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- Mum still feels guilt for son's infected blood death
- Inquiry report into biggest-ever NHS disaster due
- Man dies after car enters water at Buncrana pier
- D-Day remembrance planes will be found, says Shapps
- 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
Euro 2020: Boos drowned out by applause as England take the knee
Boos are drowned out by prolonged applause as England's players take the knee before their opening Euro 2020 game with Croatia.
G7: World leaders promise one billion Covid vaccine doses for poorer nations
The prime minister says it is a "big step towards vaccinating the world" by the end of 2022.
Bottles thrown at Nottinghamshire officers treating stabbed man
Hundreds of people "swarmed" the streets of Basford, with some seen defecating in public.
Climate change: Wales 'needs to do twice as much' in next decade
Road schemes are to be reviewed and a new law to tackle air pollution will be introduced next year.
Sinn Féin accuses the DUP of acting in bad faith over Irish language
The party does not believe the DUP will deliver on Irish language legislation, a source says.
Euro 2020: Fans watch England play Croatia in opening game
Some 22,500 fans are at Wembley Stadium, with an official fan zone at London's Trafalgar Square.
G7 summit: Dominic Raab says Emmanuel Macron's attitude to Northern Ireland is 'offensive'
The French president allegedly said Northern Ireland was not part of the UK during a G7 meeting.
Newmarket: Man dies after falling from second floor pub window
Suffolk Police say the death outside the Golden Lion pub in Newmarket is not suspicious.
Humza Hussain death: Teenage boy charged with murder
The teenager is accused of stabbing Humza Hussain, also 16, in an incident outside a Luton school.
Covid in Scotland: Fan zone ticket holders to be sent testing kits
Lateral flow testing kits will be posted to the 17,000 people due to attend the Euro 2020 event in Glasgow.
Pub and restaurants closed in Cornwall after Covid-19 tests
The closures are the latest in a series to hit Cornwall venues.
Covid in Scotland: 'Right to question' when restrictions will ease
Health Secretary Humza Yousaf says the Delta variant's impact on the NHS will determine when Scotland moves to level zero.
Thornberry: 'Stop bickering and find solution to NI Protocol'
Labour's Emily Thornberry urges the UK government and the EU to sort out the problems of the NI Protocol.
Covid-19: Hospital data key to 21 June lockdown end, says Raab
Dominic Raab says the decision depends on breaking the link between cases and hospital admissions.
Dominic Raab: EU figures' attitude to Northern Ireland 'offensive'
Dominic Raab says the attitude of various EU figures towards Northern Ireland, and its position as part of the UK, is offensive.
Body found in search for missing kayaker Shane Davies
Shane Davies was kayaking with a friend on Saturday but they became separated, Sussex Police says.
Orphaned boy told he can stay in UK permanently
Thirteen-year-old Giorgi Kakava has been living in Glasgow facing possible deportation for a decade.
Covid-19: 'We will have a substantial third wave'
Sage scientist warns opening up too soon would "fan the flames" of a third wave of coronavirus.
Scotland's papers: Ferry row heading to court and Euros warning
The ongoing fallout from a delayed ferry deal and warnings about Covid cases among football fans make the front pages
Sully Island: Tidal causeway rescues happening 'almost daily'
A couple were almost swept away by the current while crossing from Sully Island to the mainland.