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- Tory candidate was trustee of church that ‘endorsed’ conversion therapy
- Bin collectors to go on strike during Edinburgh Festival
- Bin collectors to go on strike during Edinburgh Festival
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Jimmy McIlroy: Former Burnley & Northern Ireland forward dies
Former Northern Ireland forward Jimmy McIlroy, described by Burnley as their "greatest ever player", dies at the age of 86.
Westminster car crash: Suspect appears in court
Salih Khater appears in court charged with the attempted murder of pedestrians and police.
The first college for nearly 30 years planned for Oxford University
The proposals are featured in the university's five-year draft strategic plan.
Jamie Oliver's 'jerk rice' accused of cultural appropriation
Labour MP Dawn Butler has criticised the chef, saying "this appropriation from Jamaica needs to stop".
Energy switch firm wins record Dragons' Den deal
The co-founders of Look After My Bills are "delighted" after selling a 3% stake for £120,000.
'First' dinosaur footprints recorded on Scottish mainland
Previously, the fossils have only been recorded in the Isle of Skye but not on the Scottish mainland.
Taxi-hailing firm Ola starts operating in Wales
Ola, which hopes to rival Uber, starts operating in Cardiff, Newport and Vale of Glamorgan.
Mulberry shares collapse on £3m House of Fraser hit
The luxury handbag brand warns of tough trading and says House of Fraser's failure will cost it £3m.
Baby born on coastguard helicopter 1,400ft above Cornwall
A coastguard helicopter turned maternity unit when a boy was born 1,400ft over Penzance.
'I feel scared in my collapse-risk flat'
Families living in a north London block of flats judged to be at risk of collapse say they are living in fear.
'I broke every bone in my face - and survived'
Tom Locke is one of 1,600 people alive today thanks to a change in the way the NHS works, a study suggests.
Fighting school holiday hunger in Birkenhead
How one town is filling the gap when free school meals are off the menu.
Exhibition for the man who created the first map of Wales
An exhibition will be held to honour the man who created the first map of Wales in the 16th Century.
The memory bear made from a father's clothes
Memory items such as teddy bears are being made to help families grieve for loved ones
Northamptonshire County Council 'bought rugby hospitality box'
Public money was also spent by councillors on hiring a vintage plane.
The woman who created 'Tinder for lonely mums'
As the first of her friends to become a mum, Michelle Kennedy didn't have a network of other mothers to share her experiences with.
Jobcentre joke is the funniest at the Fringe
Liverpool comedian Adam Rowe wins the award for his one-liner about being sacked by a Jobcentre.
The business-class toddler clocking up air miles
Darcy Davidson is not quite two but she's already clocked up more air miles than most adults.
Energy switch trial brings savings
A trial sees elderly customers save money, but most people still decide to remain on worse deals.
Lowest-paid parents 'can't afford basic lifestyle'
Low-paid parents working full-time do not earn enough to meet their families' needs, research finds.
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