Father of Norfolk School Attacker Says Son Was Radicalised Online
The father of a 16-year-old convicted of trying to murder a classmate says violent online material shaped his son, and wants tighter limits on what children can see.
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Oxford Street Closes to Traffic as Shoppers Weigh the Change
Almost a kilometre of London's Oxford Street is now pedestrianised. Shoppers largely welcomed the space, while a taxi driver and a cyclist objected to the change.
Parents of Baby Who Died at Five Days Old to Sue NHS Trust
A Brighton couple will bring a civil claim against the trust that runs the Princess Royal Hospital, after an inquest this month found no aspect of her care likely to have caused her death.
Astley Hall in Chorley Fully Reopens After £400,000 Restoration
The Grade I-listed hall has welcomed visitors back into rooms that had been closed, as the last phase of a six-year restoration programme ends with a refurbished West Wing.
Suffolk School Drops Detention Over Boy's Black PE Socks
An 11-year-old in Beccles was given a lunchtime detention for wearing the wrong colour of socks in PE. His mother complained and the school withdrew it.
Amir Khan Backs £500,000 Appeal for Fighter Welfare Inquiry
Former world champion Amir Khan and Liverpool's Paul Smith are backing a fundraising drive for an investigation into medical care, pay and support for combat sports fighters.
Oxfam: Richest Gain Twice Over From Climate Crisis
A new Oxfam study says the wealthiest investors profit from polluting industries and from the market that repairs the damage.
Gene Variants Tied to Missing Teeth and Birds' Lost Teeth
Researchers including King's College London scientists link rare changes in the C2CD3 gene to dental differences in patients and to how birds lost their teeth.
Newry Mothers Fear Losing Inpatient Maternity at Daisy Hill
Southern Health Trust expects to move births from Daisy Hill to Craigavon next month because it cannot staff both units, and families say the journey is a risk.
Shop Price Inflation Hits 2.1%, Highest in Two and a Half Years
The British Retail Consortium says retailers can no longer hold back price rises, with food and non-food inflation both up in October.
Drugs Behind 37% of Deaths Among Welsh Prison Leavers on Probation
A Cardiff University report finds drug-related deaths account for a far larger share of deaths among supervised prison leavers in Wales than across England and Wales.
Import Taxes Dropped on Marmalade, Gherkins and 100 More Goods
Chancellor John Healey is suspending tariffs on more than 100 products ahead of the Budget. The Conservatives call the plan "cheaper gherkins".
Carer's Allowance Cliff-Edge to Be Scrapped in Budget
The chancellor will replace the rule that cost carers a week's payment for earning pennies over the limit with a taper, though it will not arrive before 2030.
Busted's James Bourne Thanks Brother for Kidney Donation
The Busted guitarist said doctors had given him a few years to live before his younger brother Chris donated a kidney. Both are recovering from surgery.
World's Largest Battery-Electric Ship Enters Service on River Plate
The 130-metre China Zorrilla, built in Tasmania for Buquebus, completed its first paying crossing between Buenos Aires and Colonia on 22 October.