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- Families 'let down' over decades on infected blood -Shapps
- Woman left homeless after canal boat stolen
- Man charged with murder of woman in east Belfast
- Fury was boxing like he had won the fight - Lewis
- Inside the museums averaging fewer than one visitor a day
- Cold case detectives vow to solve historical sex crimes
- Cold case detectives vow to solve historic sex crimes
- 'I will be paying my mortgage until I’m 68'
- Fujitsu sacked boss at height of Horizon scandal
- Hepatitis C tests spike after blood scandal news
How a day of disorder unfolded at Wembley
Ticketless fans looked "like a line of 6,000 zombies trying to get in" and one even "hijacked a disabled child's wheelchair".
Covid in Scotland: Omicron cases linked to Steps concert in Glasgow
The number of cases in Scotland increases to 29, including six linked to a Steps concert in Glasgow.
Stansted Airport: Drone came within 6ft of Boeing 737, report says
The white object appeared "suddenly" and "narrowly avoided hitting the aircraft", report says.
Couple who killed Arthur Labinjo-Hughes jailed
Thomas Hughes will serve 21 years and Emma Tustin a minimum of 29 for the killing and torture of his son.
People with learning disabilities 'living a nightmare'
Support services have disappeared or markedly dropped during the Covid-19 pandemic, says a new report.
Storm Arwen: Ofgem to review power networks' response
Energy watchdog will look at the resilience of the system and how firms communicated with customers.
Sir Antony Sher: Actor dies of cancer aged 72
His film work included Shakespeare in Love while his stage work included Richard III and Macbeth.
Unexploded wartime bomb disrupts Hampshire train services
The device was discovered at a construction site in Hampshire, Network Rail says.
Euro 2020 final disorder: Ticketless thugs 'could have caused death' at England v Italy game
"Ticketless, drunken and drugged-up thugs" could have caused death at the Euro 2020 final as they attempted to storm Wembley Stadium says an independent review.
Chris Bryant: Culture war makes me feel less safe as a gay man
Labour MP Chris Bryant says the direction taken by some in government makes him feel less safe.
Strangers rally to send Chesterfield autistic boy birthday cards
Harry's mother appealed for cards after he struggled to get anyone to come to his birthday party.
National Action: Ben Raymond jailed for eight years
A judge says Ben Raymond used far-right propaganda material to "groom" potential followers.
Yorkshire coaching staff leave amid racism scandal
Director of cricket Martyn Moxon, coach Andrew Gale and all members of the coaching staff are among 16 people to leave Yorkshire amid the racism scandal.
Obituary: Sir Antony Sher, a giant of the stage
The South African actor went from feeling like an impostor to becoming a giant of the British stage.
Covid: First data points to Omicron re-infection risk
Scientists in South Africa have identified a spike in the numbers catching Covid again.
Lord Alan Sugar received abusive anti-Semitic letters
Patrick Gomes' messages were "deeply derogatory towards the Jewish faith", Essex Police says.
Cambo: Jobs warning as Shell pulls out of oil field development
Climate change campaigners welcome the move but business leaders voice fears for the future of thousands of jobs.
UK's largest offshore wind tower factory proposed at Port of Nigg
The £110m facility looks set to be built at Port of Nigg with Scottish and UK government support.
I'm a Celebrity: ITV removed intruders during Storm Arwen security breach
Two intruders broke into the show's set in a Welsh castle this week during Storm Arwen.
Red Arrows plane crash death avoidable, coroner says
Corporal Jonathan Bayliss died when a jet he was in crashed at RAF Valley in 2018.