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In what must be a familiar feeling by now, a planned change to immigration rules in the U.K. has been met with swift resistance.

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People have held an "unhappy" birthday party for a section of A-road which partially collapsed five years ago.

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With a global spotlight shone on Scotland and the issue of abortion, is the Scottish Government getting it right with its handling of the topic?

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A father said parents of children who are not turning to private schools out of choice, should be exempt from paying the ...