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- Police injured and 19 arrested in Celtic celebrations
- Police injured and 19 arrested in Celtic celebrations
- More than a thousand fish die in pollution incident
- Wrong boil water advice given to some Devon homes
- Wrong boil water advice given to some Devon homes
- Virgin Trains targets West Coast in return to rail
- Strictly star Giovanni rejects claims over teaching methods
- Cruise stomach bug issue not new, passengers say
- Infected blood victims have waited too long - Shapps
- Boy's body found in river as second teen 'critical'
Water bills to increase by most in almost 20 years from April
The annual bill for the average household in England and Wales will go up by £31, Water UK says.
The final fight for the right to a rainbow jersey
Fifty years after the first men's world title, a group of women came together to demand their right to race through the mud and pain for a cyclocross rainbow jersey.
Welsh rugby: Politicians knew about WRU sexism claims - MP
Tonia Antoniazzi says she raised concerns about culture in the Welsh Rugby Union last March.
British Gas suspends force-fitting prepayment meters
It follows a report that agents broke into the homes of vulnerable people to install the equipment.
Gareth Thomas: No HIV legal action regrets - rugby star's ex
Gareth Thomas's former partner says the settlement has brought closure following his HIV diagnosis.
British Steel considering 800 job cuts in Lincolnshire
The plans, which have not been formally submitted, come as the firm struggles with high energy prices.
Omagh bombing: Government expected to confirm decision on public inquiry
It is understood NI Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris will make a statement at Westminster.
Log burner rule change in England could land users with £300 fines
The tightening of regulations may lead to criminal records for those flouting them, a new policy says.
Rishi Sunak under pressure over what he knew about claims against Dominic Raab
Rishi Sunak's aides refuse to say whether he was informally warned about bullying claims against his deputy.
Kim Johnson: Labour MP apologises for calling Israeli government 'fascist'
Kim Johnson was ordered by Labour Party bosses to retract her description of Israel's government.
Firefighter used Grenfell Tower fire selfie on Tinder
London Fire Brigade apologises after it is revealed a male firefighter used the selfie on Tinder.
Arnold Clark customer data 'stolen in cyber attack'
The car retailer said data that may have been stolen included bank details and ID documents.
Kaylea Titford: Dad to blame for girl's death, court told
Kaylea, 16, was found dead at home, weighing almost 23 stone and on soiled sheets, a court hears.
Milton Keynes fatal dog attack on girl 'tragic isolated incident'
A four-year-old girl, named locally as Alice Stones, was killed by a family pet, police say.
Sheku Bayoh inquiry: Police officer denies 'found dead' claim
Inquiry hears officers were told not to reveal Mr Bayoh died in police custody to his loved ones.
Jared O'Mara: Fraud-accused MP's drug use an open secret - court
Former Sheffield MP Jared O'Mara is alleged to have submitted fake invoices worth nearly £30,000.
HSBC staff get a uniform of jumpsuits and jeans
The shift to casual wear for the bank's UK branch staff comes after BA unveiled jumpsuits for cabin crew.
Hull man jailed for killing two boys in Anlaby Road bike crash
Jack Hart, 32, is jailed for nine years for causing the deaths of Mason Deakin and Steven Duffield.
Dorset and Wiltshire fire chief vows action over dead photo claims
Firefighters are alleged to have taken pictures of female crash victims before sharing them online.
NI rioters have drug debts cleared by paramilitaries, MPs told
A bus was burnt and police attacked in April 2021 in the worst rioting Northern Ireland had seen in years.