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Six O'Clock News Episodes

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    Pro-Palestine protestors will face arrest over controversial slogans

    Greater Manchester Police and the Met plan a more 'assertive' approach

  2. The man who drove his car into crowds in Liverpool has been jailed

    Paul Doyle has been sentenced to more than 21 years in prison

  3. Australia's Prime Minister condemns the Bondi Beach attack as an evil antisemitic act

    A father and son killed 15 Jewish people at a Hanukkah event

  4. 11 dead in Australia's deadliest shooting in decades

    Gunmen open fire on Bondi Beach at the start of Hanukkah festival

  5. Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor will not face police action over bodyguard claim

    Virginia Giuffre's family say they're "deeply disappointed" by the decision

  6. More photos from Jeffrey Epstein's estate released.

    Democrat politicians released the images, some featuring President Trump.

  7. Surging flu infections leave NHS England facing 'worst case scenario'.

    Cases are also rising elsewhere in the UK.

  8. European countries mull human rights reform

    European countries discuss how to make it easier to deport failed asylum-seekers

  9. Chair announced for national inquiry into grooming gangs

    The former children's commissioner will chair the national inquiry into grooming gangs.

  10. President Zelensky meets European allies in Downing Street

    The Ukrainian leader is under American pressure to accept a peace deal with Russia

  11. Lando Norris wins F1 championship

    Britain's Lando Norris has won the Formula 1 drivers' championship for the first time

  12. BBC Investigation reveals the driving test touts offering hundreds of pounds to bulk book tests

    Touts use instructors' official accounts to book tests

  13. A BBC investigation throws new light on the historical use of electro-shock therapy on gay men and women

    Electric shock treatment was used in NHS hospitals decades ago

  14. An inquiry finds Vladimir Putin bears "moral responsibility" for the fatal poisoning of a British woman

    Dawn Sturgess was poisoned with Novichok in 2018

  15. Nursery Worker Admits Abuse

    A nursery worker has admitted sexually abusing children in his care.

  16. The government will restrict the right to trial by jury in England and Wales

    The Justice Secretary insists the measures will clear a huge backlog of trials

  17. The head of the Office for Budget Responsibility resigns

    The OBR accidentally leaked the budget last week

  18. The Chancellor denies misleading the public in the run up to this week's budget

    The Conservatives call on Rachel Reeves to resign

  19. Oscar-winning playwright Sir Tom Stoppard dies at 88

    He captivated audiences by seamlessly blending intellect, emotion and humour

  20. Experts reject calls for prostate cancer mass screening programme

    They say it should include only men carrying specific risky genes

  21. The government has U-turned on day-one protection from unfair dismissal

    This was one of the central pledges in Labour's manifesto

  22. The Chancellor defends her Budget tax rises

    Rachel Reeves' measures are set to take tax take to an all-time high

  23. The right to trial by jury may be restricted to only the most serious cases

    It's hoped the change would end unprecedented backlogs in courts

  24. MPs are told by a former editorial advisor to the BBC that it is not institutionally biased

    Michael Prescott says there are issues of denial among management

  25. Negotiators say there has been progress on US peace plan to end war in Ukraine

    The US Secretary of State says talks on proposals to end the war have been "meaningful"

  26. World leaders say the US peace plan for Ukraine needs more work

    Sir Keir Starmer has been meeting world leaders at the G20 summit in Johannesburg.

  27. Former Welsh Reform leader jailed for pro-Russia bribery

    Nathan Gill has been sentenced to 10 and a half years

  28. The covid inquiry concludes lockdowns could have been avoided entirely

    The report says the government response in March 2020 was "too little, too late"

  29. A Russian spy-ship has been accused of pointing lasers at RAF pilots off the Scottish coast

    John Healey describes it as a "deeply dangerous" move

  30. Parliament warned of Chinese spying

    MPs, peers and parliamentary staff told to be vigilant

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