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- NHS and government covered up infected blood scandal
- Prisoners and the Army donated infected blood in NI
- At a glance: Infected blood inquiry's key findings
- Scottish blood victims were 'studied without knowledge'
- Welsh minister apology for infected blood 'tragedy'
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- Nursery worker guilty of baby's manslaughter
- MP calls for water parasite outbreak compensation
- Summer interest rate cut possible, says Bank deputy
- No inquest to be held into death of BBC DJ Steve Wright
Theresa May says Brexit plan will deliver for NI
The UK and EU agree there should be no hard border post-Brexit, but are at odds on how to achieve it.
UK government borrowing at 11-year low
Public sector borrowing between April and June fell to the lowest level since 2007.
'I'll either be the next Bolt or (a really fast) estate agent'
The British 100m sprinter talks to Newsbeat about his success and admits he's either the next Usain Bolt or he'll become an estate agent.
Mass gathering of golden retrievers
The dogs and their owners gathered at the Highlands estate where the breed was first founded 150 years ago.
Biker jailed after filming himself riding at 189mph
Police found hours of footage on a laptop at Adam Campion's home.
Chez Charles? Prince home 'on show' at parents' pad
The Prince of Wales picks more than 100 items for an exhibition marking his 70th birthday.
Greg James gets emotional over Radio 1 job swap
The Radio 1 DJ tells fans he's "relied on them" as he leaves his afternoon slot to take over the Breakfast Show.
Sunburn warning as 220 treated in N Ireland
One episode of sunburn can double the risk of skin cancer, says the Public Health Agency.
Egg donation: ‘Will they look like me?’
Ashleigh Kelso, 27, donated some of her eggs to a couple to help them start their own family.
Zara Holland on Love Island: 'Like being in a posh prison'
Former contestant Zara Holland talks about being on the show and how the experience impacted her health.
Battle of Britain RAF Spitfire pilot Geoffrey Wellum dies
Sqn Ldr Geoffrey Wellum, who was 18 when he joined the RAF in August 1939, dies at the age of 96.
Liam Gallagher urges brother Noel to bring back Oasis
The Wonderwall singer says he "forgives" his brother and it is time to bring back the Britpop band.
IVF: NHS couples 'face social rationing'
Eight out of 10 of CCGs in England do not offer IVF to couples if one partner has previous children.
Sir David Attenborough calls on public to count butterflies
The veteran naturalist says spending time in nature offers a respite from "the strains of modern life".
BA emergency landing forces London Gatwick runway closure
A British Airways flight from Naples to Gatwick Airport landed with a technical fault.
MPs criticise head of public prosecution's rape case failures
The head of public prosecutions is criticised for her handling of issues around disclosing evidence.
Low NHS morale is 'heartbreaking', says Matt Hancock
The new health secretary says technology, the workforce and prevention will be his top priorities.
Blind dog gave autistic woman 'hope in life'
Emma Barker, 18, who has autism and depression, says adopting a dog "saved her life".
Stalking reports treble as prosecution rates fall
There were more than 10,000 recorded offences of stalking and harassment in England and Wales last year.
Derbyshire hunt master filmed setting badger trap
Christopher White has been accused of illegally persecuting badgers after footage showed him laying and baiting a trap.