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1. Asylum seekers will be banned from taking taxis for medical appointments

   The ban is set to come in February and any exemptions will have to be signed off by the Home Office.

2. Planes grounded after Airbus discovers solar radiation could impact systems

   The issue is thought to affect 6,000 planes, which will need to undergo an urgent software update or have computers replaced.

3. Why the rich and powerful couldn't say no to Epstein

   The late sex offender maintained contact with wealthy and influential people even after his first conviction.

4. No 10 denies Reeves misled public in run-up to Budget

   The Conservatives say she was overly gloomy about the public finances as a "smokescreen" to raise tax.

5. Prostate cancer screening should not be offered to most UK men, say experts

   It recommends that only men with a confirmed genetic risk of prostate cancer should be screened for the disease.

6. Russian drone and missile strikes hit residential buildings in several Kyiv districts

   The attack on Ukraine's capital early on Saturday killed one person and injured seven, city officials said.

7. US halts all asylum claim decisions in wake of National Guard shooting

   The directive comes hours after President Trump said the US will pause migration from "third-world countries".

8. Zelensky's top adviser resigns after anti-corruption raid on his home

   Andriy Yermak, 54, has been the Ukrainian president's chief of staff throughout Russia's full-scale war.

9. UN panel says Israel operating 'de facto policy of torture'

   Rights groups gave harrowing details about conditions in Israeli detention centres. Israel has not responded but has previously denied allegations of torture.

10. Trump says he will pardon ex-Honduras president convicted of drug trafficking

    Juan Orlando Hernández was sentenced in the US to 45 years behind bars for conspiring to smuggle cocaine.