More than 100 nations including Brazil, Russia and Indonesia are expected to sign COP26's first major deal.

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Paris has stepped back from a threat to block British fishing boats from its ports from midnight.

They say more safety data is needed before the hard shoulder is made into a permanent traffic lane.

Thousands have travelled to the city for protests, one of which took place near to the venue where world leaders are meeting.

Labour MP Fleur Anderson is proposing a new law to ban wet wipes that contain plastic.

Karine Elharrar tweets that it is "sad" that "the UN does not provide accessibility to its events".

It is the "time for action", the monarch says in a video address at the COP26 climate summit.

Rakeem Malik continued to send threatening letters to MP Jess Phillips after his conviction.

Lena Plawecki's partner dressed up as Richard Gere in An Officer and a Gentleman to propose.

The virus does not pose a food safety risk for UK consumers, the Welsh government says.

A group of children gave chocolates to her after she apologised for not having treats to give them.

The Oxford English Dictionary said the word had made "the most striking impact".

Bars and clubs are expected to be busy on Halloween night with social distancing laws also scrapped.

Cinemagoers will need Covid passes next month, but Mark Drakeford says he may have to go further.

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The climate activist has questioned the UK's figure on its carbon emissions reduction.

Photographer Andrew Crawley set out to capture "the Scottish Greta Thunbergs" on camera ahead of COP26.

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The creator of the graphic representing world temperature said it will get "darker and darker".

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Being a descendant of medieval monarchs is much more common than might be expected, say genealogists.

Allie Dart has swum around Paignton Pier 365 times to raise money for two marine charities.

World leaders flying in for the climate conference gives a "once in a lifetime" chance to see rare military and civilian aircraft.

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The prime minister says he does not want to increase hostilities with France over the fishing row.

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Mia Kirkland says support from followers helped her to overcome being assaulted while she performed.

A major incident has been declared after two trains collided, leaving several people injured.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he is not in favour of a proposed coal mine in Cumbria.

Prince Charles made his remarks ahead of COP26, at the G20 summit in Rome.

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A train driver suffered serious injuries in the collision between two trains in Salisbury.

As a new recruitment campaign launches, figures reveal only 24% of new officers in 2020 were Catholic.

The life of Bailey Williams, 19, "hangs in the balance" without cannabis treatment, his family say.

David Fuller used his access to hospital mortuaries to carry out the abuse, his murder trial heard.