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England's chief medical officer says trying to prevent others from catching infections is "standard public health advice".

A court hears Logan Mwangi's injuries were consistent with a fall from height or a serious car crash.

Lauryn and Josh Vartan say they considered the name Eunice but decided to stick with Florence.

Sharon Johnston previously told of her intention to travel to Switzerland to end her life.

Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Monday evening.

Boris Johnson tells MPs the need to self-isolate after a positive test will end from Thursday.

Chelsea manager Thomas Tuchel says "it is not the time to laugh about" Romelu Lukaku after the £97.5m striker's recent struggles.

The CPS previously said it would not name the men accused of sharing offensive messages with Couzens.

This is a precautionary dose ahead of a wider autumn booster programme, say UK experts.

Tributes have been paid to the SBTV founder by the young people he inspired with his work.

Abraham Badru's mother said he lived in fear for 12 years after saving a woman from being gang-raped.

The Planning Inspectorate says the colour has "no materially detrimental effect" on a town.

The airline says continuous high winds are making it difficult to offload passengers' luggage.

Victims of one of Britain's biggest miscarriages of justice tell an inquiry of the impact on family life.

An expected change in rules in England could hit low-paid workers, the trade union says.

Hospitals in England will no longer promote natural births over C-sections, as part of a plan to improve care.

The time Scottish Borders Council took to report concerns to the child protection unit was described as "reprehensible".

Flooding from Storm Franklin has caused evacuations in some parts of the UK.

Mike Rydings from Wythenshawe died a year after being injured at a bar in the Spanish resort in 2018.

Youngsters living where the six-year-old was killed face "drift and delay" in getting support.