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- Girl arrested after teachers and pupil injured in school stabbing
- Girl arrested as three injured in school stabbing
- Four hurt as runaway horses bolt across London
- Four hurt as runaway horses bolt across London
- Nurse who stole more than £100k from patients jailed
- Thames Water says staff enduring abuse from public
- Quiet community left in shock after stabbing in school
- Watch: The curious case of the murder of Brian Low
- Paula Vennells opposed stopping postmaster prosecutions, inquiry hears
- 'I get overwhelmed by the noises and crowds of school'
Teenage jab rollout moving cautiously - expert
Children aged 16 and 17 began to be invited for their jabs a week ago, after a change in advice.
Deliveroo orders double as lockdown habits endure
First results from the newly floated food delivery firm see first-half losses narrow to £104.8m.
Bilsdale transmitter fire: TV and radio for 1m off air indefinitely
The operators of a transmitter which serves part of northern England cannot say when it will be fixed.
Scotland's papers: Exam grades rise and Prince Andrew arrives at Balmoral
An increase in pupils getting A grades and accusations against Prince Andrew make the front of Scotland's papers
Uefa Super Cup final in Belfast: In pictures
Chelsea will take on Villareal at Windsor Park in the first Uefa club final held in Belfast.
Gower salt marsh lamb receives protected status
The meat from lambs born and bred on the Gower Peninsula is now protected from copycat rivals.
Disability campaigner stranded after hotel shower fall
Jennie Berry was stuck on her bathroom floor for 20 minutes after the shower seat broke.
Channel migrants: Asylum seeker cleared of people smuggling was 'scapegoat'
Fouad Kakaei's lawyer says asylum seekers are "easy targets" to prosecute for small boat crossings.
Belfast Trust sees 182 nurse resignations in six months
A total of 315 nurses left the Belfast Trust in the first half of this year and more than half resigned.
Uefa Super Cup: Football fans urged to follow Covid rules
About 13,000 fans will be at the Uefa Super Cup Final at Windsor Park on Wednesday.
The Hundred: Women's game being transformed by new competition
Whether it was by accident or design - or both - women's cricket is being transformed by The Hundred, writes Isabelle Westbury.
Kirsty Williams: Abuse of women in politics getting worse
Kirsty Williams says she could not keep her family safe from trolling while Welsh education minister.
Essex baby given £1.79m drug for spinal muscular atrophy
Eleven-month-old Edward has received the world's most expensive drug after a campaign by his parents.
Prince Andrew can't ignore courts, says Virginia Giuffre's lawyer
Virginia Giuffre's lawyer says litigation is the only way to establish the Duke of York's evidence.
Winchester is now the least affordable UK city to buy a home
Winchester has leapfrogged Oxford to become the UK’s least affordable city to buy a home, says a survey.
The Papers: 'A-levels overhaul' and 'Williamson in danger'
Wednesday's papers lead with a plan to fix soaring A-level grade inflation after record-high results.
A&E queues mean Wales' ambulances 'can't take 999 calls'
Paramedics say they are spending more time waiting on hospital tarmac than taking 999 calls.
First Scottish pupils back at school for new term beyond level zero
The return to classrooms comes a week after most Covid restrictions were lifted, but many safety protocols remain.
Rangers crash out of Champions League
"Fear and panic" cost Rangers as they crashed out of the Champions League after losing to 10-man Malmo at a full Ibrox, says manager Steven Gerrard.
Bilsdale transmitter fire: TV and radio disrupted in 1m homes
More than a million people across North Yorkshire and parts of the North East were affected.