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David Whitfield is jailed over the illicit activity with 12 women over five years.

Chief medical officer Sir Michael McBride says medics face a "perfect storm" of additional pressures.

The freight train's driver suffered minor injuries as it collided with a tractor, Network Rail says.

More than 50 positive cases are linked to a Year 11 graduation party at a hotel.

Laura Heath also denies child cruelty charges following the death of her boy Hakeem Hussain, seven.

A councillor who was visiting family in the country she had left aged three tells of her evacuation.

Sgt Geraint Jones admitted gross misconduct and has been given a final written warning.

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Teachers warn pupils may have to take "qualification-level" assessments as part of Covid exam contingency plans.

The data covers the first full week since changes to the app were made to mean it notifies fewer contacts.

The flight, carrying Afghans and British nationals who were based in Afghanistan, arrived on Wednesday.

Scotland legend and former Manchester United forward Denis Law is diagnosed with dementia.

The boy's death at a hotel in the city centre is not being treated as suspicious, police say.

The foreign secretary gives a one-word answer when asked about his future.

Esther Dingley's remains were found by her boyfriend nine months after she vanished in the Pyrenees.

Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and his leather trousers usher the home makeover show back after 17 years.

Families affected by the Afghan war reveal their sadness and anger at the Taliban's swift resurgence.

About 1,000 plants were discovered at a flooded property on Silver Street in Bury, police say.

The UK defence secretary spoke to BBC Breakfast about the evacuation of people from Kabul airport.

It is despite the executive deciding earlier in August that schools no longer had to use bubbles.