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'Having to leave my home after 20 years is a tragedy'
18. January 2026 (07:28)
Hilary Lightfoot says she has nowhere to go if she loses her clifftop property to coastal erosion. (BBC News)

From London Tube driver to Will Smith's double
18. January 2026 (07:01)
Shad Ellis's life changed forever when a stranger told him he looked like the Men in Black star. (BBC News)

Britain's Fery causes first shock of Australian Open
18. January 2026 (05:22)
British qualifier Arthur Fery claims another notable Grand Slam scalp by stunning 20th seed Flavio Cobolli on day one of the Australian Open. (BBC News)

Harry's war with the press is back in court. But this time it's different
18. January 2026 (03:22)
This is the Duke of Sussex's third major court battle accusing newspaper groups of unlawful behaviour. (BBC News)

The Papers: 'Blackmail over Greenland' and 'Jenrick's bizarre plot'
18. January 2026 (01:50)
Trump's imposition of tariffs over Greenland and a memo about Robert Jenrick's defection to Reform make Sunday's papers. (BBC News)

Big chains accused of masquerading as independent restaurants on delivery apps
17. January 2026 (22:58)
Justina John says independent restaurants are "small fish trying to swim with the sharks". (BBC News)

'Literal lifesavers' rescue nine-month-old baby locked in burning car
17. January 2026 (22:57)
Wesley Beynon and Marc Willding are hailed heroes after pulling baby Lilah from the flames. (BBC News)

Starmer says Trump's tariff threat over Greenland 'completely wrong'
17. January 2026 (22:53)
The US president earlier announced plans to impose a 10% levy on allies until a deal can be struck for a US takeover of the Danish territory. (BBC News)

Molly Russell's dad says under-16 social media ban would be wrong
17. January 2026 (19:57)
The online safety campaigner says it is better to enforce current laws than use "sledgehammer" techniques. (BBC News)

Health board admits fatal infections probably caused by water system
17. January 2026 (19:43)
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde had consistently denied its water system was responsible for causing infections which led to the deaths of cancer patients. (BBC News)