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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
Luton stabbing: Two teenagers arrested over 16-year-old's death
Two other teenage boys are arrested after a boy dies in hospital with multiple wounds.
Taxis: Northern Ireland firms unable to meet demand
The number of registered taxi drivers has fallen by a third in five years, official figures show.
University of East Anglia 'Climategate' scandal to be turned into film
The Crown's Jason Watkins will star as a professor who found himself at the centre of a media storm.
Renewable crypto mining - from cow to coin
One company is trying to persuade small-scale renewable generators to mine crypto currency.
Pandemic accelerated UK's shift online, says Ofcom
Online shopping soared, topping £110bn in sales, while adult sites were visited by half of over-18s.
Hall And Oates: How You Make My Dreams became a streaming hit
The 80s pop duo explain how You Make My Dreams became a streaming colossus.
The young people fighting to save their careers
From Crawley to Cadiz, young people are fighting for their careers as the covid pandemic continues.
Furloughed part-timers 'clinging on to disappearing jobs'
Part-time workers are at greater risk of losing their jobs when furlough ends in September, research suggests.
Calls for more 'pop-up' campsites as demand surges
Regulations should be relaxed to allow more temporary campsites this summer, say campaigners.
Halogen lightbulb sales to be banned in UK under climate change plans
September's ban will cut carbon emissions and save consumers money, the government says.
Lockdown lifting: Four numbers to look for this week
The key numbers that offer clues as to whether "freedom day" will proceed as planned on 21 June.
'My Paralympic dreams dashed by 1.5mm'
Swimmer Levana Hanson had her sights on a medal – that all changed when she was told one stump too long for her classification.
Newspaper headlines: Lockdown end uncertainty, and Lloyd Webber defiant
Reports about whether the planned reopening in England will go ahead on 21 June lead many newspapers.
'Fake prescription drugs left my son brain damaged'
Joe is still fighting for his life months after his mum found him unconscious following an overdose.
Solar eclipse: Shetland 'will be best place in UK for view'
The Northern Isles followed by Lochinver are expected to have the country's best view of the moon partially obscuring the sun.
Brexit: UK and EU urge compromises over Irish Sea border checks
British ministers are warned not to delay border checks, as the two sides meet for talks in London.
Travel: US eases travel rules for 61 countries - but not UK
The US public health agency has lowered 61 countries to Level 3, including Japan and France.
ECB to take 'appropriate action' over England players' historical tweets as more emerge
The England and Wales Cricket Board says it will take "relevant and appropriate action" after historical tweets from several England players were "questioned publicly".
School assessments: Education secretary makes 'cast-iron' guarantee
Scotland's new education secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville says a grade A will mean a grade A.
Covid in Scotland: Cruise ship not allowed to dock in Greenock
Passengers on board the MSC Virtuosa cannot embark or disembark in Greenock because of Covid travel restrictions.