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1. Instagram to alert parents if teens search for self-harm and suicide content

   Meta says it will help parents support their children - but safety campaigners have accused them of "passing the buck".

2. Jersey approves assisted dying law

   Once the law is given Royal Assent the first legal assisted deaths could happen as early as 2027.

3. Racism and staff shortages factors in 'failing' maternity care, report finds

   The interim report has identified problems "at every stage" of the maternity journey in England.

4. UK asylum claims drop slightly in 2025 as small boat arrivals rise by 13%

   Some 100,625 people claimed asylum in the year to December and about 40% of these arrived by small boats, figures show.

5. Soham murderer Ian Huntley seriously injured in prison attack

   The 52-year-old is serving a life sentence after being convicted of murdering schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman.

6. Israeli soldiers shot a Palestinian boy and stood around as he bled to death, video shows

   Israeli forces blocked Palestinian ambulances while a 14-year-old lay bleeding for at least 45 minutes.

7. Traitor Rachel on winning the show, her mum's death - and what's next

   Rachel Duffy has spoken publicly for the first time about winning The Traitors and then losing her mother.

8. Spain to check Gibraltar arrivals under post-Brexit deal

   Travellers to the Rock will have to show their passport twice under a new UK-EU treaty.

9. Number of young people out of work or education edges closer to one million

   People at the start of their careers are particularly affected by the UK's weak job market.

10. Met apologises to Lord Speaker after Mandelson tip-off error

    Lord Mandelson's lawyers said police arrested the peer because of a "baseless" suggestion he was planning to move abroad.