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Coronavirus: Do not go on stag or hen dos says Wales' health minister
Vaughan Gething warns against pub crawls after a rise in coronavirus cases in Cardiff.
Boris Johnson 'cannot believe' BBC Proms decision
The Prime Minister accuses the UK of "cringing embarrassment" about its history and traditions.
Coronavirus: Craigavon Hospital patients test positive
Five patients in a haematology ward at Craigavon Area Hospital test positive for Covid-19.
Coronavirus: Nottinghamshire woman, 75, 'first positive test within UK'
The woman is also believed by scientists to be the first in the UK to die after contracting Covid-19.
Storm Francis: In pictures
Pictures show the effects of Storm Francis's strong winds and heavy rain in the UK.
Harry Maguire: Police allege Manchester United captain tried to bribe them
Manchester United captain Harry Maguire asked police who had arrested him on the Greek island of Mykonos 'Do you know who I am?' and offered to give them money, his trial has heard.
Mum lobbies government to get 'abducted' children home
Tanya Borg's daughters were taken to Libya by their father five years ago.
Pressure grows to allow masks in England's schools
Boris Johnson says if advice needs to be changed on masks in school, “then of course we will".
Elton John's ex-wife 'attempted suicide' during honeymoon
Renate Blauel says she took an overdose during the couple's honeymoon in 1984.
Appledore Shipyard to reopen after £7m InfraStrata deal
Appledore Shipyard in Devon closed in March 2019 but has now been bought by InfraStrata.
Man jailed after Tate Modern Picasso painting attack
Shakeel Massey used a padlock to attack the £20m painting at the Tate Modern in London.
Coronavirus: Birmingham council to get power to shut businesses
Birmingham City Council will have the power to close businesses that do not follow Covid-19 rules.
Coronavirus: High school pupils in Scotland to wear face coverings
Secondary pupils will have to wear face coverings in corridors, communal areas and school buses.
Boris Johnson on wearing face masks in English schools
The prime minster says "schools are safe" and that advice on wearing masks will change if needed.
Tony Hall backs orchestral Rule, Britannia!
BBC boss Tony Hall has backed the decision to play orchestral versions of Rule, Britannia! and Land Of Hope And Glory on the traditional Last Night of the Proms.
Lincolnshire wheelchair user says she was denied job interview
Holly Girven says the Sheffield law firm, which works for BT, said there was no wheelchair access.
BBC Proms: Boris Johnson on instrumental Rule Britannia
Brits must stop "this general bout of self-recrimination and wetness” says Boris Johnson, about BBC plans to makes changes to the Proms.
Gymnastics head coach Reddin steps aside
British Gymnastics' head national coach Amanda Reddin temporarily steps aside while an investigation into claims about her conduct takes place.
Coronavirus: Blackburn wedding party restaurant can reopen
Waheed's in Blackburn was closed for hosting a 100-guest reception in breach of Covid-19 rules.
Sheridan Smith had seizures after stopping medication
The actress reveals she was rushed to hospital after abruptly stopping her anti-anxiety drugs.
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