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Net migration to UK tops 500,000 for first time
Ukraine war, Afghan refugees and new visa route for Hong Kong contributed to the rise
UK utilities 'releasing sewage into waterways during dry weather'
Surfers Against Sewage has been campaigning to maintain or improve the condition of Britain's beaches
Welsh Guards play Zulu film music during South African president's state visit to UK
Eyebrows raised at choice of music before Cyril Ramaphosa arrived to meet King Charles
Still here: Wales anthem Yma o Hyd hits right note with fans
The folk song has become a favourite and is belted out at Wales football matches
Jeremy Hunt says UK in recession and predicts growth in 2024
Chancellor pledges to forge 'balanced path to stability' by making 'difficult decisions'
UK real-term wages fall 2.7%
Jobless rate up to 3.6% in three months to September while vacancies fall for fifth time in a row
Activists throw gunge over replica mummy at Barcelona's Egyptian Museum
Protesters use Coca-Cola bottles to pour red and brown liquid over display
UK retail giant M&S's profits tumble despite bounce back in clothing sales
Retail giant warns of 'gathering storm' of higher costs and pressure on household budgets
Bird flu lockdown kicks in to prevent epidemic in UK
New measures to keep all poultry and captive birds indoors in England come into force
Prince William tells England players 'football teaches you disappointment'
UK royal has taken part in a conversation with star players about mental health
Rail strike chaos hits UK even without the strikes
Industrial action called off on Friday still led to disruption on Monday
How diversity is shaping the World Cup dreams of the red dragons
Its first finals appearance since 1958 is a chance to highlight multiculturism
Mutiny over the Bounty as chocolates dropped from Celebrations tubs
Survey found Bounty was the least popular option
Climate activists march through Glasgow in Cop26 ‘failure’ protest
Demonstrators say there has not been enough progress to tackle climate change in the past year
World faces most dangerous decade since Second World War, says Putin
Russia trying to 'defend its right to exist' in the face of western efforts to 'destroy' it, president says
