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- PM will no longer accept donations for clothes
- Cinnamon the capybara captured in pond
- Peppa Pig and Thunderbirds actor David Graham dies
- Bigots not welcome in Reform UK, says Nigel Farage
- Police watchdog sorry over Hillsborough letters
- Judge throws out Sunak home protest charges
- Construction giant collapse sees 2,200 jobs cut
- Burglar stabbed in prison kitchen awarded £5m
- Fayed was 'a monster enabled by Harrods', says lawyer
- Tributes paid to hiking couple who died in Majorca
Covid: Stricter enforcement considered to enforce rules in wales
Welsh Government may have to consider stricter enforcement if people break Covid-19 rules, says minister.
Coronavirus: 'Grave concern' over NI's Covid-19 testing system
The chair of Stormont's health committee says it wants to discuss testing issues with Robin Swann.
One of the ‘dodgiest addresses in the world’
The office in Potters Bar has registered more than 100 companies that are named in the Fincen files – a leak of suspicious activity reports filed by banks.
FinCEN Files: HSBC moved Ponzi scheme millions despite warning
The transfers took place after officials were told of the $80m fraud, the secret files reveal.
Coronavirus: Cheddar Caves to close with 40 jobs lost
The tourist attraction will shut for the foreseeable future due to the effects of coronavirus.
Bedfordshire dog kennels thefts: Woman arrested after animals stolen
The suspect, in her 20s, is released under investigation as police warn dog owners to be "vigilant".
Runner sacrifices medal to UK rival who ran wrong way
Diego Méntrida realised the athlete ahead had made a mistake and slowed as he approached the finish.
Crash cyclist 'sets new world record' for North Coast 500
Josh Quigley is believed to have broken the record for the North Coast 500 by six minutes.
PM should apologise for testing 'collapse', says Starmer
The Labour leader tells the BBC testing problems make further Covid-19 restrictions "more likely".
Alpaca pitch invader disrupts Carlton Athletic football match
Play was stopped for 15 minutes while attempts were made to remove "man of the match" Oscar.
Flypast marks Battle of Britain anniversary
Three Spitfires and a Hurricane flew over Westminster Abbey in a box formation to mark the 80th anniversary.
Lee Kerslake: Former Ozzy Osbourne and Uriah Heep drummer dies aged 73
The musician, who was also part of heavy metal band Uriah Heep, had been diagnosed with prostate cancer.
Covid-19: Self-isolating fines 'under discussion' in Scotland
The Scottish health secretary says the issue is among stricter measures being discussed this weekend.
Plymouth stabbings: Five people injured in attack near pub
A man is arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after the stabbings in Plymouth.
Murder probe after man found stabbed in Toxteth
Paul Morgan, 39, died in hospital after the "targeted attack" in Toxteth, Liverpool, police say.
Blackpool crowds ignore Covid 'last blast' warning
People reported queues for attractions and traffic was gridlocked in Blackpool on Saturday.
Hancock: Follow rules or 'more stringent enforcement' coming
Matt Hancock's warning comes as the government introduces £10,000 fines for people who fail to self-isolate.
Butlin's: 1,000 jobs at risk when furlough ends
The holiday camp firm expects workers to take paid or unpaid leave once the government scheme ends.
Stranocum: Man shot in 'paramilitary-style attack'
The victim was shot in the arms and legs after three men forced their way into a house, police say.
Coronavirus: Students' return could spark lockdown, say locals
Full-time residents of university cities in England fear local lockdowns as students return.