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- Hainault sword attack: The day that 'shocked everyone'
- One injured in chemical factory explosions
- Boy, 14, killed in sword attack
- Postmasters tried 'to get away with' blaming IT - expert
- Ex-England cricketer to stand for Galloway's party
- Two charged over Sycamore Gap tree felling
- Two charged over Sycamore Gap tree felling
- Constance Marten and Mark Gordon jury retires to consider verdicts
- Boy, 14, dies after car and sword attack
- Line of Duty actor Brian McCardie dies at 59
Suspected World War Two grenade handed in to Telford police
Malinsgate police station, near Telford town centre, shut and and an exclusion zone put in place.
PSNI has 550 officers off sick each day, says Simon Byrne
Simon Byrne says it is a big challenge for the force, which is facing massive problems with its budget.
Thames Water boss quits after sewage spills
Sarah Bentley steps down weeks after giving up her bonus over the company's poor performance.
Daniel Korski: Tory mayoral hopeful denies groping TV producer Daisy Goodwin
Speaking to Talk TV, Daniel Korski says Daisy Goodwin "is wrong" about her groping allegation.
Senior doctors back strike action in England
A 48-hour walkout by consultants will follow five-day strike by junior doctors in England.
Protein drinks should carry warning after boy died, says coroner
Rohan Godhania, 16, fell ill after drinking a protein shake and died days later, an inquest hears.
Jamie Aarons: Power naps helped me smash Munro mountain record
A woman who set a new time record for climbing the 282 Munro mountains in Scotland says she relied on 60-second power naps.
Boy, 12, died in hospital after five-hour delay administering fluids
A coroner found Brandon Dables would probably have lived if he was given fluids sooner.
Bayoh family's anger is misplaced, claims lawyer
A public inquiry hears an argument that Sheku Bayoh "created the situation that led to his death" in Kirkcaldy.
Stradey Park Hotel: Ninety-five staff to be made redundant
Hotel staff have been told their jobs will end on the same day asylum seekers are due to move in.
Nicola Bulley's death was an accident, coroner rules
There is no evidence the 45-year-old had "any desire" to take her own life, a coroner concludes.
Prince William visits Belfast in campaign to end homelessness
The Prince of Wales's visit to East Belfast Mission is part of a UK tour for his Homewards campaign.
Nicola Bulley: Family receiving 'upsetting' messages on social media
The mother-of-two's body was found in the River Wyre after she went missing in Lancashire this January.
Dolly Parton, Britney Spears and Taylor Swift tribute acts stage protest over Meta 'ban'
Britney Spears and Dolly Parton impersonators say Facebook and Instagram has banned their profiles.
Woman who couldn't read at 16 to graduate with degree
Chloe McRoberts will graduate with first class honours 10 years after she left school with no qualifications.
England nurse strikes end as vote turnout too low
Ballot of members by Royal College of Nursing fails to reach 50% threshold for walkouts to continue.
Matt Hancock criticises UK's 'body bag' approach to Covid
Ex-health secretary says pandemic planning focused too much on burying dead rather than stopping disaster.
Nicola Bulley looking forward to future, says partner
The mother-of-two had a "blip" over Christmas but was back to herself in January, an inquest hears.
England captain Stokes 'deeply sorry' to hear of discrimination
England captain Ben Stokes said he is "deeply sorry" to hear about experiences of discrimination in a report into cricket in England and Wales.
New 'Borrowdale Banksy' slate sculpture spotted
The Lake District structures are named after the famous artist because no-one knows who made them.
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