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- NHS and government covered up infected blood scandal
- Prisoners and the Army donated infected blood in NI
- At a glance: Infected blood inquiry's key findings
- Scottish blood victims were 'studied without knowledge'
- Welsh minister apology for infected blood 'tragedy'
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- MP calls for water parasite outbreak compensation
- Summer interest rate cut possible, says Bank deputy
- No inquest to be held into death of BBC DJ Steve Wright
Caerphilly cheese production returns to hometown
Huw Rowlands and Deian Thomas have set up a company to reignite the local cheese-making tradition
Move faster to help Ukraine, Rishi Sunak to urge allies
The PM will say Ukraine needs more support, at a G7 meeting to mark a year since Russia's invasion.
John Motson: Legendary commentator was a 'remarkable' character, says ex-England captain Gary Lineker
Legendary commentator John Motson was "the voice of football" who "always got the mood and the occasion right", says former England striker Gary Lineker.
Wrexham owners set to play in $1m US tournament
Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney are named in the squad for the club's US debut this summer.
Surrey Police: Man threatened to execute officers, court hears
Steven Delahunty is accused of threatening to "execute" and "shoot" Surrey Police officers.
Zara Aleena murder: Raab seeks to force convicts to appear at sentencing
It comes after Zara Aleena's family tell of the pain caused by her murderer not being in court.
Eating turnips could help ease vegetable shortage, suggests Therese Coffey
Cabinet minister says consumers should "cherish" home-grown produce as shops limit sales of some items.
Pupil absences remain above pre-Covid levels
A quarter of children in England were persistently absent last term, up from 13.1% in autumn 2019.
Reece Murphy inquest: Police failings over missing boy
A jury finds police did not take all required steps to locate him after he had been reported missing.
Kate Forbes 'greatly burdened' by gay marriage row
The SNP leadership hopeful says she is "heartsore" after criticism over her comments on gay marriage.
Keir Starmer's five missions speech fact-checked
Has the UK had the worst decade of growth for two centuries and other claims investigated.
ChatGPT: Motorist uses AI chatbot to challenge Gatwick Airport fine
Shaun Bosley used ChatGPT to generate a human-like appeal to a £100 final notice letter from NCP.
Reading rugby player wins compensation over revenge tackle
Dani Czernuszka suffered a permanent spinal injury when her opponent executed a "red mist" tackle.
Ukraine war: Soldiers master British tanks in Dorset
The soldiers will spend the next few weeks learning about tank maintenance and basic repairs.
What are Sunak and Starmer's top five priorities?
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Labour Party leader Sir Keir Starmer have each set out five key priorities - how do they compare?
Lucy Letby: Baby boy given 'noxious substance', nurse trial hears
A baby boy's heart stopped after he was given a "noxious substance" or injected with air, jury told.
Secondary school places: When do parents find out?
Councils will soon be offering secondary school places to children in England and Wales.
Ben Wallace slaps down minister Johnny Mercer in army cash row
The defence secretary criticises "junior minister" Johnny Mercer in spat over armed forces spending.
Vegetable shortages could last for up to a month
The environment secretary says shortages of some fruit and vegetables could go on for up to four weeks.
Asylum backlog at record high, Home Office figures show
Almost 110,000 people have been waiting for a decision for six months or more, according to new data.