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- Coronavirus: '£500m extra for Welsh Government' from chancellor
- Bow crane collapse: One dead and four injured in crane collapse
- Tamara Ecclestone burglary: Two men charged
- Parking ticket issued to bus in bus stop
- Johnny Depp denies slapping ex-wife for laughing at his tattoo
- Chancellor gives diners 50% off on eating out
- Fire destroys 500-year-old Whiteleaved Oak on Malvern Hills
- PC Andrew Harper murder trial: Murder accused 'was scared so set up film alibi'
- Rishi Sunak: Three things to know from chancellor's speech
- Charlie Elphicke trial: MP's pursuit of woman 'like a Benny Hill sketch'
Coronavirus: '£500m extra for Welsh Government' from chancellor
The Welsh Government will get half a billion pounds from the Treasury, the UK government says.
Bow crane collapse: One dead and four injured in crane collapse
The crane crashed on to a block of flats under construction and two terraced houses in east London.
Tamara Ecclestone burglary: Two men charged
The two men will appear before Westminster Magistrates' Court on Thursday.
Parking ticket issued to bus in bus stop
The bus company says the parking ticket is a "slap in the face" for drivers who worked in lockdown.
Johnny Depp denies slapping ex-wife for laughing at his tattoo
The Hollywood star tells a libel hearing his ex-wife had been "building a dossier" against him.
Chancellor gives diners 50% off on eating out
Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled an "eat out to help out" discount as part of wider measures.
Fire destroys 500-year-old Whiteleaved Oak on Malvern Hills
The Whiteleaved Oak in the Malvern Hills is thought to have had spiritual significance.
PC Andrew Harper murder trial: Murder accused 'was scared so set up film alibi'
Henry Long had claimed to be watching a Fast and Furious film about illegal car chases and racing.
Rishi Sunak: Three things to know from chancellor's speech
The BBC's Nick Eardley gives the lowdown on Rishi Sunak's economic plan after the Covid-19 lockdown.
Charlie Elphicke trial: MP's pursuit of woman 'like a Benny Hill sketch'
Charlie Elphicke pursued his victim round his London kitchen and tried to spank her, a court hears.
Grenfell Tower inquiry: Lead fire consultant 'ignored' cladding email
Terry Ashton said he did not read information sent to him because he was not the "primary recipient".
Coronavirus: The animals abandoned during lockdown
The RSPCA voices fears that more pets will be rejected in the wake of the coronavirus crisis.
Dubai drug raid: 'No reason' to hold Liverpool flight attendant
Derrin Crawford's family say the 23-year-old tested negative for drugs but is still in jail.
What is VAT and how does it work?
Rishi Sunak is cutting VAT on hospitality and tourism, but how does the tax work?
Is sexism behind beauty salons' continued closure?
Hairdressers and pubs are open again but beauty salons are not. Are they being taken less seriously?
Coronavirus: Scotland retains quarantine measures for Spanish travel
Spain has been omitted from a list of "air bridge" destinations for Scotland due to concerns about coronavirus.
Coronavirus: 'If you stand by your workers, we will stand by you'
Chancellor Rishi Sunak announces a new policy to reward businesses who bring workers back from furlough.
Coronavirus travel: GB travellers pose 'greatest Covid risk' to NI
The advice is contained in a document that Stormont ministers are due to discuss on Thursday.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils 'job retention bonus'
Employers will get £1,000 per worker retained after furlough scheme ends, Rishi Sunak announces.
Coronavirus: Hillingdon Hospital shuts to emergencies after outbreak
Seventy members of staff from Hillingdon Hospital in west London are self isolating.