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New figures show Covid-19 was mentioned on the death certificate of 161 people in September.

Wales' first minister says he still has not heard from Liz Truss, five weeks after she became PM.

A rental sector coalition is seeking legal advice over new laws to cap rents until March 2023.

Staff and students at the university will begin to receive their payments in January 2023.

Forty-six people were arrested after drugs, cash and knives were seized in Lancashire, police say.

The TV presenter says not knowing when her abuser will be released is tough, but her life is good.

The Bank has stepped in to try to calm financial markets after fears about government borrowing.

Tenants on rolling contracts to benefit from six month notice periods - but not until June.

The weather forecast in Northern Ireland.

The warning comes as the Bank of England says the number struggling to pay mortgages could hit a 15-year high.

Police say they carried out 30 raids to disrupt drugs supplies into Loughborough and Coalville.

Parliament hears explanations for why Liz Truss's department bought items at the Norwich City store.

Police say they also closed 70 phone lines and safeguarded almost 250 vulnerable adults and children.

The Supreme Court considering its indyref legal verdict and pressure on Liz Truss lead the papers.

Liz Truss has a bruising meeting with Tory MPs - with some warning she may need to rethink tax-cut plans.

Pupils say they have seen an increase in bad behaviour in schools post-Covid as support is offered.

Officers raided houses in the Darlington area and found cocaine, MDMA and vulnerable people.

Small businesses say they are trying to survive, while investors say they are looking to the future.