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The science secretary has accepted her original comments about Professor Kate Sang were wrong.

Rhys ab Owen touched and swore at two women while drunk on a night out, an investigation finds.

The BBC spoke to people with a range of earnings and household set-ups about how the Budget affects them.

A plume of smoke is seen across the city after a major fire breaks out at industrial units.

Follow live text updates from day one of the fifth Test between India and England in Dharamsala.

Talent accelerators can boost women, but long-term effects are 'fragile'

The department says the action, a first for NI doctors, will cause disruption to patient care.

Workers at the retailers will get a rise above minimum wage as shops battle for staff.

Two-year-old Ethan Griffiths was taken to hospital in August 2021 and later died of a brain injury.

Astrea Academy Woodfields in Doncaster is accused of "invasive snooping tactics".

Miguel Berger told the BBC one of the participants had likely dialled in over a mobile phone or hotel internet.

The boy's death is being treated as unexplained and is being investigated by police.

The foreign secretary says there is "dreadful suffering" in Gaza, as he is due to meet minister Benny Gantz later.

The cut could save the average worker around £450 a year - but Labour says it will be cancelled out by frozen income tax thresholds.

The statement comes amid Tory fears that many voters have stopped listening, says our political editor.

They say they are disabled after catching Covid at work, with no protection from employers.

Many NHS executives across Scotland are being given top appraisal marks which are linked to pay rises.

Tax cuts, holiday lets, small businesses and fuel cost are among the issues in the spotlight.

UK Special Forces have been deployed in Syria in the past decade in operations against Islamic State.

Anyone But You heralds a new rom-com era thanks to Gen Z audiences.