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‘Heroic’ rail worker ‘saved people’s lives’ trying to stop knife attack

‘Heroic’ rail worker ‘saved people’s lives’ trying to stop knife attack

‘Heroic’ rail worker ‘saved people’s lives’ trying to stop knife attack

02 November 2025

The staff member, who has not been named, was one of 10 people taken to hospital after the mass stabbing on the train.


Man dies after small plane crash-lands on runway

Man dies after small plane crash-lands on runway

Man dies after small plane crash-lands on runway

02 November 2025

North Yorkshire Police were called to reports of a light aircraft crash at Sherburn Aero Club in North Yorkshire.


UUP will not back no-confidence motion in Education Minister over Israel trip

UUP will not back no-confidence motion in Education Minister over Israel trip

UUP will not back no-confidence motion in Education Minister over Israel trip

02 November 2025

Sinn Fein and the SDLP have said they will support the motion against Paul Givan.


Pregnant teenager accused of drug smuggling in Georgia moved to special unit

Pregnant teenager accused of drug smuggling in Georgia moved to special unit

Pregnant teenager accused of drug smuggling in Georgia moved to special unit

02 November 2025

Bella May Culley, 19, from Teesside, is reported to be eight months pregnant.


New body to run military housing as MoD plans decade-long accommodation overhaul

New body to run military housing as MoD plans decade-long accommodation overhaul

New body to run military housing as MoD plans decade-long accommodation overhaul

02 November 2025

Defence Secretary John Healey is to announce the new Defence Housing Service, which will take over management of service accommodation.


Prayers said for Troubles Disappeared who remain missing

Prayers said for Troubles Disappeared who remain missing

Prayers said for Troubles Disappeared who remain missing

02 November 2025

Families of those secretly killed and buried by paramilitaries during the Troubles took part in their annual silent walk at Stormont.


Cooper to visit Jordan in push for more aid for Gaza

Cooper to visit Jordan in push for more aid for Gaza

Cooper to visit Jordan in push for more aid for Gaza

02 November 2025

Her visit comes as part of a tour of the Middle East aimed at increasing the flow of aid.


Salmond’s estate seeks effective bankruptcy over costs of court action

Salmond’s estate seeks effective bankruptcy over costs of court action

Salmond’s estate seeks effective bankruptcy over costs of court action

02 November 2025

The former first minister successfully took the Scottish Government to court and was acquitted of a raft of sexual misconduct charges.


Huntingdon attacks shows ‘something going wrong’ with Britain, says Badenoch

Huntingdon attacks shows ‘something going wrong’ with Britain, says Badenoch

Huntingdon attacks shows ‘something going wrong’ with Britain, says Badenoch

02 November 2025

Police have said the incident is not thought to have been motivated by terrorism.


Stormont Finance Minister presses Chancellor to focus on help for working families

Stormont Finance Minister presses Chancellor to focus on help for working families

Stormont Finance Minister presses Chancellor to focus on help for working families

02 November 2025

John O’Dowd said more had to be done to help with the cost of childcare.


Andrew to be stripped of remaining honorary naval rank, says Defence Secretary

Andrew to be stripped of remaining honorary naval rank, says Defence Secretary

Andrew to be stripped of remaining honorary naval rank, says Defence Secretary

02 November 2025

John Healey said his department was ‘working to remove’ the rank, which Andrew was awarded on his 55th birthday in 2015.


Irish woman in fundraising effort for those affected by Storm Melissa

Irish woman in fundraising effort for those affected by Storm Melissa

Irish woman in fundraising effort for those affected by Storm Melissa

02 November 2025

Orlagh Kilbride, who has been living in Jamaica for almost ten years, described the strongest winds she had ever seen.


Two British nationals confirmed as suspects in Huntingdon train stabbings

Two British nationals confirmed as suspects in Huntingdon train stabbings

Two British nationals confirmed as suspects in Huntingdon train stabbings

02 November 2025

Police said there is nothing to suggest the attack was a terrorist incident.


Weaker forecasts will have ‘consequences’ at Budget, warns minister

Weaker forecasts will have ‘consequences’ at Budget, warns minister

Weaker forecasts will have ‘consequences’ at Budget, warns minister

02 November 2025

John Healey insisted no decisions had been made on the final shape of the Budget to be delivered on November 26.


How mass stabbing on high-speed train unfolded

How mass stabbing on high-speed train unfolded

How mass stabbing on high-speed train unfolded

02 November 2025

Many passengers were eager to arrive into London on the high-speed train on Saturday night, but they would never make it that far.


Mass stabbings on train that left nine fighting for life was ‘isolated incident’

Mass stabbings on train that left nine fighting for life was ‘isolated incident’

Mass stabbings on train that left nine fighting for life was ‘isolated incident’

02 November 2025

The Defence Secretary said the public would be updated on whether the incident was a terror attack as soon as the information was available.


Bank ‘unlikely’ to cut interest rates but decision a close call, experts say

Bank ‘unlikely’ to cut interest rates but decision a close call, experts say

Bank ‘unlikely’ to cut interest rates but decision a close call, experts say

02 November 2025

The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee will make its next decision on interest rates on Thursday.


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