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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: Fans at Wembley games required to show proof of vaccination or negative test before entry
Fans attending England's Euro 2020 group games at Wembley Stadium will be required to show proof of vaccination or a negative test before entry.
Prince Charles 'happy' after Harry and Meghan announce birth of baby girl
Prince Charles comments on the couple's second child while carrying out engagements in Oxford.
Mayra Zulfiqar shooting death: Lahore police arrest man
Mayra Zulfiqar was found in a rented flat in the Pakistani city after being shot and strangled.
Covid: British holidaymakers voice frustration on return from Portugal
The UK government has placed Portugal on the amber list of countries, which means travellers will have to quarantine for 10 days.
Covid-19: More help for north-west England and pub uncertainty
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Tuesday evening.
Molly the Labrador impaled by one-metre-long stick
Molly, a 17-month-old black Labrador, was chasing her ball down a bank but then ran into a branch.
Billionaires challenge Highlands space port plan
Anders and Anne Holch Povlsen have gone to court in a bid to overturn permission for Space Hub Sutherland.
Civil servant who worked for Greensill rejects 'double-hatting' label
Bill Crothers says there were no conflicts between his work for Greensill Capital and the government.
Princess Diana's 1981 Ford Escort to be auctioned
The car was an engagement gift from Prince Charles in May 1981, two months before their wedding.
Boundary review: Winners and losers from proposed changes
How does the proposed new electoral map for England square with the government's "levelling up" agenda?
Foreign aid: No plans to give MPs vote on cuts, says No 10
Some MPs are pushing for a vote on the issue - and have the support of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle.
Covid: Scotland would 'move quickly' to vaccinate children
The country will vaccinate children aged between 12 and 15 as quickly as possible if experts recommend it.
Covid: Greater Manchester and Lancashire to get extra help
The measures include military support and in-school testing in areas hardest hit by the Delta variant.
Time: Stephen Graham on his new prison role
The actor plays a conflicted prison officer in BBC One's new prison drama.
Will UK bands start touring in Liechtenstein?
The government strikes a deal to allow bands to tour Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein without visas.
Paul Givan announced as new NI first minister
The Lagan Valley assembly member will replace Arlene Foster, who was ousted as DUP leader in April.
Colin Pitchfork: Family's shock over double child killer's release
The uncle of one of Colin Pitchfork's victim's says the memory of his crimes is a "torment".
Paul Givan: How will the new first minister handle the top job?
He entered politics as a part-time assistant in Edwin Poots' office - now he will be first minister.
Websites begin to work again after major breakage
Cloud computing provider Fastly, which was behind the problems, said it was implementing a fix.
Covid-19: Less than a quarter of pubs confident of surviving three months
Official figures show pub owners' level of confident almost half that other other businesses.