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Only "relatively young people in good health" were sent to Napier Barracks in Kent, court hears.

The record number of complaints received highlight the difficulties of reflecting the national mood.

Darron Coster spent 35 minutes helping those in the Manchester Arena attack, an inquiry is told.

The landlord says it was "not the opening we had planned" as Covid restrictions ease.

A spokesman says a failed bid to buy the club by a Saudi-led group was a "commercial matter".

Tory peer Eric Pickles says civil service too close to private sector, amid Greensill lobbying row.

The February figures show the numbers waiting over a year for surgery continued to rise sharply.

A paramedic describes how he treated a victim of the Fishmongers' Hall terror attack in London.

Sima Kotecha was harassed while preparing for a broadcast in Leicester city centre.

A High Court claim by the retailer argues its rival's Cuthbert the Caterpillar infringes its trademark.

A garden centre "boom" coupled with supply chain delays are making the ornaments hard to come by.

A vulnerable landlord was "controlled" in a plan to steal part of his £3.5m estate, a court hears.

Harry Mullinder, 25, has given up his day job to earn a living filming himself playing Call of Duty.

The SNP manifesto promises to increase frontline health spending by 20% if the party wins the election.

Letters are being delivered to homes in Creggan close to where Lyra McKee was shot two years ago.

New figures from the BPI show rap and hip hop streams are at an all-time high.

A Conservative leaflet read "insert prominent local pledges here, eg save our libraries".

The college is the first in England to integrate black history into courses throughout the year.

Retail is likely to reopen on 30 April followed by outdoor hospitality on 10 May, the BBC understands.

Jonathan Wignall harassed and stalked Ruth Dodsworth over nine years, a court has heard.