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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
Wembley park stabbing deaths: Sisters killed in 'sacrificial deal'
Danyal Hussein lay in wait before repeatedly stabbing Nicole Smallman and Bibaa Henry, jurors heard.
DUP: Sinn Féin wants 'more than fluffy words' from Edwin Poots
Asked if she will accept Paul Givan as first minister, Michelle O'Neill says deals must be honoured.
Home secretary under fire over police vaccinations
The home secretary says the government followed advice from scientific and medical advisers.
Israel president asks Prince of Wales to help Jewish girl, 2
Reuven Rivlin asks the Prince of Wales to help a Jewish girl after it is ruled her life support can cease.
Rio Ferdinand calls for education on taking a knee
Former England captain Rio Ferdinand says the people booing England players taking a knee need "educating".
Government acted unlawfully over firm's £560,000 Covid contract
A judge criticises the awarding of work to a firm run by former colleagues of Michael Gove and Dominic Cummings.
Fan zone plans 'lack consistency', says opposition
MSPs call for further safety measures despite the health secretary insisting the event will be "highly regulated".
Priti Patel: Two men charged over racist video aimed at home secretary
The pair are due in court over a video in which racist comments were made about the home secretary.
Rio Ferdinand calls for education on taking a knee and social media usage after fans boo England
The people booing England players taking a knee are an "ignorant minority" who need "educating", says former England captain Rio Ferdinand.
G7 summit: Don't imperil NI peace, Biden to warn UK and EU
The US president will warn that UK-EU negotiations must protect the Good Friday Agreement, his adviser says.
Crocodile attack: British family's fears as saved twin gets sepsis
The British twins' older sister says Melissa is in a "really serious" condition in hospital in Mexico.
One Fastly customer triggered internet meltdown
The unnamed customer was not to blame but changing settings triggered a software bug, Fastly says.
Eccleshall children call 999 after mum found collapsed
Neve, seven, made the emergency call while her five-year-old brother looked after their mother.
Andrew Lloyd Webber 'prepared to be arrested' over theatre reopening
The impresario says he will open his new production of Cinderella "come hell or high water".
Driver sacked for drinking in club while sick wins tribunal
A driver did not break company rules by going to a social club while off work, a tribunal finds.
Harry and Meghan did not ask Queen to use Lilibet name - Palace source
But a spokesperson for Prince Harry and Meghan insists the Queen was asked, and was supportive.
Queen's portrait removed after vote by Oxford University students
Students voted overwhelming to remove the image from an Oxford University common room.
BA and Ryanair investigated for refusing refunds
A watchdog is investigating whether the airlines broke the law in not offering Covid refunds.
Covid: Greater Manchester and Lancashire in testing and vaccine push
Extra support - including surge testing and vaccine buses - are provided to Covid hotspot areas.
G7: 'Mount Recyclemore' of leaders made from electronic waste in Cornwall
The sculptor says his works highlights the need to make electronic devices more reusable.