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- Wales' FM says political attacks 'racially driven'
- Wales' FM says political attacks 'racially driven'
- NI surfers call for end to sewage pollution
- Bus bursts into flames on busy street
- Bus bursts into flames on busy street
- Water parasite outbreak contained but sickness may go on, says health boss
- Water firm's response to outbreak contemptible - MP
- Crowds expected in Glasgow as Celtic fans mark title win
- We'll need universal basic income - AI 'godfather'
- Thunderstorm weather warning issued by Met Office
Government ‘dragging feet’ on China forced labour
The government has been accused of rejecting MPs’ recommendations to punish UK firms implicated in forced labour in China.
Health Secretary Matt Hancock to address MPs on Covid-19
Health Secretary Matt Hancock will address MPs looking into the government's handling of the pandemic.
G7: What it's all about in 60 seconds
Jon Kay tells us what is happening ahead of this weekend's G7 summit in just one minute.
The Papers: PM 'downbeat' about 21 June date, and Biden on NI
The prospect that lockdown easing could be delayed and the latest on the Brexit row lead the front pages.
'My beautician saved my life from deadly skin cancer'
Seonag was unaware she had a "mark" on the back of her thigh when she went for a Mother's Day massage.
Covid: Managers need to adapt for home working, boss says
Figures show home working is four times as common as it was before the pandemic.
Clive Hally: Brynteg school apology for sexually abused pupils
Seven former Brynteg Comprehensive pupils made complaints, with one calling teacher Clive Hally "evil".
Coronavirus: Industry dismisses US-UK moves to reopen travel
President Joe Biden and Prime Minister Boris Johnson agree to set up a taskforce to ease restrictions.
President Joe Biden arrives in the UK ahead of the G7 summit
US President Joe Biden arrives in the UK ahead of the G7 summit in Cornwall.
Covid hospital cases rise above 1,000 in UK
Scientists say they are still uncertain about the size of a third wave, but vaccination will be key.
Sarah Everard: Woman arrested in March faces no action
The woman was detained at the same time as PC Wayne Couzens, who admits kidnapping Sarah Everard.
Rochester murder: George Knights 'tried to dispose of body in acid'
Teen George Knights is found guilty of the murder of Stephen Chapman and hiding his body in a bin.
Harrison Ford spends second day on Tyneside on Indiana Jones filming break
The actor is filming the new Indiana Jones movie at Bamburgh Castle in Northumberland.
Covid-19: Highest daily cases since February and 'Glastonbury style' rush for jabs
Five things you need to know about the coronavirus pandemic this Wednesday evening.
Covid: As Matt Hancock faces grilling, what are key questions for him?
The health secretary will be quizzed by a panel of MPs about his handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Nadine Dorries says women should stand up to doctors
The health minister says women must be "confident" enough to demand different treatment if they want it.
Covid in Scotland: Emergency powers could be in place until next year
Emergency powers for tackling the pandemic could potentially be extended to the autumn of next year.
Covid in Scotland: Recorded cases in children reach highest level
The number of weekly cases among 0-14 year olds is now higher than in early January, figures show.
Ben Roberts, Derek Conway on The Bill, dies at 70
The Bangor native played Chief Inspector Derek Conway in the ITV police drama from 1987 to 2002.
Siblings who fatally force-fed man as he slept on train jailed for manslaughter
A brother and sister are jailed for the manslaughter of 56-year-old David Clark.