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'We earn £60,000 and want stamp duty scrapped'
25. November 2025 (01:00)
BBC News hears from people with a range of incomes about what they want to see in the Budget. (BBC News)
Music eases surgery and speeds recovery, Indian study finds
25. November 2025 (01:00)
A new study finds patients who listen to music during surgery wake faster and need fewer painkillers. (BBC News)
Has Britain's budget watchdog become too all-powerful?
25. November 2025 (01:00)
Ahead of this week's Budget, some have accused the Office for Budget Responsibility of being a "straitjacket on growth" (BBC News)
Memorable team-mate bust-ups after Gueye red card
25. November 2025 (00:57)
BBC Sport has a look at some other scraps between footballing team-mates after Idrissa Gueye's red card for hitting Michael Keane. (BBC News)
More than 100 MPs urge Streeting to approve prostate cancer screening
25. November 2025 (00:54)
Rishi Sunak hands health secretary open letter calling for testing for men at the highest riskMore than 100 MPs, including Rishi Sunak, have urged Wes Streeting to introduce screening for prostate cancer.The UK National Screening Committee, a government agency that advises ministers and the NHS about all aspects of screening, will recommend whether men at higher risk of the disease should be offered checks. It is due to write to the health secretary later this week, the Telegraph reported. Continue reading... (The Guardian)
Two climbers dead after fall on Aoraki Mount Cook, New Zealand’s highest peak
25. November 2025 (00:51)
Two others rescued as authorities work to recover the bodies of those killed after they fell near the summitTwo mountain climbers have died on Aoraki, New Zealand’s tallest peak, with two others from the same group rescued, authorities said.The climbers’ bodies have been found and specialist searchers were working to recover them “in a challenging alpine environment”, the police area commander Inspector Vicki Walker said on Tuesday. None of the climbers have been publicly identified. Continue reading... (The Guardian)