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Group attempts to steal Banksy mural in Ukraine
Governor of Kyiv region says police are now protecting the area
First by-election test for Sunak as voters take to the polls in Chester
Poll comes after Labour MP forced to step down over misconduct
'Nearly 600,000' in UK have had long Covid for at least two years
Fatigue is the most common symptom, followed by difficulty concentrating, shortness of breath and muscle ache
Average UK house price falls 1.4% as post-pandemic property boom cools
Nationwide says surge in borrowing costs for homebuyers is affecting market
SNP's Ian Blackford to step down as party's Westminster leader
Scottish politician says it is time for 'fresh leadership' before the next general election
Britain’s happiest places to live revealed
Housing website Rightmove surveyed more than 20,000 residents across Britain
Migrant drowning suspect is asylum seeker who 'offered hush money to victim's families'
Harem Ahmed Abwbaker fighting extradition over deaths of 27 people killed when their dinghy capsized in the English Channel
Mulberry makes plea for return of tax-free shopping as wealthy shun London
Luxury handbag maker has suffered a 10 per cent plunge in retail sales
Shepperton to be world's second biggest film studio with £500 million expansion
UK film industry gets major boost after backing by American streaming giants Netflix and Prime Video
Spanish police say blast at Ukrainian embassy injured one employee
Ukraine's foreign minister urges embassies abroad to strengthen security
Nato accuses Putin of weaponising winter as it boosts Ukraine aid
EU and US allies pledge millions to help Kyiv through the colder months
Food inflation reaches record 12%, dampening Christmas cheer in Britain
Rocketing inflation in shops driven by increasing cost of meat, eggs and dairy
Man arrested over drowning of 27 migrants in Channel last year
The 32-year-old is accused of being a member of an organised crime gang behind the attempted crossing
Sizewell C nuclear plant go-ahead confirmed with £700m public stake
New site will power millions of homes for more than five decades
UK politicians seek change to modern slavery laws to ease migrant crisis
Conservative MPs say simple amendment to legislation would make it easier to return asylum seekers who claim to have been trafficked
