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Network Rail will scrap toilet charges at all of its stations from 1 April, the BBC has found.more

Energy regulator Ofgem wants to produce a "smarter, fairer and cleaner" energy system that, added to reforms proposed last month, could cut consumers' bills by £45 a year from 2021.more

Banks will no longer be allowed to charge higher prices for unarranged overdrafts, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has said.more

The BBC News has broadcasted a documentary about - as assessed - an ongoing identity crisis among Poles, pointing to growing tensions between two visions of the country's development: conservative-national and liberal.more

"Meghan Markle" was the most searched-for person's name for the second year running on Google's UK search service. "What is Bitcoin?" topped the list of quizzical searches.more

RTÉ will continue to play the original uncensored version of The Pogue's Christmas classic, Fairytale of New York, despite objections the song's use of an offensive word. Shane Macgowan wrote the song in 1987 and the lyrics includes a word which is offensive to the gay community.more

As Christmas approaches a recent survey by Away Resorts discovers 45% of Brits will be going away this Christmas, but 24% plan on staying in the UK.more

Oce the presents have been wrapped and cards have been written, all that's left to do is send them to our family and friends ahead of the last posting dates for Christmas 2018. more

Four out of five Jews in the UK believe antisemitism is a major problem in British politics, the worst record within the EU, and nearly a third are considering leaving Britain out of fears for their safety, according to the world's largest survey of Jewish people.more

People aged 18 to 24 are the most pessimistic in the UK, with just one in seven thinking their age group has the most opportunity to move up in society, according to a poll.more

O2 has revealed the compensation package it will offer to customers hit by its data outage. Both pay monthly and pay as you go customers will receive free time after they were left entirely without data for a whole day.more

People have reacted furiously to news that the Sainsbury's Christmas advert's 'plug boy' received a number of health and safety complaints. The little boy, dressed as a plug, who launches himself perfectly into a giant socket to light up a Christmas tree has won the hearts of many across the UK in the battle for best festive ad.more

An "alarming" proportion of adults in Great Britain remain confused about what constitutes rape, campaigners say. A third of people surveyed for the End Violence Against Women coalition said there had to be physical violence for sexual activity to count as rape.more

More than 120,000 children in Ealing, Hounslow, Hillingdon and Harrow have not seen an NHS dentist in the last year, according to newly released figures. more

O2 users are still reporting issues with the network this morning with some stating problems with sending texts following a mass data outage. more

The Christmas work party is a perfect time to let your hair down and blow off some pent-up steam. But unfortunately for some, all that merrymaking at the office do has led to them being disciplined, or even worse, being fired from their jobs. more

Hollywood actor Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is enjoying living in Richmond upon Thames while he shoots The Fast and the Furious spin-off in the UK and it seems he's not alone.more

Thousands of O2 customers in the UK have reported problems using data and 4G services.more

The public will be asked to cut divorce waiting times in half and allow millions of Irish citizens living abroad to vote in future presidential elections in two referenda on the same day as the local and European elections next May.more

The UK's housing crisis will be 'felt across a generation' as the latest figures reveal the scale of children living in homelessness, a charity has warned. more

The rising price of food if the UK crashes out of the EU without a deal could see shopping bills surge by 10 per cent, the Bank of England has warned.more

One third of a typical class of 30 children are now living in poverty, a new report has revealed. more

The biggest ever UK lung cancer screening trial will take place next year involving 50,000 people.more

Staff at fashion group Ted Baker allege there is a culture of "forced hugging" by the firm's founder and boss, which they are now demanding be ended. A petition, launched by an employee, also accuses 62-year-old Ray Kelvin of inappropriate comments and behaviour.more

Confiscated knives used to commit crimes have been collected to build a sculpture outside Liverpool Cathedral.The Knife Angel is a national monument against violence.more