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- Woman dies in XL bully attack at home
- Woman dies in XL bully attack at home
- King and Queen visit Chelsea Flower Show
- Diplomats owe more than £143m in London congestion charges
- Two people in hospital following parasite outbreak
- Wagging winners set new world record for dog walk
- Classical music, not heavy metal – what could Slot's Liverpool look like?
- Boy pulled from river remains critically ill
- NHS and government covered up infected blood scandal
- Prisoners and the Army donated infected blood in NI
Trehafod: Four children rescued from river by helicopter
A coastguard helicopter, air ambulance, firefighters and police all joined the rescue operation.
Huyton shooting: Two men jailed over gun fight at pub reopening
James Freeman, 24, and Alan Roberts, 30, wrestled over a loaded gun in a pub in Huyton and were both shot.
Dorset Police headquarter plans: Bird strike fear over shiny building
A parish council fears birds will fly into the building as surface will reflect the sky, clouds and trees.
Rishi Sunak targets Russia with fresh banking sanctions
The measures, co-ordinated with the US and the EU, are designed to cut off Moscow from raising funds.
Ukraine conflict: Waive visas for refugees, Welsh MP says
First Minister Mark Drakeford says Wales can be a sanctuary for those displaced by the conflict.
Danny France: Transgender teen who died fell into service 'black hole'
Danny France's father says he remains concerned others might not get the help they need.
Whipped: Why MPs are getting out of line
BBC correspondent Ben Wright examines whether the traditional system of disciplining MPs is breaking down.
Covid in Scotland: Vaccine passports and classroom masks rules end
The end of more restrictions comes almost two years after the first confirmed case of Covid in Scotland.
British Airways passengers call airline 'woeful'
British Airways customers have faced delays and cancellations for a second weekend due to IT problems.
UK has highest lung disease rates in Western Europe - study
Charity experts say UK death rates are a "national scandal" and want more research spending.
Pregnancy risk tool cuts baby loss in black and Asian women
A study suggests it works far better than the current system at detecting high-risk pregnancies.
Cost of living: Bill shock as energy price rises hit home
Details of bill rises are now being sent to customers, with some set to pay well over £1,000 more a year.
The Papers: Putin issues nuclear threat as backlash grows
Monday's front pages are dominated by Vladimir Putin putting Russia's nuclear forces on high alert.
UK fast-tracks law to tackle Russian 'dirty money'
The new law follows the invasion of Ukraine and will target money-laundering by foreign oligarchs.
Cup win could turbocharge Liverpool history bid
After Liverpool's dramatic Carabao Cup final win against Chelsea, BBC Sport's Phil McNulty looks at the potential future impact.
Pregnancy: Calls to regulate 'cruel' IVF add-ons
MP Alex Davies-Jones says vulnerable people are "preyed on" for the additional fees.
Hybrid working: Will staff ever return to the office full time?
Young staff say home-working improved productivity and well-being but some preferred office life.
FAW joins boycott of games against Russia
Fifa orders Russia to complete upcoming matches without their flag, anthem and as the Football Union of Russia in neutral territory.
Salvage Hunters star Nick Elphick to sculpt army goat Shenkin
The current Shenkin, often seen before Six Nations games, will not be posing for the work.
Eddie Redmayne and Lily Allen win WhatsOnStage theatre awards
The "brilliance and resilience" of British theatre is celebrated at the WhatsOnStage awards.