Drivers face long delays and the motorway will not reopen fully until mid-morning on Thursday. BBC News
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Bus driver sacked after chasing and punching thief
Mark Hehir told the hearing he was seen as a “hero” by the public after retrieving a stolen necklace. BBC News
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More than 50mm of rain fell across Hampshire, Dorset and the Isle of Wight on Tuesday. BBC News
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Mobile jet wash operator puts out M25 car fire
Jack McDermott is called a “hero” after using his jet wash to help a woman on his way to work. BBC News
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Market pigeons could be fed contraceptives
The council is exploring the option to reduce the flock’s numbers after complaints. BBC News
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Met uncovers ‘UK’s biggest stash of stolen tools’ in east London
Using a tracking device fitted to the equipment, police traced the stolen goods to a property in Ilford. Once inside the property, officers discovered not only the reported stolen equipment but also a vast quantity of other stolen tools and machinery. BBC News
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Man who blamed dog for crash handed driving ban
Jody Lovatt’s runaway van smashed through level crossing barriers at railway station. BBC News
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Aspirin prices 'rise 1,000%' amid supply shortage
Pharmacists say the cost to buy a box of aspirin from suppliers was 38p but is now around £7. BBC News
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Arrest after woman, 95, tied-up and threatened
An 80-year-old man has been arrested after the woman was threatened at her home in Salford. BBC News
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Harassment fears 'make women live smaller lives'
Jess Asato MP leads a debate in Parliament about safety while out running, cycling or walking. BBC News
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King's estate conundrum over future of waste site
The land in Bickershaw, Wigan, is partially-owned by the King’s estate, it has emerged. BBC News
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First female Archbishop of Canterbury signals change
Dame Sarah Mullally, from Woking, will be confirmed as the new leader of the Church of England. BBC News
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Neo-Nazi who made explosives in garden shed jailed
The judge says Harry Whittaker, who had a Nazi flag on his bedroom wall, is “highly intelligent”. BBC News
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'No evidence of bias' at school that delayed MP visit
The school was inspected after concerns were raised over its decision to postpone an MP’s visit. BBC News
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Teenage boys raped and filmed lone girls, court told
Three boys deny charges relating to alleged attacks on two girls in two separate incidents. BBC News
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Dog finds forever home after 1,000 days in kennels
“If there was ever a dog who needed a home, it’s Teddy,” his new owner from Gillingham says. BBC News
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Ex-Spandau Ballet singer found guilty of rape
Ross Davidson, known as Ross Wild on stage, was known for singing with the 80s band Spandau Ballet. BBC News
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Cargo ship captain switched off alarm system before crash
Vladimir Motin denies gross negligence manslaughter after a crew member died in the North Sea crash. BBC News
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Infection intent accused says man wanted HIV sex
Adam Hall tells jurors one his accusers had been told he “was positive by various different people”. BBC News
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MPs call on Starmer to bring an end to bin strike
The group of 35 MPs have signed a letter expressing their support for the striking Unite members. BBC News
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