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Two squirrel travellers force Gatwick train cancellation
A morning train to Gatwick Airport was cancelled after two squirrels boarded and one refused to get off - forcing passengers to move away from the "frightened a
Ukraine war: Indians who fought in Russia return home with…
BBCA group of discharged men near the Russia-Ukraine border on their way outLast week, the Indian government announced that Russia had discharged dozens of the
UK aid spending may hit 17-year low, charities warn
More than 120 international charities have warned UK aid spending will fall to its lowest level since 2007 unless the government takes urgent actions in next mo
When is the Budget and what might be in it?
Getty ImagesChancellor Rachel Reeves will deliver her first Budget on Wednesday 30 October.In September, she told the BBC it will involve "difficult decisions"
Toto Schillaci tributes, Champions League reaction, Celtic, Man City build-up
Weiss & son have history with Celticpublished at 13:53 British Summer Time 18 September13:53 BST 18 SeptemberCeltic v Slovan Bratislava (20:00 BST)Image sou
Oldham: Site of infamous ‘anarchy’ school up for sale
A former school site made infamous after a teacher there leaked an "anarchy diary", detailing how staff and pupils were abused by a gang of children, has been p
Tupperware: Embattled food container firm files for bankruptcy
US brand Tupperware has filed for bankruptcy as it struggles to survive in the face of sliding sales.The food storage container firm said it will ask for court
Supermoon and lunar eclipse delight star gazers
EPAThe supermoon with a partial lunar eclipse was seen around the world - with this picture taken from Jerusalem A supermoon has lit up the sky across the world
Brook House: Only one inquiry recommendation followed
Brook House InquiryInquiry head Kate Eves said ministers were "failing to listen" to her recommendationsThe government has only agreed to one out of 33 recommen
Suspicious packages sent to election officials across US
The FBI and the US Postal Department are investigating suspicious packages received by election officials in 17 states.Federal investigators said they were coll
Big Butterfly Count lowest in 14 years
Andrew Cooper, Butterfly ConservationThe small tortoiseshell butterfly has suffered its worst year on record in the countA wildlife charity has declared a natio
John Major: Rwanda plan was un-British, says former PM
Former Prime Minister Sir John Major has criticised the previous government's Rwanda asylum plan, branding it "un-Conservative and un-British". The scheme aimed
