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- Man due in court over sword attack that killed boy
- Man due in court over sword attack that killed boy
- The Papers: 'Our hearts are broken' over schoolboy's death
- Uber faces £250m London black cab drivers case
- Thumb-bite Deliveroo rider worked after guilty plea
- Girl who took own life moved to UK 'because of Harry Potter'
- Olivia Rodrigo disappointed by Co-op Live fiasco
- Olivia Rodrigo disappointed by Co-op Live fiasco
- Dua Lipa wants to turn this year's Glastonbury into a nightclub
Investigation ordered into Wolverhampton Covid lab test failings
A lab in Wolverhampton is suspended as 43,000 people in England and Wales are potentially affected.
Sir David Amess: Former Tory leader wants face to face meetings to continue
The former Tory leader says he doesn't want to change how MPs see constituents, despite the stabbing of Sir David Amess.
Sir David Amess: 'We're utterly shocked and appalled', says parish priest
Leigh-on-Sea Parish Priest Kevin Hale reacts to the fatal stabbing of Sir David Amess MP.
Mark Hankinson: Top huntsman guilty of encouraging illegal fox hunting
The senior huntsman gave the hunting advice in private webinars that were leaked online.
Clayton-le-Woods house collapses in suspected gas blast
Nearby residents are evacuated and a cordon is put in place after the explosion in Clayton-le-Woods.
Military drafted in to under-pressure NHS boards in Scotland
Personnel will be sent to NHS Lanarkshire and NHS Borders to relieve "significant pressure" ahead of the winter period.
Tory MP Sir David Amess dies after stabbing
Conservative MP Sir David Amess has died after being stabbed at his constituency surgery in Essex.
Stephen Port: Terrible mistakes made in serial killer case, Met officer says
Stephen Port was jailed after he raped and murdered four men using fatal overdoses of the drug GHB.
Covid test lab errors affect up to 4,000 in Wales
Errors at a lab see up to 4,000 people in Wales wrongly told they did not have Covid.
Lewis Bloor: Towie star acquitted as £3m fraud trial collapses
Lewis Bloor is cleared as the prosecution admits it failed to disclose some evidence.
Child rapist Andrew Gordon Chapman jailed
A judge says Andrew Chapman "ripped up" the childhoods of his victims, one aged just two or three.
Brexit: Lord Frost and Šefčovič to discuss NI Protocol in Brussels
Lord Frost will meet EU counterpart Maros Šefčovič to discuss the new trade proposals.
Call for miscarriage leave as parents 'expected to go back to work'
Families who have suffered the pain of bereavement want miscarriage leave put into law for all parents.
Queen 'irritated' by climate change inaction in COP26 build-up
The monarch appears to criticise people who "talk" but "don't do", ahead of the COP26 summit.
Adele speaks out about her new 'divorce track'
Easy On Me is the first new music released by the singer in six years.
Lorry driver shortage: Government to lift rules on foreign haulier deliveries
Ministers want to lift the limit on how many deliveries overseas lorry drivers can make in the UK.
Covid test lab in Wolverhampton suspended over wrong results
Around 43,000 people may have been wrongly told their test for Covid-19 was negative.
NI Protocol: Cross-border meetings to be cancelled over DUP boycott
The DUP is refusing to attend most north-south ministerial talks over the NI Protocol.
How Newcastle can follow Man City to build a super club in six steps
Former Manchester City technical director Mike Rigg explains how Newcastle United can reach the elite following the Saudi takeover.
ScotRail and Caledonian Sleeper strike confirmed during COP26
The RMT says its ScotRail members will strike for the entire duration of the climate summit in Glasgow.
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