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- Wales' FM says political attacks 'racially driven'
- Wales' FM says political attacks 'racially driven'
- NI surfers call for end to sewage pollution
- Bus bursts into flames on busy street
- Bus bursts into flames on busy street
- Water parasite outbreak contained but sickness may go on, says health boss
- Water firm's response to outbreak contemptible - MP
- Crowds expected in Glasgow as Celtic fans mark title win
- We'll need universal basic income - AI 'godfather'
- Thunderstorm weather warning issued by Met Office
Next Conservative leader and PM to be unveiled by 5 September
Party bosses have also changed the rules to make it more difficult to enter and progress in the race.
England 8-0 Norway: Sensational hosts stun Norway on record night
England produce a sensational, record-breaking performance to beat rivals Norway 8-0 and reach the Euro 2022 knockout stages.
Sir Mo Farah reveals he was trafficked to the UK as a child
The Olympic star says the name Mohamed Farah was given to him by a stranger who flew him to the UK.
Nicki Minaj's Camden meet and greet cancelled due to overcrowding
Fans are left disappointed after an event with the US rapper is cancelled because of overcrowding.
Data watchdog reprimands government over pandemic WhatsApp use
There was a risk information on the handling of the pandemic could have been lost, a report says.
Energy bills to rise more than predicted, says Ofgem boss
The regulator's chief executive tells MPs its previous estimate on winter bills will prove to be too low.
Larne bonfire: Council launches investigation after man's death
John Steele fell from the Antiville bonfire, which was on Mid and East Antrim Borough Council land.
I'm not backing any Tory leadership contender, says Boris Johnson
The PM rules out endorsing any of the 11 candidates in the running to replace him as leader.
Ava White: Boy who killed girl, 12, in Snapchat row gets life
Ava White was stabbed to death in Liverpool after a row over being filmed for social media.
Train drivers vote for rail strikes over pay
Drivers at eight train companies have voted to walk out but a date for action has not yet been set.
Crash pilot Emily Collett may have suffered heart attack
Pilot Emily Collett and pupil Tom Castle died in a crash minutes after take-off, an inquest hears.
ScotRail train drivers accept new pay deal to end disruption
Trains have been on a reduced timetable while drivers refused to work overtime during a pay dispute.
Bond theme composer Monty Norman dies at 94
The man behind the famous James Bond theme tune has died, his family confirms to the BBC.
Bernie Ecclestone to be charged over alleged fraud
Ex-Formula 1 boss Bernie Ecclestone is to be charged with fraud following an investigation into assets believed to be worth more than £400m.
Jamie Wallis: MP fled crash fearing attack, court hears
The Conservative MP says he fled the scene as he had been raped and had a "PTSD attack".
Archie Battersbee has no prospect of recovery, court told
Archie's parents are back in court trying to overturn a legal ruling that their son, 12, is dead.
Abi Fisher: Murder arrest after body found during search
The family of Abi Fisher, 29, are being supported by specially-trained officers after the discovery.
Kellum Thomas: Battery ran out in device to monitor boy's heart
A coroner raises concerns about the medical care of Kellum Thomas, who died from a cardiac arrest.
Ukraine refugees: Scotland pauses super sponsor scheme
No new cases will be accepted from Wednesday to allow staff to deal with a spike in applications.
Heathrow Airport warns more flight cancellations possible
The airport asks airlines to cut 61 flights on Monday, and warns of more disruption this summer.