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Many of those first at the fatal explosion were members of the tight-knit Creeslough community.

Dave Myers said fellow chef Si King gave practical help including batch cooking for his freezer.

Disability charity Scope has seen a 500% increase in calls to their energy advice line.

Some animals, including an elderly King Charles spaniel, had to be put down, the RSPCA says.

He was identified by genealogical research after the last chieftain died without an heir in 1681.

The 10 people who died in the disaster range in age from five to 59 and lived in or near Creeslough.

Nurse Lucy Letby is described as a "constant malevolent presence" at the opening of her murder trial.

Estelle Mendoza, 98, who is on end-of-life care, saw her monthly bills rise from £33 to £215.

The school has been shut, and all children evacuated, and one witness says the roof has "gone".

Using fat injections to sculpt a bigger bottom may be fashionable but can be very risky, experts warn.

Alana Squire, of Brough St Giles, befriended her victim before draining his bank account, police say.

Kwasi Kwarteng will give details on plans to balance government finances nearly a month early.

HMS Queen Elizabeth was in New York when a demonstration of jet pack technology took place.

The men, who all lost daughters to suicide, walked 600 miles and visited all the UK's parliaments.

The Ministry of Defence says 1,065 people crossed the Channel on Sunday in 25 boats.

The ex-chancellor recalls his brother's 2018 death in an interview to mark World Mental Health day.

Courts will begin hearing cases from Tuesday as criminal barristers accept a new pay deal.

The Fawlty Towers star will appear on the network alongside satirist Andrew Doyle from next year.

An otter is captured raiding fish from a garden pond in the New Forest.