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- Post Office IT system still causing cash shortfalls
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D-Day veteran, 95, parachutes into France to mark anniversary
Two veterans, aged 95 and 94, were among many people parachuting into France to mark the anniversary.
D-Day anniversary events in northern France
Theresa May and French President Emmanuel Macron join D-Day veterans in France to mark the 75th anniversary of the Normandy invasion.
Cardi B pulls out of headlining Parklife festival this weekend
Manchester festival announces Grammy-winning rapper has cancelled three days before topping the bill.
Wren Kitchens to create 1,200 new jobs
Wren Kitchens plans to spend £120m building a new factory at its North Lincolnshire headquarters.
D-Day Arromanches: Piper marks moment a British soldier landed
A lone piper marks the exact moment the moment a British soldier landed on Gold Beach in Arromanches.
D-Day: 'You remember the chaps who are no longer with us'
Three veterans share their memories of taking part in the D-Day landings.
The women from Northern Ireland 'crippled by contraception'
Some mothers from Northern Ireland claim that the Essure implant is worse than child birth.
Newspaper headlines: 'Let us never forget their sacrifice'
Thursday's front pages pay tribute to the D-Day heroes on the 75th anniversary.
D-Day: May and Macron in France to mark 75th anniversary
The prime minister will join the French president in Normandy for the second day of commemorations.
French Resistance nurse: ‘The Nazis were like a big rash’
Colette Marin-Catherine joined the French Resistance at 14 and helped treat the wounded on D-Day.
Inquiry into Liverpool Community Health failures expected
It is thought 150 deaths at the failed Liverpool Community Health were not properly investigated.
Dirty God: 'I hated my burn scars until I made a movie'
Vicky Knight was badly burned as a child. Now her scars have helped change her life for the better.
Elis James and John Robins: 'No faked chemistry'
BBC Radio 5 Live's new comedy recruits talk mental health and why 'you can't fake' feelings on the radio.
Heathrow scanners mean liquids can stay in bags
The technology is designed to cut down queues, and lose the annoyance of removing liquids from bags.
Gender not children 'holds women academics back'
Men reach more senior levels than women, even after parenthood is accounted for, research suggests.
Are we more constipated than we think?
A study found doctors and the public disagree over the symptoms, leaving some people undiagnosed.
Surrogacy: 'I wanted to help someone'
Claire Kelly says the law should be updated to make it easier for people to have a surrogate birth.
Scotland remembers veterans of D-Day
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will attend a memorial service at Bayeux Cathedral.
Domestic abuse: Police tell schools about children affected
Police pass on information about domestic abuse which children have witnessed so they can be helped.
Face of Just Say No campaign appears in EastEnders
The actor who played Zammo in Grange Hill is back on TV screens this week, with a part in BBC soap EastEnders.
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