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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
Australia and NZ pull out of Rugby League World Cup
Australia and New Zealand pull out of the Rugby League World Cup because of "player welfare and safety concerns" related to the Covid-19 pandemic.
Covid: Shoppers told there is no need to panic buy
Iceland says empty shelves are not industry-wide but the rising 'pingdemic' threatens shop openings.
Covid-19: Pressure on shops and NHS pay offer 'anger'
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Thursday morning.
Brixton stabbing: Man killed after 'group confrontation'
High-end sports cars, thought to be part of a music video being filmed, were also at the scene of the stabbing.
Damien Walsh: Ombudsman finds investigation failures in UDA murder
An ombudsman's report identifies police failings after the 1993 killing of teenager Damien Walsh.
Building a legacy for Sunderland fan Bradley Lowery
Bradley's mother Gemma explains how her charity is building a holiday home for children with illnesses.
Colin Pitchfork: MoJ sorry for sex offenders register error
The government admits it was wrong to say the double killer would not be on the sex offenders register.
Tokyo Olympics: Twins keep running in the family
The Tooby twins were 1980s running stars - now one of their sons has qualified for the Olympics.
Students offered cash to defer medical degree
Applicants offered free accommodation and £10,000 cash by Exeter University to defer until 2022.
Nurses may consider industrial action over 3% NHS pay rise, union says
The Royal College of Nursing says members are "angry and upset" about the size of the increase.
Sport is 'marking its own homework' on athletes' brain injuries, say MPs
There has been little effort to protect athletes or track concussion problems, an MPs' inquiry says.
Stinky Bay? Local names added to map to aid coastal rescue
Local names for coastal places are added to OS maps to help rescuers locate those in need.
Lone women in Covid quarantine hotels to get female guards
The government is responding to continuing complaints of sexual harassment in hotel quarantine.
Zoomtown-on-Sea? The lure of a new life on the coast
Remote working meant the Lancaster family could live anywhere - they found their sea view in Scarborough.
'I thought rape isn't something that happens to men'
Support charities say male victims of sexual assault sometimes feel their experiences don't count.
Anne-Marie: I've always loved the idea of revenge
The pop star on beating anxiety, growing bored of her biggest song, and her revenge fantasies.
The Papers: 'Pingdemic' hits supermarkets and NHS pay 'insult'
The front pages focus on the impact of isolating staff on shops and the 3% pay rise offer for NHS staff.
Charity, dating and pet spending booms, says Nationwide
People have been spending more on non-essentials as Covid restrictions ease, Nationwide says.
NHS Wales: Eluned Morgan promises to transform the service
Delivery of urgent care to be transformed during "challenging period" for the NHS, says minister.
Why are Scotland's emergency departments so busy?
Emergency department admissions this year are almost 40% higher than pre-pandemic levels, figures show.