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Coronavirus: Food factory cluster cases in Coupar Angus up to 90
A total of 79 employees at the 2 Sisters factory have tested positive, plus 11 of their contacts.
Stowmarket explosion: Two hurt in train station burger van blast
A gas cylinder leaked and exploded near Stowmarket station, sending shards of glass flying in the air.
Coronavirus: Mum's four-month cancer diagnosis delay
The 36-year-old mother is diagnosed with stage three cancer after a colonoscopy is held from March.
Western & Southern Open: Andy Murray feels good on ATP return
Britain's Andy Murray says he feels "physically good" after beating American Frances Tiafoe at the Western & Southern Open.
Katarina Johnson-Thompson to long jump at Stockholm Diamond League
Heptathlon world champion Katarina Johnson-Thompson will be part of an innovative long-jump event at Sunday's Stockholm Diamond League
Co-ownership: Housing body sees threefold rise in demand
Co-Ownership, which helps homebuyers purchase, has processed more than 1,000 applications since July.
Coronavirus: 'Missing school worse for children than virus' and illegal rave fines
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus outbreak this Sunday morning.
Police diversity: 'Why join a force of people you mistrust?'
Of 6,999 police officers serving in Wales, just 128 identify as BAME or mixed race, figures show.
Dillian Whyte stunned by Alexander Povetkin as WBC world-title shot disappears
Dillian Whyte's hopes of a world-title shot are wrecked as Alexander Povetkin lands a stunning knockout win.
'Racism is generally invisible in rural areas'
A woman who has experienced racism in her village sets up a campaign to tackle the problem.
Coronavirus vaccine: What are human challenge trials?
Could human challenge trials speed up the development of a coronavirus vaccine?
Champions League: The man who made an anthem that inspires Messi
Composer Tony Britten was told "the music has become as iconic to football as red is to Coca-Cola".
'It's a scary time for stand-up comedians'
Edinburgh Festival Fringe acts are making the best of a bad situation online, but for how long?
Newspaper headlines: 'Top doctors boost school return plan' and PM's holiday photos
Many Sunday papers cover the view of top doctors that children face a small coronavirus risk at school.
EU Commissioner Phil Hogan asked to 'consider role' by Irish leaders
The taoiseach and his deputy say the EU commissioner's apology for attending a golf event came late.
Coronavirus: New £10,000 fines for organisers of illegal raves from Friday
Those who attend gatherings in England can also be issued a £100 penalty, doubling on each offence up to £3,200.
Katie Taylor beats Delfine Persoon to retain undisputed world lightweight titles
Ireland's Katie Taylor lands a superb win in a relentless rematch with Delfine Persoon and retains her world lightweight titles.
Coronavirus: Balance of risk 'strongly in favour' of return to school - Chris Whitty
More children would be harmed by not going to school than by going, England's chief medical officer says.
Coronavirus: Missing school is worse than virus for children - Whitty
England's chief medical officer says reopening classrooms carries an "incredibly small" risk to pupils.
Stowmarket explosion: Train station evacuated after blast
Two people are treated for minor injuries after being hurt in the blast in Stowmarket.
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