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- People avoid drinking over lack of public toilets
- Scottish Greens to vote on SNP power-sharing deal after climate target ditched
- Closure of four rural primary schools postponed
- Cody Fisher: Killers' sentences considered for review
- Cody Fisher: Killers' sentences considered for review
- Death of aid worker 'left massive void', friends say
- UK's largest indoor arena opens with big plans
- Former MPs hoping for a comeback at the next election
- 'People love my London Marathon costume - but animals are confused'
- Baby Reindeer star on 'role of a lifetime' in disturbing stalker drama
Covid: 'No time to waste' in vaccinating 16-17 year olds
Children aged 16-17 should be vaccinated "as fast as practically possible", Prof Jonathan Van-Tam says.
Ivi Miley death: Man jailed for killing baby daughter
Anthony Miley is jailed for manslaughter after three-month-old Ivi died from catastrophic injuries.
Extinction Rebellion: Judge demands review of protester convictions
Prosecutors are asked if they stand by the convictions of protesters after a second successful appeal.
Streatham terror attack: Sudesh Amman 'told mentor he had changed'
Sudesh Amman convinced two mentors he had changed before stabbing two people, an inquest hears.
Celtic & Rangers could have full crowds for European matches
Celtic and Rangers could have capacity crowds for next week's European games, with the local council likely to grant permission.
Tokyo Olympics: Sky Brown eyes surfing at Paris 2024 after skateboarding bronze
After making history by becoming Great Britain's youngest ever Olympic medal winner, skateboarder Sky Brown is already plotting her next move.
BA flight 149: Was it on a secret 'military intelligence mission'?
Passengers and crew were taken hostage by Iraq when the flight landed in Kuwait in 1990.
Holiday park murder accused in court amid tributes to Amanda Selby
Tributes are paid to Amanda Selby as her brother Matthew appears in court, charged with her murder.
Covid vaccines: Three-quarters of 18 to 29-year olds get first jab
Most health boards are offering walk-in vaccinations over fears young people will not have the jab.
Ever Given: Cargo unloaded from ship that blocked Suez Canal
The Ever Given arrived at Felixstowe on Tuesday and is expected to leave on Thursday.
Keir Starmer attacks government record on green jobs
The Labour leader says there is a "chasm between soundbites and action" on climate-friendly employment.
Bristol Balloon Fiesta: Mass launch from secret site
Dozens of balloons take off from a park in Bristol as part of Fiesta Fortnight.
Dog-snatching thief filmed by doorbell camera in Horndean
A 13-year-old boy was walking his border terrier Melchy when he was pushed out of the way.
'Blistered' couple set to finish Olympic sports challenge
Charlotte Nichols and Stuart Bates are attempting to finish 96 events while Tokyo 2020 takes place.
MP Maria Miller wants AI 'nudifying' tool banned
A website that allows people to undress a photograph in seconds is gaining lots of users.
Hoteliers face staff and supply shortages in busy summer season
Staff are often being asked to isolate by the NHS Covid app, making it "really tough" for hotels.
Lauren Goodger foreign exchange Instagram advert banned
The TV star had been paid for a post that a watchdog says wasn't obviously identifiable as an ad.
Covid-19: Hospitality vaccine pass 'would be blackmail'
The head of Hospitality Ulster says restaurants, bars and cafes would be "singled out".
Tokyo Olympics: Sky Brown becomes GB's youngest medallist, plus sailing and boxing success
Sky Brown wins bronze and becomes Great Britain's youngest summer Olympian with success also coming in sailing and boxing.
TRNSMT festival confirmed to go ahead in September
Organiser Geoff Ellis said the event had permission to go ahead with 50,000 music fans attending.