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Asthma: Women twice as likely to die from attack, says charity
Better understanding of the link between hormone changes and asthma is needed, a charity says.
Imran Ahmad Khan: MP guilty of sexual assault advised Home Office on child sexual exploitation
Imran Ahmad Khan was part of a panel reviewing a research paper into child sexual exploitation.
Manchester City 4-3 Real Madrid: Pep Guardiola's side win thrilling Champions League semi-final first leg
Manchester City remain on course to reach a second successive Champions League final after beating Real Madrid in a thrilling semi-final first leg.
Ukraine war: Russia accuses UK of provoking attacks on its territory
Russia also says Nato is conducting a proxy war, while UK says strikes using Western weapons are legitimate.
Pedestrian dies after being hit by HGV in Elgin
Police said the 42-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene of the incident in Elgin, Moray.
M4 crash: Drink-driver who killed children to have sentence reviewed
Martin Newman had taken cocaine and was drinking at the wheel when he crashed into a family's car.
Drink spiking victim: I waited 34 hours for tests
Jess Insall, 19, collapsed in a Glasgow pub and woke up with no recollection of what had happened.
Katie Kenyon: Missing woman search becomes murder inquiry
A man is arrested on suspicion of murdering Katie Kenyon, who has been missing since Friday.
Parkinson's disease symptoms 'reversed' by mini implant, trial suggests
Tony Howells is the first recipient and says it has helped him to walk and play golf again.
New law raises minimum marriage age to 18 in England and Wales
Previously people could get married at 16 or 17 as long as they had parental consent.
Home Office civil servant 'tried to give mistress abortion drug'
Civil servant Darren Burke is accused of trying to give Laura Slade a drink laced with mifepristone.
Paul Arthurs: Oasis guitarist diagnosed with cancer
The musician, known as Bonehead, co-founded the band and played on Be Here Now and Definitely Maybe.
Gaia Pope: Teen was anxious before death, inquest hears
Gaia Pope's body was found near a Dorset coastal path 11 days after she went missing in 2017.
P&O ferry European Causeway docks after losing power in Irish Sea
The European Causeway, which can carry up to 410 passengers, spent hours adrift in the Irish Sea.
Ukraine war: Ukraine can hit Russia with UK weapons - minister
James Heappey says it is acceptable for Western weapons to be used to disrupt Russian supply lines.
Donald Wood jailed for sending threatening letters to MPs
Donald Wood intended to "maximise the fear and distress" of the three MPs, a judge says.
Boris Johnson threatens to privatise Passport Office
Boris Johnson told ministers the service needed to start delivering better value for money.
Novak Djokovic: Wimbledon champion can defend title as organisers allow unvaccinated to play
Novak Djokovic can defend his Wimbledon title after organisers say players who are not vaccinated against Covid-19 will be allowed to compete.
Bermondsey stabbings: Four killed in south-east London home named
Police say a 28-year-old man arrested over the deaths remains in a stable condition in hospital.
Boris Johnson wants to relax safety rules to cut childcare cost
The plan is part of a government drive to reduce living costs, amid rising prices for fuel and food.