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Plans for tax increases and a crisis call over Scotland’s health service make the front pages. Source link

Dai Walters was one of five people injured after a helicopter crashed in woodland near Ruthin. Source link

Police, fire and council staff will monitor CCTV together at Glasgow’s control centre for the first time. Source link

Walkouts on 5, 7, and 9 November are cancelled – but it is too late to stop disruption to services.

NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris says a poll will not take place ahead of the festive season. Source link

Inquiry chairman Sir John Saunders says avoidable mistakes were made in the arena bombing aftermath. Source link

It highlighted a number of failures, including missed opportunities to avert or minimise the “devastating impact” of the blast, and

The ex-health secretary says politicians should “go where the people are” and not “sit in ivory towers”. Source link

Shaima Dallali, who was elected in March, has been the subject of a code-of-conduct investigation. Source link

The energy giant says it made $8.2bn between July and September as energy prices rose. Source link