friday.
The Papers: 'Mystery drones over UK' and 'Troops heading to Poland for war games'
The Daily Telegraph leads with reports that RAF jets had two close encounters with unidentified drones earlier this year.
Why people who have never smoked are getting hooked on vapes
More than one million people now vape who have never been smokers, according to the ONS.
Not sure what to wear for Halloween? These outfits are set to be the most popular this year
Freaky Nikki, Dolly Parton and whimsical costumes like gargoyles are popular among adults dressing up this year.
Two-week half terms: The school holiday no one can agree on
Parents are divided, with some struggling to arrange childcare while others eye cheaper holidays.
£800,000 spent on scrapped sports dome project
Ulster University has also revealed the multi-million pound dome would have cost a further £1m to run each year.
Scotland 'not like Manchester', Swinney says in dig at PM Burnham
The first minister also used his SNP conference speech to announce plans for Scotland's bus network to be brought under public control.
Watch: Harry and Meghan at first joint engagement since UK return
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are making several public appearances in Nottingham.