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Thirteen workers were suspended over alleged ill-treatment of patients at an "inadequate" hospital.

Surrey's Youth Offending Service is given the lowest possible rating by inspectors.

Blue ribbons sell out after PC Andrew Harper's home comes up with a way to honour its fallen son.

The WWF said it was "very unlikely" that pollution reduction targets would be met without new laws.

Comedian James Acaster thinks so, and here's why.

While the number of construction deaths has dropped over the past 30 years, fatalities in agriculture remain high.

The Scottish actor says he is proud of playing Dr Dylan Reinhart in the drama series Instinct.

The chief inspector of prisons for Scotland is "concerned" about extra pressure on the system.

Humza Yousaf says a new report on the experience of victims provides "some harrowing reading".

A Hampshire lab tests tap water quality for 2.2 million people across the south east every day.

MPs say people will have to stop driving if the UK is to meet its Zero Carbon goals by 2050.

A family is hoping a seven-month-old golden retriever will help their daughter manage her type 1 diabetes.

Shavanah Taj says it will help address barriers to employment for ethnic minority women.

The papers cover the German chancellor's suggestion the Brexit impasse could be broken in 30 days.

The man was found with stab injuries in the square in central London just after 21:00 BST.

The Duke of York has come under scrutiny for his connection to the late US financier. Here's what we know.

Border Force vessels intercept the dinghies after they are spotted heading towards the Kent coast.

Police arrest a 25-year-old over the death of the student whose body was found in the Humber.

Lucas Briscoe was on holiday with his mother in the Costa del Sol when he fell from a balcony.

Boris Johnson welcomes apparent optimism from the German chancellor as she suggests a solution could be found.