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  1. Omicron infections increasing 'quite dramatically'

    Grant Shapps says England's new Covid measures "will see us through to the new year"

  2. Oliver Letwin on 'Brexit unit'

    Oliver Letwin discusses his sacking this week from his role as 'Brexit' secretary.

  3. Ofsted and budget cuts

    The chief inspector of Ofsted says there's no evidence cuts are affecting schools

  4. OFGEM on prepayment meters

    Ofgem: energy firms told to pay out over forced prepayment meters

  5. Ofgem boss: We're looking at significant rises in April

    Ofgem chief executive Jonathan Brearley speaks to Justin Webb about the energy price cap

  6. Officer who shot Chris Kaba did 'nothing wrong' - colleague

    A former colleague of the firearms officer who fatally shot Chris Kaba speaks to Today

  7. Of course women are funny too!

    Comedian Shappi Korsandi and actress Sally Philips on women in comedy

  8. Obama鈥檚 battle against so-called Islamic State

    Does the US lack leverage in Syria or does Obama not have the desire to intervene fully?

  9. Obama's final State of the Union

    Republican and Democrat congressmen react to Obama's final State of the Union speech

  10. Obama's doctor on Clinton and Trump health

    Hillary Clinton only has "odds and ends" wrong with her health says Dr David Scheiner.

  11. Nurses to strike over bank holiday

    Hospitals brace for staff shortages in A&E. But could this be the last nurses strike?

  12. Nurses to strike in biggest walkout in the NHS's history

    The strike will be on two days in December due to a pay dispute with the government

  13. Nurses hold biggest strike in NHS history

    Nurses in England, Wales & Northern Ireland have begun the first of two day-long strikes

  14. Nurse Lucy Letby to be sentenced for murdering seven babies

    Lucy Letby was convicted following a two-year investigation by Cheshire Police

  15. Nureyev film by Ralph Fiennes

    A new film tells the story of the Soviet ballet dancer鈥檚 defection to France

  16. Nudge author on human behaviour

    Back in 2010, the concept of the nudge was all the rage. How could people be subtly It...

  17. Nuclear energy

    Can nuclear energy help cut carbon emissions?

  18. Novelist Colm Toibin and filmmaker Nick Hornby on Brooklyn

    Colm Toibin's award-winning novel Brooklyn has now been turned into a film by Nick Hornby

  19. Nottingham victim鈥檚 son: 'I still text my dad'

    James Coates, whose dad Ian was killed last year, talks to Today's Emma Barnett

  20. Notting Hill Carnival: The Grenfell tribute

    Notting Hill Carnival goers hold silence for Grenfell victims

  21. Not sending a football team to Rio 2016 "devastating"

    Discontent between the home football associations will prevent Team GB competing in Rio.

  22. Nosy parkers welcome at Window Wanderland

    Bristol residents will open their houses to the public this weekend

  23. Northern Irish comedy

    How has Northern Irish comedy been inspired by recent events like the Troubles and Brexit

  24. Northern Ireland's collapsed Assembly

    The Northern Ireland Council for Voluntary Action has called for Stormont to be restored

  25. Northern Ireland: Derry girls and the election

    Martha Kearney talks to younger voters about the Northern Ireland election

  26. Northern Ireland violence

    The Continuity IRA "have come back into the fore" warns a senior police chief

  27. Northern Ireland violence

    The funeral of murdered journalist Lyra McKee has taken place but can peace now prevail?

  28. Northern Ireland marks centenary

    Martha Kearney presents from Belfast to mark 100 years since the partition of Ireland

  29. Northern Ireland hospital closes Emergency Department

    A Northern Irish hospital has closed its Emergency Department after 鈥榤ajor incident鈥�

  30. Northern Ireland

    Could a no-deal Brexit break up the UK?

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