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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
'We lost our life savings in a cryptocurrency scam'
A pensioner caught up in an investment saga lost it all, prompting warnings to others.
Covid: Furlough scheme set to wind down further
Employers will have to contribute more to the job support scheme before it is phased out in September.
Richer parents pressured teachers on exam grades
"Sharp-elbowed" parents have been chasing better grades in this year's replacement exams, says study.
How Talking Books gave blind people a lifeline in pandemic
Founder, Rhian Evans, has used her sight loss to "benefit myself and others" for 40 years.
LGBTQ: Wales' bid to be 'most friendly' nation in Europe
A new plan aims to make Wales "the most LGBTQ+ friendly" nation in Europe.
Welsh slate landscape crowned a World Heritage site
The slate landscape of north-west Wales becomes the 32 UK site to be on Unesco's heritage list.
Celtic knocked out of Champions League in qualifying round
Beleaguered Celtic's Champions League hopes ended in the second qualifying round for the second consecutive year as a callow side were undone in extra time by Denmark's Midtjylland.
Covid-19: Belfast Trust to cancel some cancer surgeries
The trust says it is working to reschedule procedures, which have been cancelled due to a rising number of Covid-19 patients.
Queen's lawyers secured amendment to Scottish green energy law
The legislation was changed so the monarch's private estates could not be subject to compulsory purchase orders.
Snowdon: Two women struck by lightning at summit
One of the women was more seriously injured by the strike, said mountain rescuers.
Northampton midwife attacked by egg-throwers in Coventry
Laney Holland had been visiting a patient when the gang threw eggs, flour and water at her car.
NHS England appoints first female chief executive
Amanda Pritchard to take over from Sir Simon Stevens on 1 August, describing it as a great honour.
Extinction Rebellion: Paralympian James Brown guilty over plane stunt
Former Paralympian James Brown glued himself to an aircraft in an Extinction Rebellion protest.
Marble Arch Mound: 'I wouldn't pay £4 to walk up a hill'
The public reacts to London's newest tourist attraction, which is facing complaints of being incomplete.
Covid: One million masks for NHS fail high-grade safety tests
The BMA doctors' union says it is "scandalous" staff working in the pandemic were put at risk.
Covid: UK sends nine million vaccines to vulnerable countries
The government has promised to donate 100m surplus doses to other countries before the middle of 2022.
Lost Morecambe and Wise Show a 'huge discovery'
A tape of the BBC show was thought lost, but found by Eric Morecambe's son in the family attic.
Are middle-aged people more unhealthy than ever?
Why could the current cohort of 40-somethings be proving less healthy than previous generations?
Covid: Medal for GP who came out of retirement to treat patients
A GP who came out of retirement to treat patients in the pandemic is awarded a medal.
Sajid Javid calls on younger people to have Covid vaccines
Fighting Covid has been a "race" with the baton now being passed from older to young people, says the health secretary